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rEksONAL MENTION.

Editor Fred u. Robinson of h iun's-
vile Item rs guest nj tho lintchina.
Colonel t.. \. Whatey superintendent,
of State ponit"ni aries. is u guest ~ the
iimtchns ~" VIII return 10 Hum willie
th $ mrinlne.
Hon, Thomas Ban, nominee Of tho dem
ocraiic parry of the FIRST district Tor
congress. y In 10 city on route bone
from the Navasoia cpuN'n ion.
anlord Clarence Gucrlnger Of ITO
Bench hotel. Galveston. was in tho IL y
ycsrefdaN mirglinR with I'D frieufs and
Y owing tho remnants of he boiler dis
asirr II Monday.
r. n. Mon'ne,pc, a prominent lawyor
Of Omaha. accompnrl'd by h Wife, has
arrived IN the city and VIA - linng.
ton his home. havins nsosr himself
with Jcff IiLni I'm the prac, Of law.
Miss Louise Catnss one of the grad
uatng class - 'oG of tho Houston high
81 hool departed last night for G!d1ings,
M'hor" ehD VIII ~ fpliurc reside. hci
parents having moved 10 that oty. Mss
tahinlss has a large number of freads
in the city who Will rcgrc, her depnrinrc
from IIoI!tnu
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ACCIDENT Ar cALEsBuRG.
sareor Took ilc,,ior and Seven Riders
Fen over Him.

sareor Took - llc,,tor and Seven Riders
Fen over Him.
Galesburg, Ill, Juno 20. The National
ctcuit BICYCLE meet today WAS Witnessed
by 100 people. The rial contest was II
tween Tom Cooper of potre.t aud w. G.
sangc- II Milwaukee. cooper an. sang I
tied IN r.,sla in the number oi races wor
and the struggle hctwcen ih"n here Mas
d, sUfrate. cooper came 1ri hest i1ihA
In the halt mile professional Gcoser lc1
ana set the pace bat in the last iali
Sanger oyerto X INN and for the hast ten
icds the two won, u dead heat AMI inc
Judges 80 doc lod ii. They tried II ovei
aeain IN the one milo prot s.cnal, with
Pal O'Conncr - irt-emaker. 'oopor
again gained a slight ad and kepi .ne
adNautag4 The pace Was furious Within
five rods Of Tn, wire. Sanger who WIS
squirting to catch Co7pcr WIS thrown VIC
iortly by The lnr : of rs i 'ycio coming
Of and ID. n-Nt Instant nil those leh'ua
him went down. seven mon wora in n
hemp. Morten Ut 81. Paul was lhrcwn
under Ia fence aud Sladr o. 81. Louis
struck the fence. Mortcn. il Is feared.
sustained int i'lal iuiuriss. The mon were
holi.ed fi'm the track and cooper Wont
nn.ur tn wire alone. stevens # OF
tumwa. Iowa, and Starhuck of Phiiai. !
piiia came in some seconds later. II VII
be- several days haf r. the inlureI m II
can rnce again.
Th. other events were tame.
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NllYrOliIA NOrEH.

Victoria. Texas, June 30 Auditor q. Il.
Cottingham left today for Houston, To be
absent several days on company business.
Conductor Harry Wopdhonse aud Engi-
neer Pcschkc wcni east yesterday 10 load
IA train of stock al Edna pens for Chicago
and to bring the bridge gang west this
morning.
The news of the dcplorable accident m
The Sunset offices ut Houston yesterday
afternoon occasioned much sorrow fero
and particulars We're eagerly sough, Tor
by local employees. many OF whom were
acquainted Win the operator, Mr.. f.ncry.
and the s,enographcr. Miss Loeb VINO
lost their lives. The report which came
here was that Mr. Van Week Vas scri-
ously injured. and his many friends here
were much relieved Ia learn this morning
that IT'S was an cxaEge;at!on.
MI. W. g. Parker 81 the motive power
and .lachinery department at Houston
came over yesterday ON business connect-
ed with his department. Mr.. Osman OF
The master mechanics office at ruero
came down Ia meet him.
Attorney y. q. Proctor returned yes
terday from Edna. accompanied by Mr..
Festus Farnsworth and Gateman Garvey,
who were arrested several days ago.
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SPORTING TIPS.

