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JOHN |. SULLIVAN MAY DIE.
Sustained Serious Injuries In His
Pail From Train.
ARE TO FIX CHAMPIONSHIP RULES,
Convention IL Proposed To 10 Held a,
Ei raso.-The Ruraies Have Not
been Ordered Out.

Springfield. H., January so.-John l..
Sullivan 's confined to his bed Mt tho
Palace hotel and Will not be able to leave
1t for n week. His troupe left for East st.
Louis this morning. Or. John Dixon, the
attending surgeon. gays: sullivan Is IN a
prcoarious condition and has sustained
serious wounds that may result In fatal
complications. The wound On his head
may causo erysiplos, Roth OF his eyes arc
closed tight and he suffers much pain. lie
VIII not bc allowed TO leave his he'd for d,
week. Ills recovery viii depend upon the
heh'inG OF the wound in hts head. He is
informally injured also. believe can
br1hg hun around. but 1t viii be by a
scratch"
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NEW ORLEANS RACES.

Now orleana, La. January 90.-Flrst
race Seven aud onc-half furlonrs-- HUI.
h'rl' l"i CFhorpel. to l. won Oracle G..
lo- t'aywooD, & TO l, second. Prymnia. %
V"ucWood'. II to 3, third. Timc. 1910.
N"llcn i-vear-olds and upward six fur.
"ntS Fr'h'N ltenn"ssey. los uIeune scy).
q to I. won. Tho Eel. i0g oCnvwoocD 10 10
J. second Flame 100 Cr Burns), TO l..
THIRD Nlnc, i2lis. -
SoNon furl"ngs Squire G. ai tr. Muir
rhN ~ To- y won Fritzic. " (shcrrer). 60
to second. Prlg. ii5 CaywooD. even,
third Time 1io2.
one milo aud seventy yards-G. r. Cox
iW Ghorpo 10 to I, won; Mia star. loq
ulnml. TO l. second: Chcnoa, iii Crabor,
10 I, third, Time, 1891.
S"Ncn and one-half furlongs-- Ban John
son 50 "a. Barretp, s to . won easily:
Master Fred iW (NewcomO. 8 to /. second
Vita, los Vi1towood. 20 TO /, third. Tlmc
1io
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FOREIGN BRIEFS.

London Hubbard, conservative. sue.
c,ceds The MArlu ~ Carnasthen as NJ
i. from RriNton, Lambeth.
Cor tlutinoplo.- The reply Of the sultan
to me lottcr of the queen on thc s,;hicct
vl Armenia has boon dispatched to Cos
dor IN London.
-, ~ NV hilc King Charles was re-
turA'ng 10 the palace after n drive In m
oiNn carriage. accompanied nv His niis.
dt-rtnp, an anarchist Workman threw n
stone at his majesty 1t m ssed him how.
Horlin The minister Of war has ms,
completed a series ot sucoessfnl nxrST,'
,nHnls WITH tho discovery OF Professnr
hooncEan u Vienna OF nov mot6od of
applNius Hhotogiaphy to surgery MI
m'd'yine, etc. with a View OF mallin,,
use OF II tn war suygcry ''>' ''h
=, torlin - Memorial services weno hcl1 ot
-. GGorEHa' Chapel IN honor OF thc i, ~
Mr, Theodore Runyon. United Stntos n ~
hassador 10 Germany \ distins,UsbeII
cong eEation was Pr. sent and the ratn'
ialYuG upon which the remains restet ~
buried undcr floral offerings was
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GANADo ITEMS

Ganadc, Texas, January So.--Mr. RabcoclS
has sold his gin 20 Louisiana parties ana
Will himself cngago IN timber cutting.
John Strauss ot Miles city. Mont. and
Y, strauss OF Fonda Iowa, are here pros
pccting ana visiting their brother Nick
] ~ Earle has bought tcn-aere plock
adjoining Ganado, and viii improve Il this
season.
Austin Monefee, proprietor OF the Mem
Cfce addition 10 Garado Is LAYING on tho
new site and VIII ofrcr great Inducements
10 prospective builders
ISrse shipments Of fruit trees from,
nurseries near Houston have been receive
here this week for farmers OF this locality
In few years thu & destined 10 becon,e
a great fruit producing center
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200 pounds II ia probable tha, romc mcdl.

