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Orange. Texas. eFbruary 1.-THE new
Masonic hall at Orange Is nearing com
plction aud viii he ono of tho neate. t
and best arranged halls IN East Texas.
Tho lodge room proper will bo 50xao feet
with ii-feot ceiling. Tho reception re, m
VIII be l5Nl2 feet. The ham viii be I'm
ishcd in emhlematic paper and scenic
painting representing various symbols
81 tho order.
Thu schooner Annie Root, Captain Al
maud nArwick. cpmc in today from
Nclasco, where she had been with n
cargo 81 lumber for the new Hight house.
Tho steamer Durl, Captain 7 j.
Davis. has been taking ON cargo today
for Belgrade aud VIII sail tomorrow for
that point with tho largest cargo she
has carried out this season,
Tho schooner Eva and sloop Viola II.
have come in and laid up here uutn tho
mills resume operations aud can furnish
tlv IN Carguos.
Tho slocps ASHER, Josslc Plummer aud
Gertrude AL oamo In from sabine Pass
with cargoes az fresh oysters which have
found ready sale.
The sabine river fen n lttlo moro
tluu an inch hero today and viii proha-
bis continue TO TALL now until Il rcgains
It's normal condition.
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TAYLOR TOPICS.

Lost an Arm-woman Badly Beaten by
Her Husband.
Taylor. Texas. FebrlIry 2l-Yesterday
while one OF the negro laborers WAS at
work at The oil mills in this city tis hand
became cntansed iu the machinery and
his arm was so badly nangled uat om-
putation was necessary
A horse trader. who has bsen plying
hls vocation in TAYLOR for several days,
icit yesterday in two-ho $50 wagon. go
!ng toward Circleviile. He had with hun
nus wife and two small children, aged
! ana years. When about tolr mil =
from town he began to abIso his wife,
ncdiing her numerically with a rope.
tie men threw her ana the chldran cut
or the wagon and drove on, leaving them
IN the road. The poor woman badly
laccratcd from the beating. walked ha, X
% Taylor with her haro-sootad e. idten.
she told her story and stated dat her
nome was in San Antonio. some kind.
hearted citizens made w purse Tor her.
when paid her way TO nc latter city.
an officer went after the brutal nJstaid,
hul rallied TO ovortOkc him.
Tho Mexican who was snot IN Tho
Sule4 ranch. seven miles fror, Taylcr.
ihst sunday by John Gercn. vas icT oit.d
IN dying condition YESTERDAY Tho
wounds were inflictd with bird shot. but
as he coughcd blood several tines tho
rurposlton Is That one or more of Tia
small shot entered his lungs
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TEXAS POLITICAL NOTES.
Democrats at Austin NiIl Stand BY
the Party.
OPPOSITION TO SAVERS WEAKENED.
ssupd Money sfcn In Lamar County WIN
Not Vote in tho Primaries-Circu-
lar From Hardy.

