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sHERIFrs' DEPARTMENT..

Stolen-S3O Reward-The residence of NJ.
II. Epstein. Lulng, was burglarized on
the night of March IS and the following
articles were taken; one heavy gold
braided necklace, short picture loclIet at
taChed, dove of lighter gold on upper
side; one pair gold screw earrings, small
diamond setting; one gold ladys watch.
Swiss movement, key wnder, spring last,
small shield engraved on center star on
opposite side; one gold lady's watch chain,
braided -od with ball fob attached,
wreath of flowers around the fob one gold
badge, bar with iiye-pointed star pendant,
.ngraved I'll. NJ Brown" on bar, "Oreon,
sophia. Otis, Fenner and Annie" on each
POINT respectively, and IL. II. s., 1895"
\ the center OF star; one gentlemau's
alver watch, ElgIn movement hunting
es stem winder. one gentleman's gold
aud silver link watch chain one lady's
Nldi2ed silver watch chain with jug fob;
n gold ring with ruby and blue settings.
ne ruby in shape of g: one pair OF
gld braided armlets. spring catch; one
6oad braided silver bracelet, rim on each
SHE, India work between; one pair old
glid tnrhohs with garnet setting and small
lsllS pendant; numerous other little art-
ctS. Ten dollars reward will he paid
dsss / c. Duke
Deputy Sheriff, I.uling, Texas.
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WILLIAMSON FOR SILVER.
State Senatorial Convention May Re a
Deadlock.

State Senatorial Convention May Re
Deadlock.
Taylor, Texas, March CDR w. L.
Yeti of Burnett was in the city yesterday.
nr. Yeti is in the race for the nomination
for State senator on the democratic ticket.
This senatorial district is composed of
Travis, Williamson and Burnet counties,
and for some thirty years past the honor
of furnishing the citizen upon whom 10
confer the Office Of senator has been di-
Yided between Travis and Williamson.
Buruet thinks that the principal OF rota-
ton should be recognized, in So far as
the latter should DO represented once IN
thirty years and upon this basis offers the
name of Dr. Yeti for the consideration Of
the senatorial convention. Williamson
county has no local favorite, while Travis
is represented in the aspirations of Hon.
represents the sound money element In
the party and for this reason would he
distustcful to the Williamson county con-
tiugent, as this county has already been
formally conceded to the silvertes.
For this reason, and IN view OF Or, Yetts
advocacy of the free silver idea William
son coui~ty's vote Will naturally fall 10
him. aside from the latter's recognition
OF the formers just claim on the theory Of
rotation as above intimated. In the ten-
atorial convention Williamson county Is
entitled to nine votes. Rurnct three and
Travis twelve. Presenting that Travis VIII
give her fun vote to her home man this
will mako n tie in the convention, and If
such be the case the result Will probably
be a compromise or a Travis county free
silver dark horse. This Is the situation al
present and II no change occurs before
tho convention meets the proceedings of
that body may be lively md interesting.
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METEOROLOGICAL

