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Nearo wanted For murder.

BOSTON, Nov. 20.-Joscph Bowden, 26
years old. colored, is wanted by the police
for causing the death of Frederick Hof-
man, 40 years old, and a white man.
Hoffman was in the employ Of Bowden at
tho latter's small coal and wood store in
the basement of a building at the south
end. Last Saturday, in fit of rage,
Bowdon knocked his employee down stairs
and kicked him so violently about the
head that Hoffman became unconscious
and was removed to the hospital, where
he died. Bowden disappeared soon after
the affair, and the police now are making
a thorough search Tor him.
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,rnn M nInnv Allns.a.

Boston, Nov. 20.-George II. Blair an
alleged Illicit distiller OF South Boston,
who Is now in Jail awaiting trial, has
been identified as George Lake, who re-
Gently served time at Chnrlostown for OBJ
tanning money under false prctenses. A
woman claiming to be the mans lawful
wife appeared at the United States mar
shall S Office last evening and said she had
known him by no other name than Abbott
The matter OF these aliases win be inyesti-
gated, and 10 is thought important crimi-
nal developments may be hidden behind
flpm
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Suspended Tor Hazing.

EAsroN, Pa, Nov s0-The faculty of
Lafayette college has suspended a number
of members of the sophomore class for haz-
ing Henry NJ Payne of Southhold, ~.
", also a member of the sophomore clnss
Those suspended are Guy Seward East
Southheld, Pa. Robert l.. shepard Mid
dletown, n. "; George A. Strader, Phil
adelphia; Fred O. Bunneu, Honcsdale,
Pa, and John +. Valieant New York
city. During the hazing Payne had his
whiszcrs cut of. AS a result Of the sus-
pensions % number of students drummed
Payne out OF town.
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nm nnrned 10 nnntl,.

\. Nov. 20.-Mrs. Ann Low
.w, 56 years Of age, was burned
her apartment at 92 Washing
his city. After llliug a lamp
no oil she struck b match, and
ignited her dress which was
ith oil. Her mother-in-law,
ed Lowther, in attempting TO
the flames, was very severely
It the face and hands, and her
considered serious on account
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rho Gormana Don,t - It.

LONDON Nov 20.--A Berlin dispatch to
The Morning Post says: German manu-
facturors are much exercised at the de-
cision of Mr. Uhl, tho United States en-
bassador, to make an official inquiry into
the importation into the United States Of
German wines beer, perfumes etc 1t is
intended to submit to Mr.. Uhl a statement
Of the precautionary measures adopted to
prevent the export of nontested articles "
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penslon Acnnt Arrcsted.

PROVIDENCE, Nov 2O.-Alfrod o. Ma
koe. the pension agent here has been ar
rested by United states officers on a charge
of charging c-orbitant rates for pension
claim The complainant is Bridget Kerr,
and she claims that hiakea charged her So
more than the law allows in obtaining her
a pension. Makee wns quietly indicted hy
the grand jury on Monday, but was not
arrested until found yesterday. He was
arraigned Later, pleaded not guilty and
was held i'm $500 until next Monday for a
hearing.
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Tne Cnse ol WhIte. N. p.

LONDON, Nov. 2O.-1he Daily Mail says
that the eldest daughter of Rev Mr..
Grant, parish minister Of st. Johns, Dun
dee, has brought suit for breach of prom
Use against James Martin White, the retlr-
ing member OF parliament for Forfarshire
and head of the firm OF j. Il. White q Co.
OF New York, whose journey TO India,
The Mail adds, is an old standing engage
mcnt Air. White viii return I'm time for
the trial i'm March. The lady, this news
paper says, is few years Mr.. White s
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noubts sultan,s Sincerity.

LONDON, Nov. 2O-A Daily News dis
patch from Paris contains an interview
with Mr. Milo A. Jewctt, United States
consul at Siwae, Turkey, who is ON his
way to New York. Mr.. Jewett seemed to
think, says this dispatch, that N. Hano-
taux, the French minister of foreign
affairs, was too confident Of the sultan S
sincerity in his promises TO accord reforms.
Mr. Jcwctt attaches q great deal of impor-
tance to the Young Turkish agitation. in
Turkey. He will return 10 Armenia in
February
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mo- 10 Corner Tohaceo.

