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FRNrERNAL MYSTIC CIRCLE.
The Grand Ruling of Texas Organized II
Dallas

The Grand Ruling of Texas Organized in
Dallas.
Dallas, Texas. February 20.-The Grand
Railing of the Fraternal Mystic Circle Tor
TIE STATE of Texas was organized yes
terday afternoon at odd Fellows Han
Tue following delegates were present.
Perry Hawkins. Taylor ruling No. 81,
Taylor, Texas. Il. r. Houston. Corslcana
ru.ng No. 400, Corsicana; j. W. Beali.
Lone Star ruling No. 400. Fort WORTH.
Evan Campbell Austin ruling No, 30,
Austin, T.. NJ. Fields. Italy ruling NO.
AZ, Italy, y. y. Meals. Denison ruling
No. Az, Denison. W. $. Hearall, Cameron
ruling No jN2. Cameron, Robert II. Dulin.
sherman ruling No. 501, sherman; j. NJ.
steere, Dallas ruling No. 500, Dallas; j.
j. Pritchctt. Jr, Savoy ruling No 55n
Savoy. A. W. Palmer tyler ruling No.
ila, tyler, W. n. Williams. Lamar ruIlnE
No. il6, Paris IA. l.. calhoun, Fort Worth
ruling No $50. Fort Worth, l.. u. oim-
stead. Bonham ruling No. S67, Bonham,
1t. II. Cook, Temple ruling 80. 56f, Tenn
pie
Mayor i, T. Holland delivered the al.
dress OF welcome
The following grand officers were elect
ed for the ensuing year: James NJ. Stccre.
grand ruler J.. II. ulmstead, grand vice
ruler, II! l.. Calhoun, past grand ruler.
II. II, COOK, grand recorder; T.. l.. tlous-
ton. grand treasurer. Delegates tn the
Supreme Ruling; James NJ. Stoore ana
l.. II. Olmstead; altcrnates, u. II. Hous-
ton and H. l.. Calhoun.
The next place of meeting Will he at
Corsicana IN 1897
Tho Dallas ruling gave n banquet last
night III honor Of the delegates appointed
to attend the National convention of the
order In Philadelphia, to he held in that
city soon. Tn, names of the delegates
that were so appointed are; James NJ.
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FROM THE STATE CAPITAL.
Governor Culberson Departs for the
National Capital,
TEXAS CATTLE QUARANTINE MATTER
ture Norton Arbor Day Prociama-
ton Issued-AotIng Governor.

,,..,t. r.. ,., A., c...
,"'S'"' AeNas, feoruars -p.-t'oNelror
CNberson and Secretary of State May
field left for Washington tonight TO lay
~ s,.,s 90 a. ~. -, -. -
''e =. nv ASNa9 e0'''e WA ",' ''"e
Hdtter ptlore secretary OF Agriculture
Morton and induce him II possible to
revoke his recent order r,o,.,pe tho ce.tio
... -, 49, ''''''"s WI
Quarantine Iihe up TO the southern line OF
Texas 1--we stock snri.ar,, ,o,,,,,,iss,o,,
e...... 80 s'O''.
''N' c'aiS hoTtoh iate line moving mas
seriously affected the cattle interest of
West Texas and a,nnbsttc ,,ro,,s,s haze
,,s.,,, -. !, ~ "a
a''se" against IL from every direction
and as TAR away as Chicago
The governor homes thai h, ,ra.sn,,re,
,,,,. 80. ',,,. - ',,'''s
~ NYi i,ci soiiaily 10 secretary Mor-
,, ,,,, s,. ~ toliH l'lul.s nun u'h'
NJ. ~ hatuship Is ih'pos,u upon
hnS been Ion Yin 'V W. the me as
line established by the Te<as "ommission
ne states thht II would Ae LAY pro-
rai,.s6 IrstrV"tto,s 'e Na"sri ny r.
-, sV.'' ~ ''-''''
AhBck DAY.
The governor issued the following
PROCLAMATION this evening;
Whereas The I'D Of February. the same
being now a legal holiday. has been 10y
the legislature of the State of Texas
named and dcstyro,ad ,s A,,,r nos. 4,
VIM no devoted to the planting and cult
walton OF forest. shade and ornamental
0' , lug p"ut tle H'a'e, ,..,,.u... ...
ornor of the state OF TEXAS reni,sgi 91bat
sali day be appropriately observed nv The
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APpHAL F0K nLERcY.