q, +. FfEDLER-Flatonls nv. ~.
~ Mr. Frederick Fielder. an ~ ~ ~ N
Ieuerate soldier, died very r,SS ~ =
an carly hour this mornine - ,'ss.l
dence Of DR.. II. W. Kaisrs, Wy =
-, MRS. NJ. FoRTENBERpy.- c,,..
IeNas. March 25.--Mrs, Mama ' w.
constable l.. J. Fortenberry AZ ~ =. (. !
home here at 2:i0 p. IN. yestsrs,sq I
w ,g, iald TO rest in the city cenetsr Y
MISS DONA REEvEs-Mu,doo, \. Z,
70: AT 3 O'Clock this morning ~ ~. W.
OF measles, Miss bona Reevss = s. rsts
OF ~. w. Reeves. one Of ths co,,r, r., ( \
respected farmers. living on b.s ~
creek. There are five othr n,s. 49,
OF the family who are seriously rs "
-, DIR BENZ. F. HUMPHREYS 1, s.
IeXas. March 26.--The business Sor.ss
HeSuin are again closed in trobrslrs |, y
inc death OF Dr. Benjamin r. Bums ,s
on the 18th instant, one Of Ira INK *
~ known and loved citizens or M, ~ ~.
". He was So years old and IAN. M 4,
early In the Sos. There ID ooi - NJ "
woman or child in this section ~ 4.
not grieVe today He was burisd !, n
San Geronimo cemetery, services i \ ",
frst held at the Episcopal chu,rh b
leaves Six children.
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i. Gomprceht & 90, from smith.
Set for submission April .; u. S. An
derson vs.. Thomas II. Anderson, from
Galveston. John Riley VS.. Galveston, City
Hcsncssee ct al vs. +. c. johnson ct al,
from Calhoun: Thomas Tnsley Va. llous-
ton Land and Trust Company. from Har-
rs; G. II. Tiguor and l.. \. Ellis VS.. BABE
Toney, from Waller: Missouri. Kansas and
Texas Railway company ct al w. Writ n
Wood. from Trinity; II. w. shaw VS.. a.
\. Lobitz, from Harris; Francis ] Weston
VS. Davis, Rood 4 Hanna from caves
ton: Susan t. Thompson VS.. 4. j. swan
ct nl from smith; Joseph Il. Spofford et
al. executors. VS.. Lucan Minor. admins
traitor from Galveston.
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Deputy Sheriff, Luling, Te;
IoR VOTERS WHO CAN NOT READ.


Ffrida Citizen
me republicans of Florida have invented
very ingenious plan to esslst ignorant cit
izhs to vote in accordance with the new
election law. The Intelligent voter will go
mo the booth first, carrying with him a
pie't or cardboard cut to match the ballot
~ w ne placed beside the ballot, and di-
.s'T opposNe the names of the republic
an tndidates on the ticket will he drawn
plh pencil mark on the card. The names
OF W candidates TO be voted for will thus
DC Parly pointed out. Several copies will
De mde one of which will be given to
eact ignorant voter before he shall enter
inc 'oth All that is necessary is TO make
a max opposite the name of the candidate
~ y, noteu lor- only one way to defeat
the ilrpose of the scheme seems 10 be
open Several copies of the ballot might
ne pAtsd with the names OF candidates
arraned differently
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ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS.
George Vittcr Found Dead, Pre- sent
ing Grucsome Spectacle.
MONAGHAN SuCCuMBED TO HIS WOUNDS
James Williams Arrested as the Man
Firing tho Shot-Inicrvention in
La Porte Suit.


ua'Ves'or, ieNas' Ma'cn @o'-ueorse
ped III ms Apartments on Avenue al
40 TINS afternoon. From the appearance
Of the cotpse II As supposed the man must
80 49, aoo1 g., ,a,,t,.-fovr to,,..',
''"' I've" uN"A i'i '"S"'' ~ "o"iS
before the discovery was made. Inc face
was swollen. the eyes protruded from
their sockets and the spectacle was al
together gruesome. on bureau near the
bed was box containing a small quantity
of wIStc novder THE hoy u,as ,aho,o1
..,..r,. ,,,,-
"'V' Piilhe' AHere were no letters or docu-
menus OF any hlhd 10 Indicate any pre-
hedleated purpose OF suicide, though In
Innate friends of the deceased say he was
in the habit of taking morphine. Vitter
WAS we'll known in Galveston. vvbere be
,,,,, - -, ~. 80 ~ i,e
49, ~ ~ p",. =" seaiS' re
was last seen awe tuesday afternoon
MONAGHAN DEAD.
Tobe Monaghan, who was fatally shot
enrIv ,,esterdsv roornino diad ~ n, A, tb,z
,ro,.,,t,,,, So, 49, 80. - -,
'''' i.'h ''ni inc eAects Oh MS Wouho'
Shortly aiier Mr.. Monghan's death became
known Warrant Officer Curtin visited
James H. Williams who Is accused or
doing the shooting TO serve a warrant.
charging him with murder. When the
officer started to read Williams inter
runted him, saying: 81 know all about it:
| don't care to hear anything further
about the affair" lie was finally prevailed
upoh TO listen quietly 10 the reading or
VIC warrant anu AZ me cohciusloh ne
Shed tears and seemed greatly agitated.
w Hiiains was n ifelsht engineer on the
SANTA re
PLENTY OF WATER.
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4 SUCCESSFUL REvIVAI.