200 pounds II In probable that some mcdi-
um line, possibly IT'S or $50 pounds. win
be fxed upon. No occasion like the one Ia
Wow IL likely to present itself again IN
many ycnrs for action OF this Kind. and
those behind the move are anxious that
II crSstnliae and take shape. II " hoped
to do away with all the special classes and
the man who fights at give, weitht.
say 1853 pounds. will not be asked TO give
or take two pounds" as why not give or
take ten pounds, or n ton, for that mat
ter7 That mongrcl class. the newly de-
velopcd weltcrwcight, will be given some
attention, and II needs deal.
Dan stuart IN In high elec over his as
snrcd success, lie said tonight: II never
expended one dollar for n carnival here
until had sure thing that tho fights
would take place without Interference.
Il does not disturb me when reporters get
to ordering the troops around In Mexico"
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A SUGGESTION.

II
( Although 'ho press, when backed by
bubble sentiment, las scored many u
Neat victory toward civilization and pro.
Ssss. there IL ono effort in which Il SCENE
~ have had littlr success. Tho habit
&c carrying pstols, instead of yielding
% the condemnation of tho best people
hvcrywhcrc, appears 81 be- ON the III
crease.
4 IL Is not confined 60 the South, but all
portions Of the country feel tho effects
~ this cvis habit as the dispatches in
llfc daily ncwslapcrs Attest From al.
Rost every conceivable rlacs from tho
'onrt room and tho social gathering IA
well ns from the dive and the gambling
boom, comes tho pop of tho pistol, and
Che shedding of blood, Il is certain that
a. many localities strenuous aud watch
lfi efforts have bccn made to supnrcss
ghis evil but in vain Tho t,ncoaline
deadly weapons IN the person is mn
easy matter, aud il IN impossible 10 on
firely prevent t. Tennessee made Il
unlawful TO sell pistols unfortunately.
But people got thom just tho same.
South Carolina tried every means to
ercak m the habit, but has given it up
b. despair.
n Thcrc remains one plan yct which has
Sever been tried that might produce tho
osired result. Il is tn force every citi
Sen old enough TO handle hrnarms To
farry a pistol under heavy penalty.
oct everybody go armed and there will
aae fewer quarTcls and shootiugs. In
.she majority OF eases when a man il
Aot, h. is found to bc uuarmc,i. II is
Sgcli known that t>ughs, gamblers and
ullios arc generally armed, while poace-
X hlc ciiiscns arc not, l'his throws the
sidvantasc on the wrong side A com,
$ulscry carrying of weapons by all mon
sauid greatly change the dcmeanor and
earring Of certain bad mon toward
heir fellow citizens, Whom You engage
man in conversation, IL you are
Morally certain that his coat tail covers
gun" you are going TO gauge your
enarks accordingly.
Another crying necessity of the times
VI the awning of young ladies who are
evolving attentions from young men.
Eearly every day comes the news that
pane Jealous young genuemaa has per-
DRAFTED the object Of HIS affections with
81 bullet. Young ladies should by all
sk,esns carry REVIEWERS and not hesita to
u, use them. At the first symptoms Of
'4iolcnt Jealousy she should get drop
ID her misguided lover, In time "a save
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HOUSTON. FRIDAY, IAN. II, 1896
souTH CARoLlNA's NEW MAN.
How arc the miehty fallcnl

n How arc the mighty fallen!
II How must tho Palmetto State hang It's
hcni In reading the brutal gcneraliiics
bf abuse hcapcd upon tho democratic nd
lmme,raton by Tillman, IN the scnntc,
"Wednesday!
Ii 10 think Of tho State That once boosted
IA Calhoun aud liaync, or n Butler,
sDr Hampton IN the senate, hcing rep
srcscnted now by this incorporate and
Tiemagogic accident on its floor!
Il Those correspondents and others who
khink that this speech viii cost tho denoc.
iFacy thousands of vot,s, because coming
! from "Southcru democratic senator"
fare of those TO whom the wish IL father
10 tho thought, or who would stampede
sin the facc of hlow-guih
Il This man Tillman II not u representa-
five democrat nor even a representative
iSoutherner
He rode Into Office IN opposition to the
iold guard and the old dcccncy Of South
Tarolina. He arraycd around him all the
liscoriant and populutic clements of hls
Statc. He bullicd and hrnwbcat his way
iSnto Office and he ia keeping himself in
l9lhe public eye by pandcrlng Rlill In his
spublic uttcrnucca to all the populuatic aud
Revolutionary clements In tho country
qnf which his special following at home
5arc fair representatives.
"a Tho rawlings of such an extremist and
ssoclalistic rcyolntionst. whether in the
senate or harroom, nrr robbed Of all
ii a..
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PASSING pIllAsANTRins.