Court Officers ard Jurors Unite in Asking
for "a Mans Pardon.
Hampstead. Texas, February a.-l)r.
Edmund Montgomery VIII start on to.
uishts train for Aastiu to present a
petition in behalf OF BIN Malche, VINO
~ tA.s term q court Was given two
years in The ponitenuagy tor assault with
Intent to murder.
The petition FOR pardon IS signed by
the Twelve jurors who convicted Matcnot.
hy District Judge Reese and District Al
ioruey Piuckucy l'nc two latter adj
dressed letters in addition TO Governor
Cuiberspn praying for a apcedy pardon
hH,a'h-e Maichct. VINO but recently lost
his wife. has seven small Children de-
pending ufson him FOR bread and clothing
that nc Is poor man ana unable TO
provide for these children except ny ms
lnAy labor and because he had expert
tHee1 lesson which in tGc future a.
almost certain 10 keep him out VI mis-
ciiicf
j o Mathews who while guarding con
Vets on Buchanan's farm shot and Killed
county convict and wax subsequently
Indicted for 1t. WAS today acquitted after
q sunhoruly contested trial, lasting two
da}s MANY friends or the accused IRON
Neshlrgfuu aud Austin counties were
p.'~"ht during the trial and rcJoiced At
ifr acgulttal.
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BEAUMONT nunGEr.
White Man Charged with Attempt
Kape-Caddu Tribe BANQUET.


White Man Charged with Attempt TO
kape-Cadao Tribe Banquet.
Beaumont, Texas, February 20 Consta.
bic Shields list night arrested and Jailed
James \. Mckinley. white man. on
warrant charging assault with attempt
10 rape, The charge was preferred by
the father of Jane Dempsey. a i5-year-oli
white gill, on whom the affidavit alleges
tho assault was made carly In January
this year. Mckinley Is a married man
and when arrested was with his family al
his home hear Pine Island bayou.
Al the council OF Caddo tribe. so. s
Improved order OF Red Men. neld last
uight the committee appointed to prepare
the banquet 70 be given In connection
with the tribes first annual ball nj Tho
opera house tomorrow night made a
report which indicates that this sInper
viii be the finest ever spread at a public
ball In Beaumont. The success ~ Tho
AFFAIR In point OF attendance * also ns-
sured. Besides the many thht WIN he
present from Beaumont Information has
been received that Sabine tribe. No. II
OF Orange viii be represented Nv fiftaen
or twenty couples.
Grade of tho Texarkana ana Fort Smith
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WALLER COUNTY REPUBLICANS
Instructions Given for Quincy as Nation
al neleEnie--HArmnrN Prevailed.

Instructions Given for Quincy as n Nation
al Dclegate-Harmony Prevailed.
Hampstead, Texas, February 2o.-The ~.
publican county convention nee, a. u m.
today. with every precinct OF the county
represented. Harmony prevailed from re
time the gavel fc.l until the convention ad-
jcurl,ed.
Cunoy was instructed for as delegate 10
the National convention for the state at
large Tho following wore elected dele
gates 10 the State ronvention: A. {.
Vompkius. H. c. Chatham. II. 4. S;arks.
y. f. HHuuay T. Grew. L. c. Tomphns
W. II. Rhone n. 70. LAZY. +. :. BenM-
non Nelson Sseli V. Il. Dickersou, r. J..
Fitzpatrick, n L. Davis. \. Samuels, \.
". Bennett, II W. Howard II. r., Point
CT. J. &. Hickman. a q. pweudo0. J. r.
Freeman Ned sanders VIM. Pryor. III,
q W. Wyatt. Il. \. Gladdlsh
To The congressional convention; T. :.
Eenrison. H. $ Jackson. -. b. LILY, O.. O..
Marshall Nelson snell n ". Hgwarl.
Nel sanders q " wyatt a c. Tnmp-
tins Isaac Hun J.. Branch, u. n si1rEs
= ". ienneti Wm. Barnes. <. H.. Toll
Ncr. Va l. Davis Jeff Harvey. y. Failey,
H. J. lianuay. L. G.. TBWpkius.
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PALESTINE POINTERS.

