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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1896-09-23

BART THRAsHER KILLED
Bart Thrasher, the notorious outlaw
robber, illicit distiller and counter
feiter, was shot and killed by a
sberiff7s posse, near Horse Creek,
in Walker County, Ala, last week.
His confederate in crime, who
went by the name of "Panther.n
but whose real name is unknown.
was also killed. Thrasher was the
successor of Rube Burrows in
North Alabama and is charged
with the commission of several
murders, besides various highway
robberies. He Was dan gerous
desperate, whose death will be
hailed with delight by a te,rorized
community, where be has been in
the habit of operating.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1896-09-23

"A man by the name of Louis
Gallot has been arrested for com
pllcity in the wrecking of the I'm
ION National Bank. Gallot had
been depoSitor for small amounts
mp to two years ago, but since that
time, had no account with the
i'ank. lie is now charged with
drawing out upon fraudulent
checks, through collision with
Colomb, the recently deceased book
keeper, more than $500, 600 of the
Banks money. While Gallot Is
known to have been insolveut. he
is said to have spent money lavish.
~. There is yet a shortage of
S4O0,O00 TO be accounted for. 9th
er astounding revelations are ex.
pected to be made in dew DAYS.
which will be followed by the ar.
rest OF more "outSide" confed.
crates.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1896-09-23

Now Mr. Editor, the Judge and
myself are personally very good
friends hut we don't agree in poll
tics. We made our speeches be
fore the committee and we have
spread ourselves in the newspa.
pers and we will now submit the
matter to the people. He ought
to be satisfied. He has bad weeks
to mature his plans, th5se plans
only developed two or three days
ago. Those who are opposed to
his program will have only two or
three days in which to make their
fight. He has had all the advan-
tages aud yet we are willing, in
all good nature, to await the re-
suit. E. G. HUNTER.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1896-09-23
OUGHT TO BE DlsMEMBERED.-

OUGHT TO BE DlSMEMBERED.-
The recent Wholesale massacre OF
Armenians in Constan:inople
ought to have been sufficient
cause, if he had not sinned thou.
sand times before in tho same
manner, to force the great powers
OF Europe to administer such a
eastlgatiOn to the cruel and re-
morSeless Turk, as to force him
TO realize that duty which he owes
To the rest of the civilized world.
The truth OF the matter is that
Turkey is a standing menace to
christian civilization and ought to
he erased from the map of Eu.
rope. But the continental powers
are so jealous of each other aud SO
"pplehensive that one may benefit
more than another by a compulso-
~ partl,ion, that each is afraid to
take the initiative. The same
cause also precludes any concert
OF action between them for dis
lnemberment of an empire vbicb
is absolutely incapable of self.
government and which has been
Tor many years slaughter house
Tor all who are not of the Mussul.
man faith. But the nationality of
the Ottoman empire, with all, of
It's revolving and glioulish crimes,
at the preparation of which the
sentiment of the civilized world
stands aghast and LerlIfed, must
be permitted to exist, in order to
preserve tie bala ICE of bower in |
Europe.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1896-09-23
AN ACT
No. 1871

TO preserve the purity of the bal.
lot by regulating the manner of
holdingand conducting elections;
by providing an official form Of
ballot; by prescribing the time
and method iu which nomiua.
tons shall be made and certiti.
ed; for providing for the division
of parishes, cities and towns into
convenient election precincts;
by providing for the appoint
ment of officers to conduct such
elections and defining their du.
ties by prescribing the manner
in which the votes of electors
shall be taken, and the count
aud returns thereof made; by
providing for the punish
ment of violations Of this
law, and repeating all laws in
conflict with tie same.
TCOntinne1 from 1aat waak
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1896-09-23

LIE written statement under oath.
of the Board Of Supervisors shall
De made part of the returns, and
shall be enclosed in the envelope
containing the complied statement
OF the vote for National, State aud
parochial offices to the Secretary
Of State.
Sec. 70. The officers whose du
ty it is to designate and appoint
polling places in cities OF more
than fifty thousand inhabitants
shall cause the same to be provid.
ed with voting shelves and com.
partments known as polling booths,
IN which voters may conveniently
mark their ballots. There shall
he in each polling place during
each election, sufficient number
of voting booths, not less than one
for every fifty voters in the pre-
cinct. Each such booth shall be
at least three feet square, shall
have four sides enclosed, each at
least six feet high, and the one in
mont shall opo,l aud shut as a
door swinging outwards aud shall
extent to Within two feet of tue
floor. Each such booth shall con.
tain a shelf which shall be one
foot wide, extending across one
side of the booth at convenient
height for writing, and shall be
furnished with such supplies aud
conveniences, Including black lux,
pads, blottibg paper and pencils
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1896-09-23
john Fitzpatrick persists

john Fitzpatrick persists in
his refusal to serve tue Democracy
of the LIST district in Congress, pro
vidcd, that he could be elected, 10
our opinion, a contamination
scarcely possible Of realization
The assistance of no one man is
essential to the success or preser.
walton of the Democracy aud while
the Democrats of the LIST district
can and will survive the cruel dec
lination OF Mr.. Fitzpatrick, we
think that be has conferred great
favor, if not actually a blessing in
disguise upon them, by bis refusal
to immediate all that is left of him
upon the congressional altar.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1896-09-23