Amailc tdhowing sophie her new ror-
traiO--'rhc photo Is horrd. DON'T you
thinke
sophlc--ycs but It is a capital likeness.
-plaudorccko
Frau A.-~Frau Noumann Ia an cxtromo-
~ tidy sort of rcrpon. don't YOU thin<q
Frau III should think SHE was, The
othcr day a burglar got into her house.
and the first thing she did was u ask the
man V he had wiped his feet on the mat, cen
Unscrc Gescllschau,
orderly tsaluuns>-C COLONEL Alvarez Is
undvr arrest.
General Norcou,pos- What has he uopcg
Orderly he killed a man In IVA .,e,
General -Uorrhlo, Orier a courtuarttal
SmithNr-What on earth made Rrown-
kins and Joncslcy so stick today
Observation-Disclosures each others health
last night New York World
nrisEs-I hear that pttcr ana his wife
are not living with her parents now.
Grtggs-,ls that so9 What "a tho rcasong
hrggs--Hr won enough from the old
man az poker TO move out.-Life.
wagon" no said. ito make such a loua
noise"
THAT isnt wagon" sho said. that is
Rrldgot Swing the furnace It's morning
1T"
Really, Ct wasn't But no didn't stay
much longcr.--Now York Recorder.
TapcrI should like two weeks ahsNnce
10 attend the wedding " very dear
friend
Nh Girgham--u must be worry dear
friend, indeed, 10 make you want that
much time Who "a itr
Tapci--Wcn sir, after the ceremony she
VIII he my wiio-lId-Bits.
pngs--t have fixed this ovcrsleepng
businNss,
rricnd-Ge, an alarm clockr
mo"
WIFE hwy dog"
',No"
Man next door play cornetr"
mo"
"Ah' soc BOY or g,rle"
Both. les twins TO Date,
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ABOUT TENAS GEESE


'""''' 'u'.'E'h'' displayed MS Re
ported by Citizen.
Washington star
nave been having Rccd deal OF
trouble lotcly with the birds m my roosc
ranch, said Colonel Stitt-Floyd OF Whar.
ton, Texas,
"I had an order for iOno dozen goose errs
and my troubles arose In trying Ia M ttat
order. II ia the first time attcn,ptpd ia
market amy cEgH always heretofore rcly.
rS ON tho sale ot feathers and lt,e hlr IL
tHr nay profit
This II tho laying and hatchlnS season
with us, ana Thought | would have 10
trouble to set HgE' enough to M the order.
Now, hen, YOU know will let YOU rob nor
nest right along. Just So you leave one
egE 1t Is suppos a that a hen has no ttoa
whatever OF numbers hut this il not true
OF Nine Goose, as found out TO my sor-
rDw.
The nrat two or three DAYS we soout,s,
biz ba,ch ot fresh crgs. hut after that
the ilnd hcgou &c dwlndlc down 50 fast
that determined to make a personal M
v,stsatiop went down to tho river
bottom nest day and found that instead
of hoing 90 Attending to business alt tho
geese which we're No, slttinE hnd 'n0cked'
ara We're rowing about fccdlut. iuqt os ~
hey never expected to Law another csr
When I approached them. Instead 90 ran.
Nina away they an sat down ana began TO
hiss NJ me.
III was \ clear case NJ strike, and was
at soss 10 know how to settle the trouble.
I trici putting halt dozen porcelain eggs
tp each nest. but 1t would not WORT Ihe
geese came ny, eyed them solomnly and
walked on, Then, IN despair. I told tho
boys 10 put the eggs We had gathered back,
and $40 Il that would break the strike.
We'll sir, inside ~ two hours after the
esgs wore returned every goose was back
an her nest, and for the next four or tive
DAYS there were more ogEs laid on the
Floyd's ranch than there had been before
IN years but dare not undertake TO MI
tho egg order"
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sronrlNo coNvENr1oN.
ono Proposed to Flx Rules Govcrnln,
Contests.