A Number of Improvements Under WAY
Game Supper-Personal
Palestine, Texas, February le-Materlal
is being put on the ground and excava-
lions are being made for the Burkitt two
story brick on Main street.
Or, Cooley and John W. Wright will
soon erect three-story brick on the In,
corner Main and I.angston streets In tho
place of the old Watson hotel that stands
therc now.
Joe Briggs Is moving his restaurant To-
day In the saloon bu aiding on NcKni~ht
plaza, and Charley Hunter the barber
win go In Mr.. Briggs old stand,
Flanagan & Scott are tearing down tbo
awning in front 81 their store and viii 70
place Il with a modern o6e, They arr also
opening out on Main street to catch GUS
toners "a-comin and a-gwine."
Tie ladies OF the BAPTIST church gave q,
game supper last night which WIS an
eourasinsly raironlLed-so much SO that
a Is continued tonight
The Palestine Mlnstrels, who were to
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Basirop, Texas, February ia-Rastror
has been unusually gay for a few days.
The tive masquerade balls. one 10y tho fire
department nj the upern house ON FRIDAY
night and tho other by the q. u H. 3
al Casino hail on last night GIondaN)
auce being enthusiastic IN their EXPIRES.
aons as SO the genuine enjoyment they dc.
rived from the AFFAIRS.
on sunday ntsht tho Bastrup County
Bible society, auxiliary OF tho American
hihle society held It's annual meeting AZ
Tho Methodist church. Hon Il, J. irie,
president and pr ~ -. Combs secretary
quite q large congregation was present
ana the proceedings were interesting and
profitable.
"itlEnI nome 1aleht eht'l me com
COY drama Charity Bali for the heught
OF the Christian church and a splendid
performance was given. Tho east OF char
nrtcrs comprised some Of the most talent
- amateurs and great favorites OF tie
Bastrop public.
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wATER FoR GIppINGs.

Giddings, Texas, February 2o-Several
months ago number of citizens resi-
dent IN the eastern part OF Giddings.
formed themselves into a company. styled
the East Giddings Water company for
me purposes OF putting in wen and
greeting small system OF waterworks
Tor the benei, OF the members. Two
unsuccessful attempts We're made 10 sink
a well \ third attempt however, has
resulted In getting good supply OF
hrst-class water at a depth OF 5i5 foot.
me water standing LOO feet deep In the
Wen. The company will have the neccs-
sArN appliances for the utilization OF the
water erected at once.
w. H. Jookel has moved his saddlery
business from this place to Smithvilie.
Wnris he VIII continue it in the future
hhIt-S Hlh9 &hn&Es IL b.. r-nel fElthf
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ing delegates 20 congressional ccnven-
ton. TO be held for the purpose OF noTnl-
mating a candidate for the unexpired term
OF the Hon. w. II. Grain, deceased. and 10
select delegates TO the National conven-
ton.
recommend that you make the call 20
broad that all men can reSpon.i who be-
ievc that nii public highways are the peo-
pies. without regard 20 the minutia or
manner OF controlling the san 2; that land
nouopolies are dangerous TO .ho liberties
OF the people, ana who seek legislation
that VIII make the largest number ~ 9th
Tcns owners OF their own homes, and who
believe that the money! issuing or coming
power - sovereign, 70 he exercised only 10y
the National government without power
10 DELEGATE the same 10 private parties or
corporations. These are the principles
that make n rcpulist, and no man en-
hraci1r them should ne excluded from our
councils on account Of pas; party nffii,a-
ton or Individual ideas OK the methods OF
securing these ends. John T. Elgin.
Chairman Executive Committee Eleventh
Con grcSSionai District.
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nIslInl,.s NIsrrAr1nN.

Huntsville. Texas. February 2O.--st.
Stephens church was crowded TO It's fun
est capacity last night, the occasion being
the visit OF BiShop Kiusolving. lic de-
uVored a powerful sermon after which
seven were confirmed and one adult per-
son baptized. Tho bishop left today To
III other appointments,
This church has recently been rccRr-
petod and lighted by electricity, with
Rtv. stuart of Palestine secured for a
visit the last sunday In each month.
tied Confederate Memorial ASSOCIATION,
with Mrs. Juliet Bush president, Miss
Minnie Hunter secretary and Mrs NJ. h,
plphint treasurer They Will observe the
LIST OF May as a memorial festival day.
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GEoGRApnIcAL pApry

Round Rock Texas, February blast
nlsht there was a geographical party at
heN' John liudsou's residence for tho
christian Endeavor conducted by Rev. !
a Adams, Young ladies' were dressed and
decorated to represent different countries
ana States. and feeble attemnt .v.,s
mace by The young mon TO do the sarnc
u ,u' tney didpt exhibit the catch-on abn'
ny Shown by the Young ladies' One 80
Tue ladies' had nutmers for u ne.l<laco tn
represent Connecticut, Some on, else ~
u a. S,ilns OF buckeyes, another a sprie ~
p 3.ue SIaSS. one or two young ladies wera
dressed in red, with sword by their sidc
70 represent bloody Turkey: another .bo
d,rl,coiored flag OF Frrce pinned to her
w., ,Hnotner SWit2erland's flag Flow
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cONGRrgs or CIINATOI,Ociy-