Winners at Sheffield. Ind. Caulitcld,
Provdent Raleigh Red Skin. lamar. Ar
dath.
Mr.. Enoch Wisharl's American horse
Helen Nichols. won the Visitors Plate
from eleven starters at Newmarket.
Al the Yale men spent the ;irst half OF
the morning in oar work up the river "a,
itcnlcy-on-l names and near Their quar-
ters.
At the auction sales at Newmarket of
the stud belonging to the late Baron
lirsch, Sir Tatten Sykes boushs the fla
NOUS brood mare La Flcchc for 1897 gull
meas.
The tcn-round fight for points between
Soly Saith of san Francisco aud Johnny
Layack at Red Cross rink. cleveland. Mas
declared a draw. The mon wore cN,lly
matched and tho contest was Il spirited
one.
A. tho opening of the summer trcttins
meeting OF the t;cniicmhns Driving cluo
at Highland park. lpetr"t. the i-year-oli
mare 81. Piloiecn reduced tho track record
to 2;liS.. i'ilo,cn is Il candidate for the
$4,000 Merchants and Manuacturcls stak.
at the Blue Ribbon meci.ns and Is believed
to be capable of a mile in 40
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in THE RAILWAY WORLD.
Texas Traffic Men Appear Before
the State Commission.
CARLOAD SALT RATES CONSIDERED.
Decided That Generai diustmsnt al
OLD Rates Ia Necessary Kansas
Wheat Rates Taken Up.

| Austin, Texas. June 81. Il. Galbralth.
general freight agent of the Internal icnal
and Great Northern; II. \. Jones. general
freight agent of the Houston and T,Nas
Central. j. II. Denison, Galveston freight
commissioner, and H. C. Earnest. secre-
tary of the Lone star Salt works. appear
diepce to n general notice, issued June ~.
| for the purpose of discussing a proposed
reduction in rates on salt IN carloads from
Grand Saline and Colorado.
| Mr.. Dcnison. representing galveston.
called attention To the tact tha, Galveston
ara N,lasco originated considerable van
business and were therefore entitled 10
consideration Us wen as colorado aud
Grand Saline. lie did not object to a re
ducton In rates, but wanted Galveston
and Nciasoo 10 have the benefit of 1t i;
one was made.
After some discussion IT was decided
thar general reimbursement OF salt rates
was needed all around. and Che natlus
Was postponed until July 10. when tariu
applying alike on all lines aud nNing m!le-
az tatcs :or certain distances aud a
common point rate beyond Il certain DIS
tanCc Wlll I've considered.
The following propositions Wore consld-
creu aud no opposition offered lhor.to:
J. Add second hand empty bottles other
Than ompt, beer packag,s returned to the
list of articles subject 10 junk rates
Second hand iron bands used as car
rirrs aud returned to save and head ns
manufactures. onc-halt of -four .h-class
rates
g. That ears equipped with permanent
machinery for crushing aul heating hi
luminous rock for steel uaNing 10 cents
per ear per milc. shor, linz mileage, with
nnnin IN, charge OF " ,,i car, no inil, Az
10 10 pi'd
g. sails. carloads or less. cancel osti-
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IRTIIER KETKENcIIMENT.

comcsneil. TcNis. Jane 30 Tho people
Of Chester are much wrought up ovor n
proposition by the Trinity and Sabine ID
vision of the Missouri. knr slas and Texas
10 take off tho railway agency at that
place. thereby closing the express. telr-
graph and freight offices. The business
men there held "A meeting yesterday and
offered TO pay so per month during July
and August. part OF the az ant : salary.
an inducement 10 the road to keep up
.thr agency longer Just now there is very
~ Llc traffic for the road nj Chester, but
during the fall aud winter II IL luii. an
active station. Tn" pass niger business
has been considerably reiuced on the
Texas and Sabine In consequence of the
road having cut It's scrvc, TO one train
a day. many travellers now going and
coming by private conveyance, who other
wise would travel on the trains. The
closing Of tho station there would work
a haiYlghlp Oh the local merchants ANA re-
suit In much Of the cotton to hc bought
by them this fan going fran cOlmesn n
and Moscow to market instead of from
Chester.
The Katy officials have not yet accepted
the proposition made by tho Chester mrr-
chants but are considering it. AMI Will
no doubt accept,
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DrMOCRATIc CLrDS