hometown, Texas March es.-The Sec.
ond hptist church has just finished a
very ueeessful revival, through their
resuia pastor. Rev. j. L. Mahan.
~, ~ result twenty-three converts and
NV ,tihoers WIZ he haptlsed next sun
way inthe san Gabriel river.
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WEATHER AND cFun

Luling, Texas. March S,-can ~
ali IN; GOOD stands. Cotton piasuy
begun by a few. AS near 49,
learned the acreage VIII % w.
heavily In this and ADJOINING Maa
Raynor. Texas, March 2.-fsTs n
needing rain badly. Oats VIII w.
rain does not come at an eal
Stock of all kinds doing wen an
range was never better at tnls ~
the wear, 9N
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LADY AccTpENTALLY KILLED.

Alvarado. Texas, March Palate yester-
day evening Mrs. J. c. Mitchell, wife of
John G. Mitchell, ono Of the pioneers of
ter rifle The facts as far as known. are
that Mrs. Mitoheil's son and Mr.. Tom
Hammond We're IN room Mt the family
residence of Mr.. Mitchell fooling with a
WINCHESTER, when II went of 7he ball
passing through a partition wan and strik
Ing Mrs. Mitchell IN the stomach, from the
effects OF which she died AT 7:5o p. m. yes
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smiled AZ such a proposition, and turning
10 Marshall ard Taylor who stood nehins
him. said; wei. what's next on the pro
xrainmes"
AtcDonslt banded m the fcticw'nR' ser
rrySsis-tiAI ei,S,tors-at-large. q. c. ClW-
tori rs san Antcuic and Eugene Narshail
" Ix.N2s. OF corrSe they were aectArel
esarssa afte- which the convention was
ap.s So crsSsa disappeared with tho gavel
- fs.r.sffne
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HOUSTON COMPANY CHARTrnrD

Austin. Texas, March 25.-The governor
today offered $50 reward for the unknown
murderer OF i, w. Parker of Hood county
The Midway Heights Town and orch ara
company OF Houston, capital stock 500 0Cl
He'd charter today incorporators. O. G.
Drew, George u. Zeiss. j. W. O'Brian and
II $ Bokemeyer OF Houston, and j. r.
Sanders OF Waller county.
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MIsrOoK THm TOWNS.

San Marcos, Texas. March ;e,-J, G,
Rhodes opened tho political HaiI at the
court house al this place today owing
To the fact that he pnstook New Braun
fels for this place and had 10 drive from
that point. many here thought he mad
not come, and his crowd was diminished
N. cnnannnnnce.
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RICH IS C0NIEb|
But Content Comes Only to 1n's
Enjoy Good H'alth

How often do we hear person 'ssIs N n
that they would give az xxx Nag
posses sions to be cured o. sa.sasI,sifl
Is usurping their vitality s,,oas;iiiIl
surely. mnderminlng thelr ,x sg is.t h
They put off until tomorrow tomorrow n; mi
shclild have attention to-day ' tfss1
that Would bring hack 2 ,ne e. 4
ioyment of good neaian, v rsase, NJ
from which they suieI ,.,sm
ravagos ON the human s' orce alt
As an eminent write, yy rA1|
Seems THAT THE hrnrS1 rcI \
ARE PRONE TO nnEEiIITY \
THiNGs WHICH IN h TrHHfiR III
MOST TO DO WITH i
MESS "
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FROM A 5. p. coNDUCroR.

Coupon Editor;
Houston, Texas, March %, Enclosed
please find 10 coupons Please place the
same to the credit OF tho s. T. candidate,
Johnnie Qualtrough. and oblige
Mr.. Mcmahon,
s. l.. Conductor,
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WI bneqtenAnt Andre. the Swedish officer
hole IN balloon, has received anniiral
lion from more than a score OF Swedish
Gus TRIP, ~ MS peril
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'nREE sroREs BrRNEp.