san Antonio, Texas February 2O.-The
annual convention of tho Worlds Congress
OF Mexico Clmatology met here today and
viii remain In session three days.
l'r. y. :. Mckay OF Chicago presided in
tho absence Of the president Or. j. \.
Robinson Of Chicago, who Is expected To
arrive tomorrow.
The purpose of the congress is to study
m" rotation OF climate 10 the cure and
prevention of diseases, and about thirty
papers ON this subject VIII be read 4
great many physicians are present and
uarly every State in Tho Union is repre-
seEtcd
Today's session was consumed In arrang-
ing the programme for the succeeding
days and The work OF the congress Will
begin tomorrow
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

CORPUS CHRISTG--Immense quantities
Of rock are being loaded on bargcs at the
wharves here daily and towed to the pass
where the work is said TO BE- gong on
with renewed Vigor.
RUSK-The Masons have had a nice
he'll put upon the Masonic lodge building
was made at the poni,cntiary by Master
Mechanic Frank KhVHnpuEh. 1t is a
very inr bel and adds greatly to the
looks Of the building.
GANAnO--Iohu Hollander. living near
tanado, while chopping wood in the tim
her. cut of one Of his toes aud other
wise decorated his foot lie was rnuch
weakened 10y the severe hemorrhage winch
followed
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have played this week have Indefinitely
deferred their performance.
Dock Pegues Of -s.cr Is here in the IN
terest of the Woodmen of the World,
Mr.. III. @. Evans, the dispatcher has re-
turned from his old home IN Illinois.
Mr.. John Roscoe and Mrs. Augusta fiol-
ston were married hero several days ago.
Rev. J. Hervey Dobhs Of the Cpngrega-
tlonal church has accepted the pastorate
of the church at Sherman. II seems that
Palestines retiring ministers are all going
to the black land.
Commander John G. Brain, the venera-
BILE and distinguished navy officer, Is In
the city and Will probably give one of his
lectures
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ArrEMrrEn ASSASSINATION.

Decatur, Texas February @.--NeNs has
jsst reached here OF an attempt TO assas-
s!nate Jim Harris, a young farmer living
ton miles northeast of town sunday night.
Harris was on horseback and alone AT
the time he Was fred upon. The would-hc
assassin only nrr once, and the bali took
effect In the horn Of Harris saddle Har-
ris has no eicnies and 10 cause can be
asslgned for ihe act.
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cIIr-RcII SOCIAL.

Huntsville. Texas, February iS.-'rhe la
dies al -. Stephens church snvc Mother
Goose soc.able at the residence Of Alder
man T. *. Barrett last evening which
proved quite a success. S,S being ncttcd for
N" church.
Bishop Kiusolving will arrive hero to
morrow afternoon and hold services at
night His coming rs always a pleasure
TO the parish and people
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RELIGIOUS NOTES.
REVIVAL. AT E1GIN

To tho Editor OF The Post:
Eisin, Texas, February 1a-Evangolist
$. @. MITCHELL assisted by MIR, Valle c.
Mart began revival at the Baptist
cuurrh last Saturday nigh. and the inter-
est has grown from the beginning Chrig-
llanS OF all denominations are taking pnrt
ana the church Is filed Al each service.
Nc sentiment OF the town Is that Mr.
Mitchell - the strongest most wideawake
evangelist that ever visited Elgin Every
h'4N is earnestly anxious for a genuine
who have not been to church In wears are
aituline, some of the saloon mon are at
tending every service aud are deeply in
ier"htcd. Mr. Hart helped IN n meeting
here many years ago ana has many warm
friends
The Firm Foundationists ARE also hold
eng services but with only a small attend
ance, as there are but few of that faith In
this community Rev. A. j. McCarty Of
Austin Is doing the preaching V.
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poPuLasr coNYENrIoN-
Chairman Elgin Wants the Can 10
Lro.aa In LIZ gcn... -. W

Chairman Elgin Wants the Can IN 10
Broad In It's Scope
Rockport. Texas, February I9-The fol-
lowing call was Issued today by John %
Tlgin, chairman OF the populist executive
committee for the Eleventh congressional
district:
Tc the County chairmen OF the People'e
Party for the Eleventh Congressional
District OF Texes
n Rockport Texas. February 10, 1896 gu
arc hereby requested 10 call meetings OF
the popuiists OF your county. either In
.n,ass meeting or convention, as your local
party may direct, for the purpose OF elect
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railroad is now whiting two miles ot
Beaumont ana, the work H. being push- i
as fast as mcn ard mules cfn do H.
News was received today that the first
cargo Of steel rails for the road hal
cleared from Philadelphia and that the
second cargo would be shipp i ON "A
vessel that would cross tho Sabine Pass
Der drawing tWenty-tnree 'cet OF water.
Mrs Dunn. a white woman between
~ and ~ years old died this morning at
leo' clock. death being caused ty v hat
doctors IN English call poverty Of tho
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TooK THE MORPHINE notrr.