Austin, Texas, February 2i.--The sound
money meeting held at the court house
last night was quite a dignlfed affair
and It was apparent that the controlling
spirits thereof were conseryatiyely In
clincd and favored operating within party
lines. There werc others. however, who.
while they didn't speak out In meeting.
were free to talk It on the side tina. they
had no votes Tor silvery candidates OF
any caiibre. II Is plain. however, that
tho sound money democrats OF Travis
county as a whole are opposed TO party
disruption and that majority OF them
Will oonhne themselves to making red
hot fight for the PRINCIPLES they advocate
prior 10 the holding of the primaries and
conventions and gracefully how TO the
viii OF IL majority OF their party asso-
ciatcs when the show down comes.
There are those who would IKE TO
carry the war INTO local ponies. now
ever, but 1t Is hardly probable that hey
VIII control.
Az to Mir Iiancock's congressional as
piratione. they are being Nehemenuy De
Mod here today aud II is certain that ma
iorify ~ thosa who attended last nights
m,sting propose to remain loyal TO sir.
SaScrs " their assertions IN mat dirse-
tiOus counts for anyt hing. Dir. HANCOCK
himself AYERS that ne las no designs on
1lr Savers seat and that he VIII support
that gcutlcnAn az loyally as ever, but
there arc contingencies Ia politics when
often cause men to reverse themselves Oh
occHsion, and II has been no secret mere
thai Mr. savers persistent hanging on
TO his seat has caused mutteringa In Ger
tain directions.
After giving Mr. Hancock the fun BEN
eft of his disclaimer there remains sns-
picion that The rpInmOtiun which mo
announcement ~ the supposed larAcnias
Of his alleged boom has caused Wts occa-
stored 10y the fact that tN'rr was more
truth than portTy iu tho rumor that h.s
desires are centfred On Washington. and
the alacrity with which any connection
with "A project to send nm tnora WAS de-
MED last night might ho construed 1a tho
result Of a disposition 20 get away from
4 scheme which was not SO lar from
naturalization tftcr all.
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GuLr coAsr cANNL.


Preliminary Survey 10 Begin Soon and the
Work to be Pushed.
Vcasco Texas, February 9t'--A party,
consisting ~ oscar NJ Springer, Il, 70.
1arney and c. H. liuhbcu OF Detroit and
George Il. Wrceford OF Dallas came in on
yesterdays train. These gentlemen are
connected with the Gulf Coast Canal and
Navigation company project and are horc
FOR the purpose OF getting matters In bust
ness shape, The preliminary survey w.li
begin within tho next month or six weeks,
and as soon az an estimate of cost, etc,
Is made contracts VIII he let and work Will
begin. within sixty .dnys from aute Of
Uguiug contracts the drcdEe work VIII
start up. The partica who are now ngur-
ing on doing the dredging have the boats
and all necessary machinery and are mon
Of lifetime experience In this kind of work.
The first dredging VIII be from the Rrasos
to Galveston West hay and the company
proposes u put in "A drcdgo nj each end OF
this line. As soon as the channel Is opened
up the work win extend to Matagorda bay
and when Il reaches that body OF water
about ali the heavy dredge work VIII hc
finished. This company means business
and Is not here entirely for its health.
The party will leave here on today's train
for Corpus CHRISTI and will return by here
In gheir steamer Argo.
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and his dress took fire and burned him
badly bat NOT retiously UP the back. He
Is dcinp we'll to'iaY.
In less than an hour tho little girl OF the
cook, neErcss at lir, ilarrison's. had the
misfortune To let her new calico dress
catch IKE and she was eighty burned.
The chid's mother. to get satisfaction for
tho new. calico dress. gave the child a
good whipping.
Harlrlus "a now the order o! the day
here ana many are tranSplantins fruit
trees.
There seems to Ice no abatement In the
spread OF the measles.
ipr. j. u. Harrison was quite Sick last
weck. but is able to he out again.
Or +. II. Tucker has been quite sick
and confined to his room for two weeks.
but rs now cOnVIlescent.
Mr.. II. W. Sublett IS sun In feeble health
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cHAGRMAN HARDY.