.E, Nov. 20.-Bcported pur-
lvnna tobacco in Baltimore by
lealers, who are, it is said, en-
> corner the market, was con-
5cal importers. II is estimated
the past few weeks over 600
leen bought in this city by New
Owing Co the condition Of
J5a, a scarcity of this tobacco
+, BY some men in the trade, and
corner the market is attributed
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nonth Erorn Hurnlng.

CAPE Nay, Nov. 20.-Aiiss Fannie En-
rickson, The 1S-year-old daughter of vii
liam Erickson of Dias Greek, this county,
who was frightfully burned by her clothes
catching irc while she was assisting her
mother to burn a pile of rubbish, died
from her injuries. Mrs. Erickson, in her
frantic efforts TO smother the Games which
had cnvelopcd her dlughier, was badly
hurnod aLout the binds and arms.
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nenneln wnl Anoent.

2K, Nov. 2O.-lhe Herald's
tspondent says: Il can state
nt authority that Venezuela
to accept the so year clause
9 question ends there. Some
nc proximity of thc British is
Use further trouble making an
irther invasion, and they sug-
lal be established to pass upon
cases until all have been dis
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Ganhnnr,s Ilti,nntnm.

T0RONTO, Nov. 2O.-Gaudaur has replied
to Barry challenge to row for the chom-
pionship. The champion says he will not
20 to England unless he is allowed fair
expenses. But if Barry comes to Canada
he will row him for an Ssmount Should
the Englishman decline 90 do this Gau-
daur win row him on the Thames next
spring for $3.50 "a side.
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nnnnuIn plrorea sal. om

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 20.-Mr. Nat
Goodwin and Miss Maxine Elliott, with
the othor players Of their company have
returned from Australia. Mr. Goodwin S
divorce suit against his wife hSs been dis
missed at the request of his attorney, Air.
George b. Keane. who paid the costs
Evening journal., 1896-11-20
Wrecl-nd on tne LehIeh.

HAzLEToN, Pa, Nov 20.-Lehigh Val
ley engines Nos. 45i and 533, drawing
heavy trains, collidod GA the curve &C Mad
run Tho trainmon escaped by jumping
Both engines tumbled down an ombank-
ment into tho I.ohigh river and are COM
plete wrecks A dozen ears were demol-
ishcd and the tracks torn up for consid-
cradle distance. Traffic is not restored
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10 Bont and Crew Lost.

ov. 20.-The torpedo boats
le numbers 50 and IL Of tho
v came into collision during
ers off the coast Of Cape dc IN
le former boat sunk, and its
ssing. No. 81 was also bad
and was tOwCl here. No.
IF a series of 35 boats whose
Of men was 16. Her length
} feet, and she had a speed Of
so. 81 is Slightly smaller, but
lnnnlement of 10 men.
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IIQUOIlB.
anaI.r.ls.. llIlnnl.
ORDER.
nEETgTERfE OfTRTTE

New Castle County, Dell Nov O. 1896.
Upon the application OF Susan John-
1Nilf .A'NAhtlN Nh ANY ituifni0f iAAt Nl
Columbia, South Carolina. deceased.
O. is ordered ana directed by the
register that the cXecutix aforesaid give
notice of granting OF letters testamcntnry
upon the estate Of the deceased. with tho
date of granting thereof. by causing adj
vertiscmcuts TO De posted within forty
days from the date of such letters in six
OF the most public places of the county OF
New Castle. requiring ON persons having
demands against the estate 90 present the
sHme or abide hy an act Of Assembly I'm
such case made and provided and also
cause the same 10 he Inserted within the
aumo period On the Evening Journal. a
newspaper published n Wilmington, Del
and TO be continued therein three weeks
e.. o. 80
Given under the hand ana seal
of office OF the Register af0re-
said. at Wilmington. I'm New
IT.. 81 Castle county aforesaid, the
day and year above written.
CALVIN W. CROSSAN,
Hogister.
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sixteen Lives Lost.

SAN Francisco, Nov. 2O.-The steamer
Alameda brings the following Information
from Honolulu: Tho Norwegian bark
Seladon, with l6 men, is believed TO be at
the bottom Of the ocean Wilder & Co,
coal merchants, 70 whom her cargo was
consigned, have given her up. The bark,
Of ,O66 tons, sailed from Newcastle July
13 last for Honolulu. She is now III days
out and has never been heard Of.
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Nntahlo 1rnrrinrc.