Washington. June 3o.-Iawrcnce Caro-.
ner, secretary OF the democratic congress
slonal campaign comm it'ca and also Of
the Narional Association OF u mo0atic
clubs, left flr Chicago today. where he
organization in Inc Auditorium.
Tire National association now has q
membershl p of ever 100 clubs. embracing
every STATE and Territt~y. Numbering
about 50o0o, members. Many others ara
being formed. and Il Is expected that In
this campaign which the officers of the
association FAY viii he peculiarly a cam
pa,gn of the people. there will be at least
5000 clubs IN the ned. as there were nearly
5000 IN the last contest.
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ASSIGNMENT or UMrIREs.

Austin. Texas. June 20. Brennan umpires
games at Font Worth July =, 3 and I,
a. Dallas +. and :. ihon reports at Gal
weston for series beginning July :.
Mol ,aughlin umprrs games at Austin
Iuly y aud 4. san Antonio Z. q and Z then
reports at Austin for series beginning
July s.
81. clair umpircs games at l'aris july :.
and 4 1rnison r, 8 and T. then reports
al son Antonio for series beginning July :.
clark uinpi games al Galveston July
. and 4. Houston July 3, & and :. ana
I'm uirps balance Of games scheduled there.
Grahani whose appoint ment was only
temporary. awaiting the arrival OF Clark,
has boon n leased
Secretary Baihisch requests that the o.
ncial scnrers sord IN all scores of gaines,
Including July 3. promptly
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LIvINGsrnN LnrAIs

4 ihsSton. TrXaa, June 2s.-Peiit,onv
n'ns circulated aud extensively
Protesting against the commute
ls al the Jim i'm sentence to life
M H. rarm,chacl, State agent, IS here
my my conv!cls. Frank Lopez and loan
ana VIII leave On the morning
arc ."' tonston. en- route 10 the penl-
m ,ag win his game.
bpi birthday dinner was given TO
>. d. Nclfhs and Mrs. W. =. Gee.
II ani. AT tho home Of the latter,
rs rs,a heing 80 AMI 81 years. Abour
had dllv,s and friends werc pres ont
''" ilil" an enioN1hlo itme.
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AT ST. LOUIS.

ST. Louis, June IN was hard picking
for the talent al the Fair grounds to-
day.
mildn. Time, lAs 81
rive fuilongs Ruckyidere. Omaha
Wood, Lily Beatrice; Time, TO- ,
Fir., honi: Ferris Hartman, Bridget.
second heat: Ferris Hartman. Bridget.
Tine. 90
Draw Scot. Time, I; 10
one nil, and scyonty yards Madeline,
Figaro. Argentine Time, l'i3 IL.
six furlongs--Johnny Mcliale, Dornh
Wood. Linda. Time. 1913 -.
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pAlI.KoAD RrpoHTs.

Tho railroads furnished the follow ing
weather bulletins to the Cotton Exchange
yesterday:
,'u.ro Cloudy and warm.
Noak,m Cloudy and hot.
Glnllettsvillo-rlca and pleasant.
Camcron-' loar and hot.
Tcmple-Cl.ar and hot.
BRENNAN Hot and dry.
san Antonio--Clenr aud hot.
Dallas Clear and warm.
Don.sou-Clear and warm.
llillshpro-c Clear and warm.
Pnris--C lear and warm.
tor>icana Clear and warm.
Maco- Clear and hot.
liro,nond--C lear AN ! hot.
fIsRrnc-Clear and hot.
NaVaspia- Dry and hot.
ilrndrrson--t'car and hot.
Palestine Fair and hot,
iluntsv Ne Partly cloudy.
Austin Clear and hot.
san Antonio and Arkansas Fass railroad
was interrupted.
Tyler Warm and clear.
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IIu.lNl; LOCALS