49, ,,.t,,
lie Predicts That Chairman Iuaiey W IN
Bolt Unless sixteen 10 one firNHiA'
Tho following address from Chairman
ii"Tuy sr'''NS i"' '''.'i.
To tho Democrats OF Texas
Again is Mr.. Dudley TO tho front and
4, ,ocr,s tbat no "a or osalnlo. 10 h.
II seeiAS thal Hr 49, VI "'''N"'.7 ~ ~
not only the head. but the wholo OF the
democratic party and organ za'lon IN
,rovan Inn. dia ,i,,. 1sat state conver-
80.
ton dream Wh' theF sol nm up ana
clothed him with lltiln brief authority.
mar IA pr.nter than solornou or Caesar
We're risen. I''t so ne "on4d nave IL As
chairman, he has changed the voice OF the
executive committee selected b,. the roc-
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party" IL he can not convert the demo-
Gratis Into a free silver party. II 1t had
been possible. Mr.. Dudley would have
driven us from the democratic party.
IL II be possible he will do SO yet; but
his bullying, l hope, will not AFFECT us,
and II he must, let him Join the hosts
OF Sibley. Bryan, Stewart. Tillnlan ct al.
under the bannc.s of the free silver
party" But let us tell MIR. Dudley and
all concerned now that no delegation Sc
leeted at primaries or county conven-
tions held under the call OF the regularly
elected executive committee viii pc re-
fused recognition at the next State DEM
ocraiic convention, aud no delegation
elected M the command of Mr.. Dudley
In oupostian TO those of the regular or
ganizaiioE, VIII be recognized. And fur
Their, every county executive committee in
Texas which loves the democratic party
more than " does the free silver party
VIII repudiate tho absurd action of Mr.
Dudley's committee, because they know
that not one single vote will be cast IN
Texas in ACCORDANCE with the form OF
ticktt prescribed by that committee And
] believe that the democracy OF many
democratic executive committees. even
though they themselves are free silver.
ia strong enough and fair enough to seek
a fair expression of the democrats o. their
county. not only on this coinage. hnt on
all other questions. Rufus Hardy.
fa.l
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

BRYAN.-Major III. X. White, one of
Bryan's wealthiest and most influential
citizens was brought home from san An
tonic, where he had been for his health
and is very low.
CORSICANA.--At Pursley, this county,
Deer poff was shot with n double barreled
shotgun and killed Instantly. RUDE Rice
gave himself up to the officers and was
brought to this city and jailed to await
the action of the court. Both parties are
white men,
CORSlCANA--lssam Doolin. the i7-year-
old stopson Of NJ. Y. Wilson. accidentally
shot and killed himself He had been out
hunting and returning home went to take
the gun out OF tho wagon. when the ham
NOR hung. causing the gun TO fire, empty
ing tho entire load In the left side OF his
head. causing death in five minutes,
TERRELL.-F. NJ. Joyce was acquitted
at kaufman Of the murder OF J. w. Ogles.
Ogles was fired upon aud killed In the
street here on the night of November ~
last. one OF the shots also Killed sea
born Huckaby and wounded Buck scott
two of the Green zouaYe military boys,
who were giving a drill III the streets.
The latter two cases have been noile
pressed.
TEMPLEs-Alayor l.. r. Wade has APP
pointed the following citizens OF Temple
as delegates to the semi-ccntenniai con
vruuon at Dallas on the 25th instant;
r. l.. Downs. w T.. Han, w Goodricn
Jones' Ben H. Matthews. William -.
coz, A. f. Bentley. Captain George H.
Wilcox, j. Il. Nunueley. Hullns r. Ron
crtson. j. a. Walker and j. r.. Moore.
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THE STATE CAPITAL.