,ov. 2O.-Harriet Brown Os-
ter of Captain Henry Brown
he subsistence department. Of
states army, stationed in Bos-
ter of Major Wy Osgo0d, now
I Of General Gonez's artillery
4 DR.. Paul Clendannin, assist
United States army, station
Tarrren. were married at the
the Advent in this city. Rev.
Die, rector Of the church, per-
ceremony.
Evening journal., 1896-11-20

rheumatism is a foe which gives no
quarter 1t torments its victims day and
night. Hoods Sarsaparilla purihes the
blood and cures the aches and pains of
rheumatism.
Hoods Pills are the best family cathar-
tic and liver medicine. Gentle. reliable,
SAres .azli4--l A.. 4lsAt
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Address. columbla. soulh Carollna.
REGISTERS ORDER.
TfTffrTgTERf OFFICE


New Castle County Del. Oct IL, 1895.
Upon the application of Charles A. Car
berry, administrator Of Annie Carberry,
late Of Wilmington hundred, I'm said
county, deceased. it IS ordered and di-
rected by the register that the adminis-
traitor aforesaid give notice OF granting
Of letters OF administration upon the es-
tate Of the deceased, with the date OF
granting thereof, by causing advertise
ments 70 bc posted within forty days from
ihc date OF such letters i'm six Of the most
public places OF the county of New Castle,
requiring All persons having demands
against the estate TO present the same, OF
abide by an act of Assembly In such case
made and provided; and also cause tho
same 10 be inserted within the same
period IN the Evening Journal, news
paper published i'm Wilmington, Del, and
10 be continued therein three weeks
Given under the hand and seal
OF office of the register afore-
said al WILMINGTON, in New Cas-
IT.. 81 tie county aforesaid. the day
and year above written.
CALVIN w. CRQsSAN,
Register.
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Annrol,i.t nlow. IIlmseIf IN.

ATHENS, Nov. 2O.-The socialist who
killed the rich merchant FRANCO Boulo
in the open street OF Patras last Sunday,
has committed suicide by exploding dy-
namite cartridge in his mouth. 1t Is un-
known how he obtained the explosive
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purrarsn 10 ID compensataa.

LONDON, Nov 2O-The appeal Of Sin
Edward Clarke from the Judgment Of the
court of appeals compelling Mr. A. d..
Clark. owner of the yacht Satanita, TO pay
Lord Dunraven, owner of the yacht VAL
l1ylie ii, for the loss of the latter vessel by
collision with the Satanita in 1894 has
been dismissed, with costs, by the house
of lords
Evening journal., 1896-11-20
A PaekIng Company closes.

81. LOUIS Nov 20.-The East ST. Louis
Packing company, which had a plant
valued at from $500 600 20 5l0O, 600 in East
st. Louis and also maintained large
establishment i'm this city, has closed up
owing to the small profits of business. 1t
is rumored that the company will be reor-
qnniZed.
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FOR mr.. M NlNLEY
resident VIII Name Our
aezuela Arbitrators.
ON THE TREATY IS SLOW.