wrath upon me. He accuses me
"Jerrymandering." Such a charge
from Judge BIackman is simply
laughabIe. Every body knows
that he has been scheming for
twenty years to manage the poll
ties of this parish so that he could
accomplish his own selfish pur.
poses.
The Judge says:
sit is unfortunate for Rapides
that there exists such a condition
OF affairs which is embarrassing TO
her choice"
Who brought about this condi.
ton OF atf.,irss If Judge Black
man had recognized the fact that
be and one OF two other gentlemen
i'll Alexandria, do not own this
parish, there would have been no
trouble. He brought about the
trouble by trying to take things in
bis own hands. The people of
this parish have never had dicta.
tor, and do not intend to have one.
The Judge says he did not think
il necessary to consult me about
this ticket. The Judge is correct.
| did not desire him to consult me.
| consulted him once too often for
my good, and so did the silver PEG.
pie just before the last parish con
sention which elected delegates to
he State convention. | have no
disposition for another cousulta.
Hon. fear my constitution could
lOi stand The shock.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1896-09-23

Tom Watson is happy now.
lie has been officially notified of
his nomination. But that is the
full extent of the pleasure he will
derive from it.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1896-09-23
Jury List.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, |
PARISH OF RAPIDEs, 1

oAA1E OF LOUlSlANA,
PARISH OF RAPIDEs.
Be 1t known that on this, the 10th day
OF September, A. D., 1895, We, tho under.
signed Jury Commissioners, in and for
the Parish Of Rapides, Louisiana, duly
qualified and sworn, together with G. L.
Ransdeil, Clerk Of the Tenth Judicial
District Court, and ex-omcio member
OF said Jury Commission, did meet at the
Clerks Office, in the town of Alexaudria,
and did then aud there, under the pro.
visions Of Legislative, Act. No. 90, sp-
proved July 9th, 1896, proceed to draw
from the General Venire bcx, and at q
time, the names Of One Hundred and
Ten qualified electors to serve AZ Jurors
at the ensuing November term of the
District Court, In and for tho Parish OF
Rapides, beginning on Monday, Nuvem-
Der 21d, 1896, ,o-wlt:
Fifty Jurors to serve during the first
week, November Ter.p, District Court,
service beginning Monday, November
End, 1896.
w ~ 1pCes AStlu Nills
Z 2 Wv B!ackman, Alexandria.
8 B F Pittman, Poland.
4 Alanson Keller, Cheneyvills.
James Atkinson, Lamourie.
6 Warren Honeycut. Plneville.
z CD Compton. Rapides.
s RIP Harper, Pineviile.
8 JG Cannon, Boreland.
10 Thos Cooper, Rapldes.
II ] H Walker, Pineville.
IL B D Hlnley, Boreland.
IL D II Flowers, Forest Hill.
IA Oliver Pear., Poland.
ID J W Dammon, Alexandria.
16 J F Biossat, Alexandria.
II Morris Aaron, Alexandria.
IS Joe Thorburn, Alexandria.
10 J NJ Armstrong, Alexandria.
70 B K Hunter, Cotfle.
81 OF Hackney, Poland.
% J L Helm, Cheneyville.
% John Nunnerly, Pinsville.
"a Geo Houk, Lecompte.
Is Richard Nuzent, Forest Hill.
rs D H Willis, Forest Hill.
q Frank Peterman, Alexandria.
Is A W Rylsnd, Boreland.
% e P Bruce, Forest Hill,
30 J H Hooper, Pinevllls.
81 Sam kirkpatrick, Rapides.
80 Wtoatte Marshall, Chsneyville.
80 Earnest Brbsr, Alexandria.
"a W H Hastings, Alexandra.
IS IT Cha1nley, Alexandra.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1896-09-23
ANN OIL N &c NJ { NTS.
For Congress.

EY We are authorized to announce
HON. III. w. OGDEN.
the present incumbent, as a candidate
Tor reelection to Congress from the
Fourth District. subject to nomination
by the Democratic party.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1896-09-23
So WP Flower, Alexandra.