Texas MolasSes Company OF Houston
Chartored-ltoWard offered
Austin, Texas, February 2t.--Tho follow
Ing charters were filed in the depart
mont of state today:
Tho Texas Molasses company Of Ilous-
ton. formed for the purpose of manufac-
turing and refining molassea. Capital
stock $4,000. Iucorporators. H. hepkc,
Charles II. i<uhlmanu, H. T. Keller and
G, q. PAlot.
Tho Empire Press Brick company q
Denton, formed tor tho PURPOSE at muuu-
featuring press brick and eartheuwaro.
Capital stock SAtpO0. lncUrporators, }. "
Npy, L. II. Walker and Albert MiriZ
The oak CNG Water supply Comnuny
ing It's corporate powers 10 The extent Of
cl"rtric light and noWtr
A permit to do business In Texas was
issued to tho St Louis Ornamental Iron
Wire and Expanded Metal company.
CASH FOR WARRANTS
y call Of registered general revenue
warrants up to and Including 10. e2,Oot
nnd aggrcrating NNop VIII bee mnda hy
the state treasury department Muniiy
II Includes Stlo1o Interest due january T.
1896. on bonds held by special State FUNDS
REWARD OFFERED.
a reward OF $40 has been offered by tho
governor FOR tho arrest OF Louis Mulacara
charged with the murifr OF j A. Motio,
ia Nucces county on December 9S, lqL
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from Western shlrnors ,,A otrars 4, -
rarJ =, y,.,.s @.I - - ,,t1t,t,,,
deem ,,a.r- n. H. ,.,.t ~ c,ir.st,r ~
IN. lf'st advn,.n,.., ,rt, tse'tn ,.iil ma
contain a rdi Ia co,,,,,et., IN, ~,
mar norfion ~ f.. cTatt .,t,rf,, co.
tirlto,is 10 Inc fsl,rd c.ltv ,nd In fbo d.
veloprn5n, Of which tho ,narchants ana
itrs.,tp,.s mon e. thfs cir, are snrciniiy
Interested
CAUGHT IN THE ACT.
In TIE recorders court this morning
R.h.-r e,o,t vas bctl IA rial In mo
sum p se-, .,r. HE ,,,.,s,,a,., bof,ro tho
,-rsrl ar, arsscai cb,rg., ~ b,,r-
riarv +, was ststed In tn" sr1,i th,t "a,
.r cs-t,. br,t~ ,tl. ,,,nr,,t,,r q -
discovered IN the house Of a colored wo-
While the other hund MAS gong through
the pockets OF q pair Of pautal1ous which
We're hanging "a ohhl?. rho woman
shNc me hihrh whth Tue intruder
JHiehif FHHaleH llIpuEh inc WINDOW.
1inriaiht wa m01e To the police au'
srgrs,., 80, ,,.,,n ',n,nR III ~ LET nlvey
M We "..u a. ""oF''
TRIAL FOR INSANITY.
Mrs Mary DICK was tried In the county
court nils NOR, ing On , charge If ,nsan-
-, ''.''
Sh" was OF uhsp"hd h'Au, nut IL WIS uh-
necessary 70 restrain her. ana judgment
was entered accordingly According to
The testimony of the defendants father
and sister It appear. thar she Is subject
TO ueFiate nf fnruf. Al derorwctn dui'-
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slakINs OLE rAILIrRrs.

Tomplc Texas. February g,-I.ate YES
to-day evening u, w. McGlasson. private
banker and general merchant OF Troy.
eight miles north OF Tempe, made an
assignment to Ed Rotan OF Waco. pre-
ferling the Rotan Grocery company Tor
$500, the First National bank OF Waco
for s1ooo and the bank depositors the lat
ter IN an amount not stated. The failure
has created great CONSERVATION In that
section and some twenty or thirty credi-
tors are on the ground with lawyers. The
failure took with it the Troy Drug com
pany and J. w. Cam Of Troy ana VIVA.
Jams n McGlasson of Rosebud. Tho en-.
tire liabilities are unknown. hut are es,
ttmated at S5o.ooo. Everything is CONFUSION
and no facts can be gathered beyond as
stated
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REPUBLICAN, PRIMARY.
Delegates to the County Convention Elect.
cd-WranglinR Quickly Settled