Donison. Texas. February 9,-Cnarlle
whitchsr. aged % year.. while 90 . nj
OF dependency. swallowed thnty-nve
grains Of morphine ghis ryeulus ana d,csl
two hours later. Deceased Aus a son
OF j. g. " hiichcr a pr2uiurnt politician
OF iels, Texas fOung Nuifelrg lost MS
position with the Katy hnd thls afternoon
said no had gamiilfd aa1 lost Die loft
note saying bia sweetheart hai been
married.
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Aco1r1TrAL AND CONVICTION

Marlin. Texas. February 27.-rhc case
OF Mr., and Mrs Camp, In the district
court, charged with stealing horse
from Fnnnin X Whitaker last December
was tried Yesterday and they came clear
There WAS "A good dsd Of conflicting tes-
umony ia the case. MIR. Fannin and other
while a good alibi WAS proven by people
I'm Cprsicana.
Ned Garter. colored. charged with kill
ing a German at Perry 10y the name Of
Rinik. was given five years IN the pen
itgptfafN
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C1III,D lufRNrD TO DrATIT

Waco. Texas. February N.-The little
3-yoar-old son OF Jesse Ellis set fire to
his clothing yesterday evening while play
Ing with matches. lie was frightfully
burned before relief could be given him
and died tn great agony this morning
Mrs Ellis the child's mother was aslcep
on couch and the child coming into
the room discovered iho matches and
proceeded 20 tho yard. whore he begun
TO light them,
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WONDERFUL Rl1C0vrpv

oklahoma city. O. T.. February % -
Mon'ay afternoon little Pearl Butler AGED
m STarT lei Sa, from the awning Of The Com.
the doctors say, disloca.ed fhs o ~ a.
nSr,,e,irae. put contrary to the usual eSI
Pt'tHilons she still lives and rivcg 80. IN
use or eomnlete recnYnrr wv IIom-
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reunion Of GREEN'S brigade at Cuero on
the 2lst. from this section, were Messrs'
l.. II. Barnhill ]. +. Hiebe, n Xeiss. j.
". Watson. j. c. Rankin aud PERTAINS
others General II. H. Boone, state com
inuuder ntcd Confederate Veterans and
j. ". Freeman Of Navasota and lite john
son of Ismustead
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BENJAMIN, Texas, February '2o-The
large barn of Or. L. p. Jones at Munday
was burned TO the ground last night. to-
gcther with a fine registered percherou
stallion valued at 5000. also a line FLOODED
mare. The fire Is of iucendiary origin.
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THE FIRE RECORD.


ltaska, Texas, February 20-Summons
q Co. lost their eranarv with con-
siderable amount OF grain last night by
fire. Loss about 5000. insurance, 500.
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HORDAY q NtACn>

,, i'ases' Texas February @.-Hobdav G
.4@Son sFoeers OF this place, filed a decd
~ ,r9ss Yesterday on their stock or
igahiiit,es naming p. +. Griffin trustee
"''"''os ana assets not known 'V''
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KNIGHTS on nnt,.,r,

IN m'nphis' Tenn, February 2O.-The sec.
F Kn,e S69y $ session Of the supreme lodge
MATS s 81 pixie, was Il secret one and
the order only was discussed. "''''S OF
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most RAPID. safe ana eur a
complete cure guaraiesSSs,sJARGEs -
rnrea in a few days. 9a
sTRICTU RE-A new mrr,,ethod q 2
,,sg The only rational hheN
/, ronplete treatment. he seni1
Mall treatment, given or Men; y
symptom Blank No ! III ISy,seases; "
No. for Skin Iis -
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strictly conilue'so AZ p"r
sent free from observation 81 !,
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Pittsburg, Texas. February 2o-At
o'clock this morning fire broke os, in the
Pittsburg cotton yards. Five bales of cot
ton were damaged Insurance on cotton
enough to cover loss.
Pittsburg. Texas. February o0.-At
o'clock last night c. r.. Couoly's dwelling
caught on fire. No one at home House
aud contents We're total loss. Insurance,
40