Hreevile, Texas, March 26.-The follow
b big sizes burned this morning at Camp
anoe $50; Il. w. Thomas, loss SO. 900. in
s smai'S $500; Chafhn, loss $500, insurance
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vorrs FOR MISS RANKIN.

Coupon Editors
10 Miss Louie Boyd Rankin the few cou-
pons enclosed. | wish her many friends
would swell the amount to place her AT the
head of the list. Truly,
w. l. Brokaw.
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ron AIrRED ALEXANDER.

Coupon Editor:
Houston. Texas, March 2e-fInclosed find
forty coupons, which please place TO the
credit of Alfred Alexander Any Of my
friends who wish to assist the little Firth
ward candidate In the race win please
send their coupons to my address.
Miss Lizzie Sick
9ol7 Corner Maffitt and Noble.
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NO CALL IN sTONEwALL.

Rayner Texas. March 2d.-The chairman
OF the democratic committee of Stonewall
county has not as yet ordered primaries
in RESPONSE to pudley's call
From every indication there will be
another county seat election as soon as
live years expire from the 18th of March
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GOLD DIscovEnrn

kremlin. o. T., March 2s.-Parties YES
'efday brought into the city specimens Of
ore rich with gold and silver which tho.
MIN MIN , ,o hsye found less than a dozen
neht oyer the matter. but the men rnf,'s-
10 u''"lse the exact location OF the ana
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About 1900 coupons were placed to tho
crodlt of the different candidates. but stin
the four leaders hold their respective
places.
Courtney Hutchinson only needed six cou-
pous 10 take the second place. Miss Josie
Olre comes up to sixth place
The candidates must remember that the
coupon viii he printed for the last time in
The Post of March 81. After the edition
Of that date is off the press no more pa
rers containing coupons will be printed
undor any circumstances.
The coupons sent IN up to p. ~. Mon
day VIII bo counted and the list published
on Tuesday morning, after which timo no
coupons win hc counted until after the
contest closes at noon, Wednesday, April
lat
Immediately after the contest closes the
count win commence under the super
vision Of ~ special committee TO he an
nouuced later.
only few DAYS are lett to gather cou-
pona. and all the contestants seem to he
hard Mt work.
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WILL SCRUGGS, from Lamar; convictio
for murder in the secoisi degree-A
ft-p,rl
GEoRGE CnI,cH frnm r,allnhnn.

GEONGE COUCH. from Callahan; ron
yictiou under an Information charging
defendant with knowingly causing Il
another without the consent of the
owner of said lands"-Appeal dismissed
Fhe recosnizance recitcs that the de-
PENDANT stands charged with knowingly
causing a horse to 20 within the enclosed
lands of John liirt, and who has heen
eonylcted Of said offensc in this court e"
The recognizance should have recited That
ms was done without the consent of the
fectivo
Opinion by Davidson. ].
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FROM BRENNAN.

Coupon Editor;
Brennan, Texas, March Y, -l'lease place
10 the credit of Alfred Alexander eighteen
coupons, with best wishes for success
Albert Giddings
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A NICE BUNCH.

Coupon Editor:
Houston. Texas, March 9G--Please place
to my credit the enclosed l52 coupons
Very respectfully,
Miss Julia Steruonherg
1911 Preston Avenue
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71lpNEp no lEATH

Kinghsher. o. r., March A-s Sls )
Of here Il colored woman nam. s- N
was burned TO death WINE 1880 ~. Sss]
eNtinguish the flames WHICH "e's~
ing her house. ------1
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VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT.

Coupon Editor;
Houston Texas. March e6.-Plcase find
eight coupons for Edith Parker think
the old volunteer fire boys ought to see
that the daughtv' Of ono OF their old
chiefs get The Post bicycle Your friend.
Edith r.
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WANTS IIlM TO WIN.

Here enclosed YOU viii find thirty
three coupons, please place 10 credit of
Courtney Hutchinson. We arc anxious TO
see him win. Hope hts friends viii all
help him. i.ih"l" Nclluei'
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PROM COURTNEY HurcHIsoN.