Delegates 10 the County Convention Elect.
ed-Wrangiing Quickly Settled.
Breuham. Texas. February 2i.-The re.
publicans Of precinct No. met in the
Zurcher building last evening for the
purpose Of holding primary 10 elec;
delegates to the republican county con-
Nention. with Precinct Chairman phu
Thompson In tho chair and Louis Penn
Af'er reading Chairman Gains mani.
festo There WAS some wrangle over tho
fact that this rall had not been published
bus tho chair decided that the hofseha X
invitation sent out 10 those wanted was
sufficient and the work OF the convention
proceeded
Following Is the list Of delegates 10 tie
county convention: Dolcgaies-C. :. VIII
Jason, Paul Irlcke "a. l;il. phil Thomn-
sou c, c. Perry, W. T.. DIVER. j. Q
cam. \. y. Hunt l. PENNINGTON. T..
HWEs II. Mitchell. sam Robinson ".
5 Grant Tolbcrt SlaHghter H. r. Rob
crts. James Silas. Nathan Llpscomh. r.
II. Hutchinson. Aiternates--I. r Arm
hristor l.. EzcN John Monroe. J. Morgan.
Louis Senrist, n. W Waters. ChHrlfF
Tarveg, NOD fipscowb III jefferson. W.
lay Taylor Isaac Jackson Tom Wad1eu.
Henderson smith a ChcathAm. James
Reynolds, John Leaks. y. rr1oks
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NIrsrANG IsT.AND I-\Nns

Rockport Texas, February 2o-lt is re-
ported hero this evening chat Alexander
Brown y Co had constructed last night
a fencc enclosing the north end OF Mus
tang Island. This Is probably what Is
known As the Little survey, the tide to
which VAS recently purchased 10y L. H.
Ropes and associates. Some lawyers
think tho Little title Is not good: others
regard II as a good title, al agree that
there IS probably "a hot LEGAL hght booked
to come on with considerably more cpr-
taiuty than Dan SWart's hghts
II was not learned whether the old sci
tiers on tho island had been lnterfcred
with or not but probably not, as there
would have been one OF the other kind nf
lW1'H. inVSS Nelu''S W0 on Stato lana
homes there Tor forty years and have
frequently attempted 10 get their titles
quoted by legislation hut the constltu-
tional inhibition against special laws now
stands in the way.
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SECOND n1Srp1c,r

roI' worm Texas. February oi,--Thc
eG,ipW,nE business was transacted in the
eivil court of appeals yesterday:
Motions Suhmitted-Sar, -.
W FNrinton ct al, for rehearlne "a
~ lls9n ct nj vs.. NJ. l.. Houston 81 nj 10
f IL NJ Js aSResi w. i: Campbell VS.. Mrs
Hays vs. S" " il 10 r dismiss appeal jasper
appeal, passed until 18th instant. Ni ~ ~
iin n,. 10 et Al vs. NJ, J. Lewis for rehear.
VS. I Fipst Hs TtGigSdi YIN Cameron Co
rehearing refused; Max Paul VS. Nin w.,
mo-, N, shitton, for rehearng. refused; Ger.
e es tor , rSS9hSarng' refused = j. Barrett
vance, granted: Walter Parker vs. II Pan AM
Iiis5 Natlon9l bank, for rehearing' de-.
nIlea. George y. Blackman VS.. Rober,
Iioussels y sons for eertiornrl l.rnnted =
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SALES STOPPED.

Prices of Lots Auctioned Mt Arkansas Pass
hid Not Bring Proper Prices.
Arkansas Pass Texas. February Is, 1896
,Special)-As predicted by your corre-
spondont in dispatch from Victoria some
days since. the Arkansas ilarbor City and
Improvement company. after advertising
II town lot sale to take place ut Arkansas
Pass Yesterday and today. and gathering
many hundreds OF people from all parts OF
the United States. entertaining them In
grand style with brass bands. barbecues,
speeches and inspection OF the Terminal
railroad and harhor works. The company,
iindinE themselves unable to consume tine
entire time tn this way. allowed the auc-
tonecr to proceed TO sell but stopped him
most abruptly. advising the Bidders TO buy
second hand lots, with the explanation
,hey could not stand the Strengthening
prices which their lots were bringing. al
though tho prices were higher thaa they
ever sold before.
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RELIGIOUS NOTES.
srCcEssrrL REVIVAL.