ono Proposed to Fly Rules Governing
Contests.
I'll raso, Texas. January 81 Their, IA "a
movement on foot to hold n sporting CON.
Nn ticu IN this city or or about tho 10Th
OF February. whose primary object will
I've Ia adjust an equitable scale ~ wclrht
ara fix upon rules governing chn,nnion.
ship contests, provide for the prnrcr issp-
mg W challcnScs and forfeits and define
and make clear other matters that nre
| daily mRde subjects of disputes and
wranglos II is proposod 20 call toaether
all the fighters. lighters managers and
I sporting writer's QuartcrNd IN ri Pass on
we uHN set Tor the congress- Tho time rs
| ripe Tor such action aud the convention
u held and properly conducted can do
much To ohVtatc the nonscuse and tom
foolery that now attaches itself ia tha
making ~ matches or the ATTEMPTS 10
mako matches. u is asserted that pc,,,r
was there more propitiaus or opportune
! time FOR action along these lines than
promises 90 present itself with tho sathcr.
ing pNposcd nan stuart agrees 10 fur.
ntsh tho opera house hero for the occa-
sion and DO everything IN his power To
help tho movement along II IA propns1d
! 10 organise, among other things. an Amer.
team Sporting League. with officers ana
other lines Of sport, but the main object
viii hc the adjustment 81 tho Sexed
weisht question. II will endeavor To -.
tahllsh certain clear dennite lines which
Will distinguish the bantam frcm tho
featherwoight, the feather from the llght
| the lisht from the weltcr, the welter from
inc mldd'e and the middle from the heavy
weight
Another thing that action will he taken
ON IL division OF the heavyweight Gloss.
II IL held. aud with very good cause, that
Tho man who weishs la pounds. and who
under tho present scale IS n heavywslght'
IKE Choynskh for instance, should not be
| subject 10 challenge by a man weishlnr
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DIXON AND PALMER.
Tho six Round Bout Was Declared a
DlAM.

N '''""N l'"'t WIS declared
Draw.
Now York, January 30 between 1000 mn
5000 persons attended tho toNlng xnlb Ito
which wan brought off at Madison Snunr,
tardcn since "rcdllr" Palmer. tho I'm,
lish bantam champion. defeated mi,
Plimmcr In London last November ~
pugilisiic world has been guessing ne f.
what srrt NJ IL showing. he woulJ unl,,
against George Dixon tho duslxy f.,thnr
weight champion of Tho world. In Augua,
1893, plWtnor mot Dixon I'm tho enrtar
aud after four round bout sieve OMEN
n'I, who referred the min dccl,,,,,
flinmcr TO be the winner. Ns Palmer l,,
wrcstod tho lnurols from pil,nmor a.,
sporting nuth critics arrua thnt to a.o,i
he able 10 outpolnt Dixon mo C,rt ~,
thoy wore to meet tonight In ~ civ ,,,,,
bout for decision nrcountcd r,r M
largo attendance Wv
rrrccdiui, tho prInpJnnt avon, ,A
wctc ulnc minor houta on m, ,r,,,,, 49,,
all az four rounds -, IN
Tho ninth bout yvns hot,,o,,, t,, ~,
colt OF BOSTON and lin, 1nci,ss.' -
York. both colorcd Wnlro,t - A.,
collout condition ana clcnrl,, srr,..,n ~
effect Of tho work he is dom ,r,t,in,,
for hls 'omlnr nrht wifi, "prt.h, u,,,',H
at .fuarcs nnVt month wnino,, a,,V,
caeV winner ' wv
The event Of tho uirht..,yna ,ho,, la 81.
der Dixon vna TN. orst T., ,,,,,,, w WI
and was warmly che,rcl r,,,,nr , ,,.
accorded nm ovation no ,o,,,.h ~,
In fair cordtfion Ar sro,It,,, -, ~
don AMI pnd1, ter,n,,, 80 ,,,.t, .
hig qD,nt,tu I,t>.,, 49,, t,.n, w ~
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TAYLOR TOPICS.
Seriously Injured In RUNAWAY (
Waterworks Matter