oversy Closed Chapter So Far
Present Administration Is Con-
Matter VIII Bo Carefully Con-
By President Crsspo's Cabinet.
GTON, Nov. 20.-The Venezuelan
affair is probably a closed chap
H his administration. and Presi-
& land will undoubtedly congrat-
4 elf and the country on what has
II nplished. The final step Of APP
4 he boundary ar5itrators on the
& United States will be conceded
n mt Mckinley. A point has been
II eyond which there win be little
4 rior to the incoming of the next
= ,tion.
& Andrade started for Venezuela
II York with a draft Of the treaty
q iay and is not expected to reach
ton before tomorrow or Sunday
he bears viii then be submitted
{. ident of the Venezuelan repub-
ill consider it for some time
lbinet
& the delays that must ensue, it
ed probable that he viii call the
p congress together i'm extraor-
ion, as in such cases 80 days
s. the provisions Of the constitu-
81 to eldpse before that body could
ed. Nenezucla's congress meets
| session on the goth of February
6 is considered moro than likely
= ezuelan legation that President
wait until that time before
s. the treaty.
.& luld a special session be called
F. hardly be possible to get the
& f congress together before the
January, and, as the rules Of
jrovide for a free discussion OF
S important document, debate
dly close until well along in
The ordinary course of pro
r the approval of the treaty by
4s elan congress would cause flnal
3 delayed until some time after
lext March.
zuela's Probable Action.
Sc to be pursued by the Vene
yEess will be the same whether
Dc considered in regular or ex
session. The draft now in th'
of Minister Andrade viii bI
President Crespo, who viii
lly scanning its provisions, la.
cabinet. After having beer
sed in cabinet meeting it vii
q by minister OF external affair
8 of Representatives. That bod.
The senate to discuss the dOcu
congress-" and tho house an,
ng as one body, viii conside
s. ion on a matter Of such mo
to be expected, and it is no
10 look for final approval befor
r weeks at the earliest. Their
ne rart of the treaty, the fixin'
re. Pcnce as the basis Tor title
ina to arouse bitter antagonisn
rt Of the legislative body, par
hong President CrosQo's oppo
er approval the treaty receive
re of the president and is b.
led to Great Britain.
las been received at tho lega
enezuela since the announce
completion of the draft OF TIA
nothing is expected unless sosl
developments call for action il
it is possible that the ac
he treaty may be immediatel
the resumption Of direct dipic
ons between Ncnezuele am
n and that the signed treat
re TO England by IA accrcdite
vc Of Venezuela to the cour, G
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I,n-.rnn nor n P.nnr.

NEW YORK, Nov. aO-John r. Gentry,
Che fastest pacor that the world has ever
seen, was sold last night at Madison
sluare Garden to j.. j. Tcwksbury for
Sl9,90O. He has "a race record Of 2:01%
and "a record made against time Of 2.OOJ4.
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In a Kentucky Town.

!. Ky, Nov. 20.-An attempt
town of Danville was made,
\ to the extent Of s15, 600 was
An unknown negro man was
a livery stable last night and
of having started the fire.
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Chnrred wlth consplraer.

BosToN, Nov. 2O.-Councilman Hunter
of Lowell charged with conspiracy in sell
ing horses to the city, was fined $500 and
sentenced 20 four months i'm the Lowell
Jail by the Middlesex superior court.
Charles Clapp, a horse dealer OF Lowell,
convicted with Hunter, was fined 5000.
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Harvard, we call attention to the eX-
press trains leaving Delaware avenue
station. b. 6 o. r. R., at l2.2l p. m.'
12.40 D. m. and 229 D. m. only iour
squares from the b. & O. station,
Philadelphia, to the football grounds.
Fare for the round trip, Sl.OO.
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Killed uim N Ms rraolss.

NEW SMYRNA, Fla, Nov. 2O.-L II.
Roberts hearing that G.. A. Bowno was
intimate with his wife, lay in wait for
BOVINE with double barreled shotgun
and killed him in his tracks.
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Preacher Pleads Gallty.

Sr. PAUL, Nov. 20.-Rov. j. G. HUI,
the preacher on trial charged with cttcmpt-
ing to poison his wife, pleaded guilty and
was sentenced to state prison for SIX years
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NnrIrIn-

Notice Is hereby given that letters testa-
mentary were In due form Of law granted
dav Of November. a. ID. 1896 and that all
persons having claims against the estate
OF the deceased must present the same,
duly attestod, to The said executor, on or
before tho second day of November. 1S9i,
or abide the act OF Assembly IN such case
SUSAN JOHNSON.
ExecutriX.
Aldrece Coluu1hfa South Carolina
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Appointed Privata seoretnrr.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2O.-Price Lane OF
St Louis has been appointed private sec
cetary TO the secretary of the interior.
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Nnrrcr

ministration We're I'm due form of law
Granted unto the undersigned. on the
seventeenth day of October A. ID. 1896.
and that an persons having claims against
the estate Of the deceased must present
the same, duly attested, 10 the said adj
miuistrator on or before the seventeenth
day of October 1891. OF abide the act OF
Assembly In such made and provided.
CHARLES A. CAItBEkR1.
Administrator.
Address. No 217 West Eighth street.
Wilmington, Del. --
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French Statesman and Author Dead.
PARIS, Nov. 20.-Noel Parfai,, sx-mcm-
Der OF the chamber Of deputies and author,
Is dead. lie was born in 1914.
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MANIA VS.. HARVARD.
NOVEMBER -.