% " Tsi1fNI 7 u TNFIN ' M
Goliad. Texas, February 2o.-Evangellst
Boon, the Moody Of the South, is having
wonderful meeting in Goliad. a great
number Of aged people, including the
worthy mayor and one OF the aldermen,
have been converted ana baptized during
these meetings. All business houses. in
GLIDING the saloons, closed their places of
business this afternoon from to I and at
tended thrse services. Meetings are held
la the opera house, which Is the largest IN
town. yet far too small 10 hold tho crowds
thHt come to hear Mr.. nucu is not a sem
sa'oual prra her. but strikes straight at
the heart OF man with every sentence.
He tells his audience that God wants to
save them. DO they want TO he saved ?
IL they do don't walt and worry, hut do
from the heart what God tells them 70
10 aud lie will save them. The meeting
WIN cnntinue oNcr SnnlAv.
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ISLAND cIrY ITEMS.

Tho soto,,, po,.,,,t-,, ,.,....
q Observation-Disclosures Ins,,,o
Galveston Texas February d, -rrr,,,
tha arrival Of Cardinal s,tnii, ,,,n.,r,,y
he WIN bo escorted I, tn, c,th.lr,,
,yter, a., ,,.u d. 49,, - ~, 49,
ny ue p'S"'p "al'a-
FRrr NJ the door aud Viii proceed TO the
altar while the choir renders M, IA
1nuu, 't,h.r, t ,..,t 49,,
60, 49,, W. "''' "'S D'''''c-
'i'A anu dHpNAn tNa congregation,
At the po.ttncal niph mass sundav
morning Giorix.s Th.rd Mass viii IN.
sung Tho following Is IN pereonnel
OF the choir, Meedainrs roaths w
Enrellte. DIy. pn,,,.u ,,,t I5't,.s' -, ~.
Alasrs petre, Mabel lstrs. Rrybaf,i'
Burke. Dalau. Stubhs. lrrishea ami C,,n'
eran; Mossr pr,yfus, G0ttman, Prank
Orchestra: lirlfesasr e. \Vrie or.,Wtsf
Professor linacnbcrr. Professor itllnlt
Shaw. Professor Berry. prnf,,,g.t. It1s.,i
Professor Ncumnuu LA prnfrseor I,o,,hr'
The saloists arv Miles, Poire. Mira. Reich
''zeri MA M9'srs. Lalor and Quinn
ranged M Inn lash 49,, ei' , hF Ar
onertory which VIII he tho Ave Maria,
IRON tANticr.a EuHHca0n lay MuscArln
| VII ~ sung by Miss i'etro with violin
o"uEato By frutossar Berry
LOVES iNSANITY CASE
rTha casa - ,t.,
-, '''''N" '-"fN' INC man
WI" "tht" 10 Governor tulhers0n ask
Ing Tor trial upon tho charge OF tn
sanity, upon which ha claimed ~. ,.ag
rn,.,. ~, ne was
"N''' ''NN' WIZ N''i''l IN the county
court tAia morning County Attorney
Hancock stated TO tho court that the
B rr...rsa sl,,v,.t 49, 49,. - '''.'l ,",,
/ of Insanity lu lsNg ana ,v,s s,,,t ~, a."
/ asylum. tina, m March, iSst Gc y.,s ~ ,' ','r
vietcd Ia the criminal di4iriei %Nyrt nr
/ ns.sti.lt H. n,utdar Ia ,uni. ot
Rssossca al ihrce years cno3n 1'', ~,
ftHfl ID .N
writ of inquir,1ldo ~, l1nn,i .i. 'fl2 a
| posed aud upon the hearing in tho er,n-
,n,d court Lova was ogaiu adjudgcd in
cocE NH mn, ,,''' ,h. ~, 70 jan NJ Han
cedure. wherein the r1le was Xxi a p,yn
| that "a person once adiuired G,s,rs "a
showing signs OF insanity AZ a latSr a..