Taylor. Texas, January @~ sru
landcrs, a we'll TO do young iarh''. s,
six miles east Of Taylor me, w 1
serious and perhaps fatal aeci',
Monday last. He was driving
Young mules To wagon wren ~,
came frightened and ran away In;
young Landers from the vchicle ~ y +
an cnlhankment. lie was picE.u ~
unconscious condition, his heau a' ,or..s
dcrs being badly bruised. II Wa ,sssrs
h,e 10 Getcrmine the Axtent OF W. w. WI b
ujuries. At last accounts he wa ssSss
conscious and his condition 'V'
serious. A.. rss
Cccrge w. Burkitt " Pslesu ID
dent OF the Taylor Water co'ph,ns n
the city for the purpose OF ss,sr M
documents with tho city officials h,l,ss
ence to the recent oomprolnlssn nj Il
the company and the c'ty eou'. IN N
tho new contract entered "'"
city's water supply. -. !, p,lests|
Master Mechanic Hunsm'Vn o ~ rgss|
superintendent OF machinery Sa,tsez|
for the International and Greas r.,s,t|
Is In the city inspecting me wa.' and 81
completed on the round heus'
chino shops here.
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1NsuRRrCrloN IN FoRNosl /

SAN Francisco. January @.-The sss
Rio Janeiro arrived today from ~
Kong and Yokohama, one day c'a'@
The Japanese Mail says: In me ~.
crn districts OF Formosa, where y y
supposed ,hat order had been conrNs
restored, n general insurrection has ~
out The Chinese are making dtsf4's'
effort TO drive out their Japsnex Y
querors
The Japanese troons who nav Z.
returned from the suhjugRtioh
islands will ho return ed TO Fornes
u permanent garrison established
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URGENT DEFICIENCY BILL.
Carries n Total OF Six Million Dollars
to Pay Del 's,

Carries 1othl OF SlN W'iiiV" D'"''
to Pay Dei's,
Washington January @.-rhe urgent &C.
iiciency bill was today reported from the
committee on appropriations, bang the
first Ct the approximation bills 90 80 TO
the senate this session. 1t increases the
total appropriation for deficiencies over
the amount appropriated by the house bill
TO the extent Of 81, 509,G6 the total being
ST. $50 6G7 The principal items OF Increase
are $4,000 to complete the new congress
slonal library building: Wl,loi to pay
Judgments. principally letter carriers
claims. of the court of Claims: $50 iSs, TO
pay expenses ~ United stat 3 courts. and
$4,000 for back pensions and bounties.
The bill is also amended to provide for
the ravmcn, to Hon. NJ w. Ransom. min
lister to Mexico. sg0s6, being the amount Of
salary due for July and August 1923, for
which he received no pay. owing to the
irregularities OF his appointment.
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CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE

Washington, January 30.--The dsrnss
ic members OF the house held a csld
this afternoon for the purpose Of psHs1
ing tho organization Of the congresasI
campaign committee. II MAS deciid
appoint one member Of the comEs1
from each state which has deri~11
representative in the house, This n
mi~oe will act with tho senate comn'S1
forming one organization. No spts'5
were made at today's CAUCUS,
diCtcd Senator Faulkner OF West 'isS11
will he ce-clccted ms chairman.
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IN. law authorizing the imposition of a

tonnage tax. =, ... a.. ,o,,
The senatorial republican CAUCUS TO con-
slider tho question of rcorganising nus
Lcen postponcd until tomorrow ut O'Clock
The committee on Indian AFFAIRS To-Day
authorized II favorable rcpor, on q biIi Tor
n COMM ssiou TO treat with the Snosnote
and hammock Indians for a modification OF
their treaty rights to conform with STATE
laws.
The president this afternoon received inc
momboi-s of the National hoard OF traue w
ihn Mhlle IlnMSe by nnnointmrnt.
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CAPITAL CIl1I1Nns