.,~--~-- 80 .----.l- 80 ---~
80 .---.f,-u.ff- t-"'s 60 se. --f.
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WEATHER AND CROPS.

Comanche, March s0--The fruit is nil
right; corn coming up and grass idoking
well.
Eagle Pass, March % Prospects are
good for an immense fruit crop this year.
Very little fruit "a grown in the immedi
Hlc vicinity OF Eapla RAGS, but on thu
Mexican side. and farther up the river
quantity of 1t is raised.
Liberty March so.-rhe crops are look
hug well and all are busy at work Gar
dens are ine and fruit Iree-i seem to be
loaded with young fruit peach trees are
unusually fun. If there Is not another
frost there viii he au abundance OF peach-
cs, plums and pears
Goldthwaite, March 50.-The fruit crop
has not all been killed. rs some thought
there VIII ho at le,s. a. half crop. and
IN me lac ilities more. unless some I'M
forscen disaster befalis II later on Rain
is needed 20 bring up corn and help the
garden aud truck patches. oats mud
wheat arc not suffering, but rain would
holm everything Several crates of straw
berries have been shipped IN recently.
ceiling at 20 cents Ter quart or two
quarts for " cents Legs are stin pleuti-
ful and bring 3 cents ger dozen Chickens
and turkeys are sca-ec not many cominl,
10 town, hardly enough for home con.
sumption.
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nrAl.N.nNr nunGET.

e,,,,rt.,,.. T., .,c,,u. ou, FOR a Railroad
W NJ. Uot.l WIN he Iermel slrl.
,,,.,..t. q, -,lon f,l,n
beaumont ieNas' MN'D" a.
W Flouruoy of Bsevllo HP ~ LAST hEht
g., u..,.,,,,,,,i do, rou,,. 10 Kouut9s or legal
pN7N'eNS' "'. lv"'n 'S ~ -,
dcuio rpt nnA is tho law partner OF aoh.
fobn &. po,4ltv who was ,he free silver
,idnfa Tor fbc democratic nomination
az ro,prAe. tf No flrveltn detrict no
q Pos, .are~spunaeut Au jim tsrs,v sesi
IN =. ~. ~ uor dehori az 3f tho ElrNenth
distract bowed =" NE wi'l Of the naigt,tS ",
of The driuau7tts "a convculion sem h'ed
ard wcull eipr ih Hon t1ioipn kr"erE.
WHO vas nominated Ana y niANlaS tHt
caaVs.. as soHnI money drmogr2t. ti4r
unVuair>sa suranrt ~ H'5 orHion Mt'
iSlcu. TX would hV elected by Nandsoine
nmlqfiy.
rr'rtors oi soar Lake, 80 Cr 81 heal D
colonel. h. gaanooiion uith Mr. j. IA.
Freeman wrtituv colorado gold mine
uWuef. rgrrnNy prrrhae he Sp2r Lag
property aHa ilfy propose Ia au' only
rrmoG nrl r.fJruisu ro ipf" az the
iakp. hut aye m1khis rrrparatouH .o give
Il ran conucl Ton i'm oljeot OF AIR
Ne@tnns Vi.it was to TAX railroad to
tho pcop'c of Beaumont 70 a Post cor
respondent he saiG that n had hrcn do
tryIulurI 10 buill "A railroad from tilhcr
Boaumon' Nashlaud or Sour Lake sta
uon 10 Sour Lake. with T. almont as
a switch oug.u~ couidei with u fiat
cav lpadei Nrh uwh"r ct tbr corner
90 Main and hoVic streets todaY Tn nat
"ar Nus partially wrecked nud tht en-
eIur slightly dunaurd
Ting sen raj hrc drpqruncnt hold :; m ct
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METEOROLOGICAL.