Fhng, Texas. June ga negro hoy
" l5 years old mada an assault on
D. NJ f'sher. a farmer WING ne r
ms morning In order to protect
~ Nn ron the knife of his as i.lnnr
Eas ifced - use club. cutting The
rs head verely.
FIrs. ". +. Walker & co. are r,rov-
,neir larse stock ~ har'iNire to e.
Ir OF Fourth avenue and Railway.
NJ 'hey wll make eNinnsNe improve
F. Zedlor had tho misfortune TO ,-re
lndn Bernard dog. vl'ued NJ '3'n rv
"ne' He was caught in the pen
o. Inc rumping station Of the
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COTTON REGION BULLETIN.
ca. ,gt,. II
PROBABILITIES

Washington June So-Eistern Texas -
Fair. incrcas ne clondness Wednesday
AFTERNOON With probably light sh wcrs
on GUT variable Winds.
Arkansas--'iencrail fair: northeas,
WINS.
Colorsdo- Threstcn!ng variable winds.
cooler IN son bern portion.
Wyoming Threatening weather. 20 ,lor,
nor Invest winds
Norlh aud South Dakota--Cooler, south
WI Dis. Incoming northwesterly.
Montana--coolcr In Northeastern poy-
ton Iurt Invest Winds.
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GOT OFr LIGHTIY.

Saser' Texas, Juno - An exciting
was Witnessed in Tho Justice court
Z W. d"rfnoon. Marcus Duncan was
Iunon ~ inr using abusive language
IN H. mug convicted made "A rush At
. hind prosecuting witnesses with an
! on I'm denlng him several severe
3fere 'ils mead before the officer could
Id Lsahs Brown. tho victim. looked like
Iiay Oh m tornado after they were
h OF nnilcah was iincd so for c-rn-
hmenl for sane ''' "s''" - ms
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the pGArn roll


Mrs. NJ. 7. johnson died last right at
ie@l o'cioclS q, thc residence OF her nus
pani, az the coinrr OF Franklin a,onun
and san ,l.lsino ,s,rcrl. The deceased was
~ years II ago aud Was q native OF
ireouvilr Ala. she had been Sick fer
several mnnihs and her death was nos
aiioEo iher sncNrecici. The iuneral Viii
orrur TINS Afternoon at :. O'Clock from the
resllcuce " hnr Mnshanl.
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WEATHER lNfOkN NATION.
LAST NIGHTS SYNOPSIS.

An area of high pressure ovcries the
central portion of the Miss ssippl vallcy.
An area of low pressure is moving IN
over the Northwestern portion oil the
country.
The Weather is clear over the Mississippi
valley aud generally parity cloudy u"
cl"udN elsewhere.
l.ish; showers reported from Abilene
and III ifl<o
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MIR. YoAkuM.
lie VIII Probably Decline the Offer 10
Go Win ihe 'Ersnl.

He VIII Probably Decline the OfYcr TO
Go With the Frisco.
Galveston. Texas, Juuc 50 There seems
10 be- some douh, as to whether Goueit al
Manager ~ + Yoakum ot the Guli cnlo
RADIO AMI Santa l'c VA accept thu vice
presidency oi the Frisco. He is now alb
sent. and no orc in h's office is authorized
10 maxi any statement of his intentions
in tho matter. y gentleman who stands
high W In the councils of the Santa fe
ths morning said
II Know mat Mr. Noakum has been Of
fcrcd the general mauIecrshlp Of thf
Frisco. This tender was mrde a niaaiil
ago, hui feel safe In saying thli he mas
not N.t accepted the position. i'hc fi.sco
wants Mr. Ionkun bul - does tho Gnlf,
Colorado aud SANTA f.. There ar also
good reasons why he should remain
whore H.. is TDinV he is pra.iicaliy
master OF The system H. manaeeS lio
docs as he plrnscs without asking ny
your leave or with NIur l'avr' of amy
one. The directors appreciate thu fact
that h" has good Judgment and they i..r-
MT HIM To exercise II without question
he will not he the head Of the system a.
he is with thu ,iulf While 1t Is true that
ne would Do given All the authority nltu-
rally attaching to his hilh position. stiil
ne would have 10 dcfer 10 Mr. Robinson.
Nh new president. 1hon again. ~" knows
the Gulf, Colorado and Santa dc thor.
ougly. and his position with II nain-
rally will he more pleasant ard less labor
iuos ihan thai with N" 'lfr~ro Th"so
ara some ri the reasons why Nh Yoakun
may not make n change. Bnt principal
among them is the fact that VA. Santa
10 do, not car" 10 lose his services ana
when great railway corporation docs
not dosire 10 lose mans services they
usually ma way a. MAKE IL worth
Will he home tomorrow Come around
then and VIII tell YOU more about IT,"
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FORT wOKrH 6. GALvEsTON 4.