Wasllngton, January @-l'hc treasury
touaN lSst Nls,w IN gold coin ami SSSSo in
Vo NV 'NN'ANV 70 iH,s-N,-
loVVNN statement OF the treasury shows.
NN ,,., Ias,i balance N79,sio,i, .oid ~.
the house committee on merchant RIA
NY nnS ala nSherles today agreed 10 roport a
o"t repeating the reciprocity pro, islon Of
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RELIGIOUS NOTES
sid Williams at colsn0n

Coleman. Texas. Januar,. q.
Williams OF the Baptist chnr LNeV, sd
ns revival here His Sermons mold
ueauuiui singing Of Mir pr, an' the
SINGER, are attracting largo .t,r "n' ms
lumber n' OF people have Joined m" 49, \
great. 'ue interest Is
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REVIVAL AND MISSION,

ns sin saba, roNas, January gS.-,,,v !, =.
ycos At t ,So sssS SondIc,ing revival ser N
ten days. >"N'en Tor The past
ne catholics are conducting , ,..,-
nv az we court house this w. mission
''"hHan OF Dallas is assisting M N ,bo a,hsr
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Of America would DO found trying and
| eventually succeeding with 40 much eli
,husinsm "a could be found elsewhere In
the world.
Tho Cubans acknowledge the receipt Of
another heavy consignment OF sympathy.
-
II might 10 u good move To mako the
proposed monument to the greatest OF
Scotch poets an International Undertaking.
our Ercat prose- poet. Colonel Bob inscr-
soil. could DO planted under tho same
stone, and tho simple cpitaph. Robert
burns" would do Tor both
An interesting study in art would be n
composite picture OF tho Emperor William.
Germany Ia partly right and partly
wrong In warning Venezuela thnt the
monroe doctrine Ia not applicable To the
furoihlc collection OF debts. If tho means
used are not harshly or dlsproportIonaioly
used the debtor can not plond tho Monroe
doctrine.
sullNan's fall from II passenger train
wHs hut another of his many mishnpa
whllo going too fast
llouston viii bo honor NJ tonight by tho
appearance In ita midst OF gentleman
N'" NUS V""Q",i'" "'"'" ''"V' ""'"' w.
nm ordinary mann hoard sn,ns,n's ,x
rlou with the iayhonc ian1t In IL with this
record.
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II low and we'll concealed.
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talr was 'hnklnE DOWN hN sack, with
f'w bars OF silver Threads Among tho
"old'' -
Tfilmnn'r "pitohrorL' ia tho snrnc ola
ruatv implomont .o often narrowed from
Stewart. Pcncr 4 Go Is rclitical tun, sll,p
n ia ,ratifytnr /, Ionrn TINT Americans
all over the world nre onorlnr to come,
unols mud hrbt for thn Ifnltod state. /,
looks na N thrro woro some MI homo who
m'Nht teo' called ur"n TO leave at such q
Um'' "o great ~ theW tory INDIGNATION
'"N' ------.------
yellow FOYER 81 reported ma raging I'm
Venezuela yellow Iavl, "a W. powerful, as
p M, ans OF ofte.,-e or defense ns tho uluc
'"'N' -
Tim McNican tnrl,lcs whom Il Ia intended
,n scnd to Jnarcz belong to piaa pct
runrl aud nrc nutoni, the nncst cavalry
-, $40, t,,t,, .,,,t,o,t Z. ,..,nl - .,
,,ien.,,, Az, .,,a,,a ,t,.,,, ~, ,r,,t CON,
,...,.'r 49,. ,,, a. w. -
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Amorcomnnia has broken out In Eng
land british sswolls now turn up their
,,,,r,.,,, ~,
-
Gentlemen of tho various political com.
mittcoa who contemplate keeping cool at
the rarity conventions thia aumm,,r should
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NErRnrs SEEMING TRou

Blucnc,ds, w. Va. January niss ~
negroes met at Elkhorn ias' Alsurs'
discussed the lynchins "a aver y
Jones. The meeting ,aNea N. as
hours and had Il not been ~, snsss
mob would have been LEGS :
aVengc Jones. II the eouhH .s,s ms
'uso 10 prosecute the moo so 'ss isrs9
is feared. The negroes are So attas
tine mines urging the nesroe'
meeting 10 be held tonish"