CHAs WALTERS -Kinrsbury. Texas
March 80 MIR Charley Walters. aged 20
years died last night at his residence.
seven miles south Of this place
MRS. $, SAUNDERS Waller. Texas
Marsh 3o-Died. on She 29th instant. NJ
Waller Texas, Mrs, Savannah Saunders
aged 50 years, wife Of Judge J. 4 SAun-
ders,
7. +, LONErr-Calveu. roxas. March
M.--Caplain Tom r. Lnvett died at his
home on The Satcr farm early this morn
mig aged - wears. captain T4ovett was
one of CnlNert's oldest and most respected
citizens The funeral took place this az.
tcrnoon at : o'clock
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ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS.
Ferry to Bolivar Under COnsidera-
ton by Commissioners.
THE COMING OF BLUM A SURPRISE.
" i'll Try Ia Rehabiiitats Me Businoss-A
Mother Looking Tor Cuban
untcer-No,es

l.,i,e..or l,.,,g 1r,r,b ~ -,rho onm-
,oi.,.'. ,.,,o,,,.d t. a.. ,a,,,,.l am
'''.' zee ofpP'''' p" w. wy Vo"n''
missionera court 70 confer WIN M ,e,
Interstate railroad ia reference 10 this
80. ,.,,..,,.,., - ,.,,,,, h,,,yecn ,,o,ivo,.
w ,-"'''"''''"' Vi -
POINT and Galveston met wiz THOSE
gentlemen today and discussed the mat
tcr at some leuFth. bat without arriving
az anv ',,',.r cot Of ,pproachos which
tho county would he called upon TO boar
under iht iut arceaseln 81 IS PLACED
az $i -5 ana the cost to me con t,, OF
noun The Commissioners have taken
t.ie matter under aavisemont.
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COUNTY, COMMITTEE.
ypo,,INM IN LInERTY.

IIiIerty. Texas, Mareh 5O.-ThN c1'y
.,sctinn takes place next Tuesday. but
lut,e interest ~ manifested and the vote
VIII probably BIO very light,
Mr.. Joe Reminc. chairman OF the demo,
crazy, has not y ,on ar S sloa,en a'' ~ =
a ri chapman WAS a short time ago
aaroinied sonnd money candida,e iSr TVS NJ
ssay whiSh on es CHAIRMAN lsSsn of Il the Four.
a .n,s no senatoriai district; The voting
ssrsnsth 81 this county w,s a Ssys bed
e. CONF Ti,, he hard 10 predict how this vote
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~ r,,c,,7GuT or FUSION.

r.n,y,ston. Texas, March 3i--~in an IN
,,,v,s,,, today Chairman Alien OF tho
Count rsSpulist executive committee said
-, ,.arce 10 the suggested republican,
,ina5ui,s coalition whereby the repab ,,ss
iwpuh, sunpnnnuiists vote for the republican
AMI VI, electors said: u want to say
thng % ne M KIND soS wl n es'a sse i p
peppigs pn1fise brokerage business, and
y coalition is not less absurd than
n Il impossible. MT. Meponald cd s.nse
one pi.vli,,vt. That such a fusion would drive
I,bnn a sl, Of popuiists TO vote the demo-
II, ttnkpt ~ N tlft
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FArAr. BOILER EXPLOSION.

Dalngerflcld. Texas. March al TIE BOIL
or at j. c. conley's saw min, eight miles
south Of hero, was blown up today al 3
p. M, killing q. W. Porter and seriously
wo,nding Tom sorrells. Bob Ranks and
his iO-year-old boy and scalding John Nc
Gary. sorrels u not oxpected to 1.-Two.
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HEAVY LAND SAIL

The monthly staty..rY' - ~ land OH.
for tho month or March a. given our %
asy SHOWS very heavy land br. 4vs
During lie month there Wpre fhs a
slour Hor pUrNhHAas. There
a,irg OF prere school 3aipn
acrssa OF tmbeead school " ,
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MnK1Nt.NY SENTIMENT

Longview. Texas. March 3l.--The dis
trio, republican convention met today and
elected g H. Bradley OF Smith county
temporary chairman. The feeling y evil
IDENTIFY strongly In favor OF Mckinley. The
Flanagan wing al the Mckinley crowd
VIII doubtless namc the delegates 10 tho
National convention. The meeting Will
likely continue several days.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-01
KILLED TRYING TO SAVE GEESE.

TeXarkana, Ark. March 2i.--Mrs Thos
Hewitt WAS struck by "a passenger train
at noon and sustained injuries about the
head from the effects of which she died
at o'clock this evening, AZ the time OF
The accident she was only ABOUT thirty
rect from her door cndeayoring to drive
a flock OF geese from the track to Save
them from the approaching train, and IN
her solleitude FOR her pets she apparently
forgot al about herself