Fort Worth. Texas. June 30. Tile SAND
crabs won today's game from the ianth-
ers in the last innlne. Wright, an ama-
taur was in the hox for the locals ana
hold the visitors down "a nsnr hits hu'
his work was maired ny giyng eight men
bases on balls. Tn" feature 81 the game
"a Wnloyer's homo run. He bit to the
fence in center. The official score
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Two base iits-Gear, wolover, B:akey
Weckheckcr.
Three base hits-lsaacs. Burris, BroN.
Home run--Wolover.
struck out--Ry Wright ., by Hardy I.
BASES on called haiis-On Wright s. OF
Hardy /.
Double Playwright. Steinfeldt and
Meyers.
stolen bases Stslnfeldt ~, HIakcy.
Belt.
Batiers hit--McAllistcr, Weckbeckcr.
Wild pitch Wright.
Time of game--l 80
Umpre-Jack Brennan.
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\ ClIILp ENJOYS

|inra an NJ flavor. gentle action and
~ ns.' 81 Syrup of F.ss when in
Der he NATIVE, ard II The father or
flying rse us,lVe or bilious. the most
fs resi- fam is remedy known and
'y should have bottle.
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DEED OLE ,rnI,Sr

an 49, texas, lure SO.-Trlming & Al
|,da general mercantile business,
|, manu- today executed deed of
lee Ia ~ G. Shelton of Fort Worth
i. W. SATISFY the following credit DIS
|, sl,, 'E' NS', Martin Brown COM
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FREE SILVER PLANS.
Harris for Temporary Chairman-II.
quarters 10 90 TO Chicago.

l1tTflN lNT lfItfpNdlN
quarters 10 90 TO Chicago
Chicago June 90 The Record this morn
ing rents the following: Hon. Isham q.
Harris Of Tennessee. the chairman of the
democratic bimctalllc Nail 9nal committee.
viii probably be the permanent chairman
Of ilio democratic National convention.
This is n part Of the rrf grainma of the
silver men. which includes a removal OF
the democratic National hoa .quHrters to
Chicago ana the election Of Senator Jones
Of Arkansas as chairman Of thu National
commit e., to succeed William II. Harrlty
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WON ny LuLING

1liling. Texas June 30.--A game of ball
was played yesterday hctwJen the Luing
Browns and Smiuh's Creek nine. IL was
a complete walkovcr for the Browns, the
score being rs 10 Us.
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THE HOTELS.
b LAwLoR-RATES. $50 AND 81
PER DAY. JAMES LAWLOR. PRO