NOntost EdItor;
find ZOE coupons, which please place to my
credit. l ap,>reciate what my friends ara
doing for me, and Will thank any one
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wITIpRAws IN FAVOR or COURT
NEY HUTCuISoN.

Port I.avaca, Texas, March 2A'~I wish
to withdraw from the bicycle contest and
Mace the enclosed nineteen coupons TO
the credit of Courtney Hutchinson,
Cornelia Burbank.
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coM1Nn no ME ERoNT.

Honston. Texas. March "a. - Enclosed
find an coupons. Please place 70. my
credit. trusting my many friends Will aid
IN So Josie Ollrc.
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ron THE r. p. A. CANDIDATE.

Coupon Editor:
Eagle Lake Texas. March 25.--Please
place the enclosed ten coupons to the
credit OF Miss Annie Wynn Damou Your
friend. Mrs. Lizzie Wexford.
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". O. ". VOTES.


Houston, TeNas March @i-Enclosed f!nd
100 coupons for "Our Boy" Al w. q. w.
who have not promised their coupons put
-Four w. O. w.
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their method OF tre sr,sr,ce ip -
with our large eSi,hs presll' NJ
treated. gives us VII w, in ne VI
remarkably suecssss,ss Rem
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have cured cases tha, nh,sr's1 N
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men; n No. No.' " for . sassssr:3
business isl stricsi l,s frsIs '''Ys
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FROM FLAToNtA.
Conpnn Editor.

Fiatonia, Texas. March %. - Enclosed
find fory-three coupons, which please
place to the credit of our little friend
Miss Hattie Ramsay. Respectfully.
Mrs. r. A johnson.
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On Exhibition at Wilson, Eyres & Co.'S.
Tho choice OF any Stearns bicycle val
uea at SIPS or less to the one gathering
tho largest number of coupons before Il
O'Clock, noon. APRIL /, 1886.
SECOND PRIZE
On Exhibition at G. l.. & Theo. Boring ),
10li Prairie Avenue.
10 IN" person securing the second larg.
est number OF bicycle coupons The Post
VIII Civ hlgh-grade Waverly bicycle.
IN order 70 give out of town contestants
an equal chance the last coupon will be
published on the morning Of March 81.
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crvEy DELEGATES.

go ~ AS mso1h mo R:es. Tor Meaiaey
W Calves
aeorget HAMilTO$.
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having coupons who have not promised
hem TO vote for me, Yours respectfully,
Courtney Hutchson.
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TWO CONVENTIONS WERE HELD
Cnney Carried Everything and Gave Grant Not
Bit of Show.
POLICE HAD TO STOP FREE-roR-ALL FIGHT.
n which
McKinieyites Took Aftsr Got Tarcugh


GRANT DELEGATES.
All Tor Nckinley.
JOHN SRAST. Sss-r,As-
FRANK HAMILTON. Aasttr-
r. l.. SMITH, Cafer4.tN.
". t. Davis, Fost Nost1.
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DR.. HATHAWAY Sv

Tho eminent specialists, arc y, ,.' ss.sl
all those whose rwsitbin h.
the diseases coming
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opinion by Hurt, p. j
ED WHEEER, from Harris; conviction
for burgiary-A

The facts are not before the court.
hence the criticism that the court charged
on matters not properly in evidence can
not be considered.
opinion by Davidson, j.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-03-14

The kind Of work that is accom-
plished by live editors in live commu-
mites, that really appreciate valuable
and loyal service, is well illustrated in
the following in the Buffalo Times with
regard to Benjamin s. Dean of the
Jamestown IN. " Morning News:
During his stay in jamestown Mr..
Dean has accomplished many reforms.
He fought the old water company to a
finish, although he was made defend
ant in criminal libel action before it
was fairly settled that the company
should furnish the citizens an abun-
dant supply of pure water. His earnest
advocacy of municipal ownership OF
essential monopolies led to the con-
struction of municipal electric-light-
ing plant, which has already saved the
city several thousands of dollars. He
declaimed against the giving away OF
valuable franchises with such earnest
ness and vigor that the Jamestown
Street Railway company, on changing
Its motive power, entered into a con-
tract with the city TO pay percentage
On the gross earning of the road" 90