PRlETOR.
hrs j. Norhury. For; Sam Houston;
D. simomon, Ir.. Beaumont, II. ;.
|um. paills Morris Stern. Galveston
b H. Mitchell. Pino,o. Colo; Thomas
|Woothl NJ - Aus in Mrs. \. H..
1ly, Dallas Miss j. Kellogg. Lake
|rles: W. H. Eichitz. tialvcs.onJ sam
Is. Kentucky. VIM. j. lncrrsoli.
kverort: A. II. chrisis N. Houston.
A. Benton, 81 Louis. f. Farms worth.
Sro James Victories. Dallas. l.. a
hker. ST. Paul Mimi: j. Il. Bonner,
n Orleans. j. H. Bioiic and mo her.
as W. w. Icrscomb. Lullng; q.
kelhert San Antonio; r. T.. Arm
3ns. Galveston; i. NJ Burkson and
1. Cuero. j. a.. Morris. San Anton ~,
Pr. Moore, Calves. on. A. Duprte. san
ionic. j. II! Gregory. New ORLEANS;
S. Waller. Galveston; j. II. Free
/ ard wife. Sour Lake: b. ID. Crazy.
lumont; Miss Gealman, Mariva,. Ala;
Rromberg. Galveston, :. II. Walker,
Pass
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If THE BABY is CUTTING TEETH
he sure aud use that old and well tried
remedy, Mrs Wlnslow's Soothing syrup.
Tor children tocthing. II soothes the child.
softous the gums. allnys all pain, cures
wind collie and Is the best remedy for
dlarrhoea.
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Alvin. Texas. June sO--A T. Wright ~
Sons. reiai groccrs, made an assignment
This afternoon In favor Of tllnan. Lewis
a Co of Galveston.
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THAT BOILER EXPLOSION.

General Manager Van Weeks Condition
Favorable Repairing the Damage.
The 60 idton ~ General Manager W.
q. Van Week OF the Southern Pacific
company. who was hunt In las. Mondays
calamity. was very encouraging yesterday
and his physicians do not think now that
his injuries ARE serious although tn. y
are quite painful. Dr Knox. onn OF the
attending physicians. said Yesterday that
the danger of conclusion, winch WAS
fcirtd might rcsul, had now passed
away aud he thought his patent would
now recover very rapidly.
The work Of repairing the damage done
the coyle building WAS being pushed
rapidly forward yesterday. The broken
boiler was removed from the second story
of the building and work to replace the
wall OF the building was pcgun Preplri-
tiOns were also hcing made to reph.f the
tia mage done lhe clarendon bu.ldinH, &C.
culaed by the Racket store on 'oneress
avenue. Tho only damage covered by in
surance was that done by fire aud water
In The Racket store.
The Coyle building continued To be an
obj-t-i of interest al day yesterday ana
o crowd was there during the .eniire day
gazing at the hole in the wall
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SOUTHERN l.EAGt Il.

A. Birmingham r. II u.
Birmingham e. 0S | | . II 5
Mobile e.. g.. .... 90 inoa0 ID II 3
hlt'lics Adams and Jones Davis and
Lclibeck.
At Columbus II. ~. f..
Columbus o.. =. e. % , . o Q liz Il \
Atlanta :. =. ...0n3 20 a. NJ !
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Two base htl-Rohlson, Blackburn,
Kalkhoff kiernan. Buleei. Parvin.
Sirnck oui--By Harrison i, by Pawn =.
Basos orr called halls-on Robinron 3, oil
Parvin l.
Double play Robinson and Graney.
Stolen base Klccman
Time of game 200.
Umpire Mcl.au sliln.
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AT OAKLEY.

Cincinnati, Ohio. June so.--Two favor
ties Two second choices and an outsider
won AZ L,ton.a 70 lay
seven furlongs- Martin, Jennie Tha,cli-
or. Kirg iinw Cd Time, i;%eis.
Mile and twenty yards, seliine-Aime
Good@.n, Moyilhd' Anna LYi'' ''"'e
,M,ile-First Mate. HIS Brother, cu:i-
c' seyen "'in lones-.riyron Mcclelland. ST.
Five furlongs 9-ysar-olds DR.. Cattlett.
Irby r.. John Mclllroy. Time. l:o5.
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A I'll. At DALLAS.

Dallas, Texas. June 30. The game today
between Dallas and san Anton o was
called at The ninth inning by the umpire.
The score then stood:
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TEXAS COTTON REGION BULLETIN
Galveston, Texas. June 20. Reports Tor
the twcnly-four hours ending nj a m,
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ANCIENT EssENIc ORDER.
Lone Star senate No. 1861. Knights OF
the Ancient Esssnic Order. was Instituted
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NO GAME AT PARIS.

NO GAME AT PARIS.
Paris, Texas. June 3n.---Tse game was
called OFF today ON account of the threat
enins weather. 1t will be played ut .
O'Clock tomorrow.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-01

Corpus Christi Texas. June 2s-Interest
In the bicycle and horse races to be had