81 John Hslhorn. Jr., WelGh.on.
IS Charles SpriegeI, Alexandria.
80 II S q ,sssns, Alexandria.
40 OW Naily, Holloway.
1l W II LyIe, Lloyd.
AZ n W Flowers, AIexardria.
43 Silas Harper. CbeneyviIl..
II Lynch Baiilio, AL xaudria.
45 Mat R-mbert, pineville.
As Ed rsiiafsrro, AIrxanar a.
a Baynard, Jr., Ajexaporia.
As Herman Levin, Alexandria.
49 { Il Ddsrs,n, Forest Hi.
go J b Nixon, Cheneyv,l!e.
Thirty Jurars to serve during the acc.
ond week ,vsmber Tsrm Distr,", Court,
service beginning Monday, November
9th, 1856
ID H Mays, Alexandria.
Henry Hilton, Ale xsudria.
3 Joe Peoples. R,golette.
4 "A Simpson, Forest H.ll.
5 Bob Ha:horn, Wclchton.
6 fhos Randolph, Forest Hill.
Z Aaron Prescott, Alexandra.
8 FSeiD, Rspid.s.
9 Joe Goldberg, Altxandria.
10 Frazier Scott, Big Island.
ii N NJ Hataora, Boreand.
IL B NJ Rouseou, Lainouris.
10 WILDER Smart. Alexandra. ::
IA L @ Bass, Elmer. ::
Is CS Duke, Alexandria. ~
16 H Smith, Lamourie.
II J p Gates, Poland. 49,
IS J A Wise, Borelard.
10 D Flower, Alexandria. -.
20 Sam Robert, Cheneyville.
81 J w Britt, Glenmora. -.
20 PS Jarreau. Alexandria. ~. So,
% VIM. Davidson, Rapides.
"A ] e Maddox, Alexandria.
25 B H McGimsey, P,neviiie.
20 Nathan Taylor, Boreland. -, - =: !.
n Sam Hathorn, BoreIand.
% Oscar Pickles, Lamouris.
20 NJ Foisy, Alexandria.
30 Geo A Roberts, Alexandria.
Thirty Jurors to serve during the third
week, November Term District Court,
services beginning Monday, November
10Th, 1856.
Geo Barstow, Cbeneyville.
2 WI Dove, Lecompte.
8 AC Hudson, Alexandria.
John Savage, Jr., Chsneyville.
s Cs Kay. Alexandra.
Didrick sackman, Alexandra.
2 Ireland Dunn, Alexandria.
Wilmington, Alexandria.
9 &c Goulden, Alexandria.
10 W F Flowers. Elmer.
IL J J Winegeart, Forest Hill.
IL John Andrews, Rapides.
Is VIM O'Neal, Holloway.
IA 8 Barrett, Pineyille.
Is Tom Charles, Alexandria.
16 g NJ Ratclifte, Alexandria.
II H B McRight, Lamourie.
10 A G Stafford, Lamourie.
10 n H Mobley, Alexandria.
20 NJ NJ Marler, Hineston.
q Rollo G Jarreau, Alexandria.
q 7 e Brown, Lloyd.
% Mo'eton sleet, Kapides.
"a W F Shackelford, Cheneyville.
% WE Baynard, Alexandria.
rs CT Grayson, Cheneyville.
q sGugenheim, Alexandria.
% Sale jackson, Alexandra.
20 J. B. Vance, Cotile.
30 Wiley Maddox. Cheneyville.
B TURNER,
Pin H HYNsoN,
NJ BLOOM,
wP FORD,
CM SHAW,
Jury Commissioners.
CT RANsDELL,
Clerk and Ex.Oficio Jury Commissioner.
Witnesses:
CM FITZPATRICK,
DIT STAFFORD.
Nv
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1896-09-23

provided, and fastened together in
convenient numbers in packages,
hooks or blocks, in such manner
that each ballot may be detached
and removed separately.
Sec. 6S. There shall be provided
for each voting place, at which an
election is to I've held, two sets of
ballots, each of not less than Que
hundred for every fifty aud frac.
ton of fifty registered voters
therein.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-30

Alabama. Tennessee and Kcisucky all
considered debatsbic ground al National
republican headquarters ana that tho
West Will tc given up and an effort mad,
to capture the apove named states with
popUiistic assistance. OF course ali this
may be purely coircidnnial vet u has at
,racied the attention of those Who keep
up with what Is going on in the POLITICAL
world and to them 1t looks as II there
might have been an m ivrstnndine be-
tween She republican managers and tho.e
who constituted the ant-Hrvsn miaIrity
V the National popul.st convention by
the terms which soncuhirg "ls. h"slocs
moral support viii he vcnchsafol such
Southern reform leaders a> can Sircced
IN bringing about conditions whereby the
lorulst vote is to be delivered to Ivi,,n-
lev. The haste with which certain mliilc-
of-thciroaders have begun to charge that
the St Louis convention Vas CORFU tod
by the silver nnr owners Is characteristics
Of these people. for they quick 20 slis
pec' one another, vat IN this case there Is
room fct the Belief that ne "suspicsoners"
arc merely engaged in trying Ia divert at
tentcn from themselves wh.lr engaged IN
cr gncertng a delivery OF their party into
the hands Of Hanna and his agents.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-30
REV ARD OFFERED
SUDDEN DEPARTURE.

Schrader. the Divine Healer Left Thou
sands of Patients
i'aiias. Taxas, July 2s.--tpward of a
hundred people slept Inst night on the
cold ground around the sanctuary OF
schradcr the divine heater. anxious to
Set early treatment at his hands BY 5
{" nj. l~o others mad gu tRered for treat
trent. but the healer was nowhere to ,e
found. lie disappeared th,s morning.
leaving the city full OF orppics anb pecple
Otherwise afflicted, some of whom had
come from long dis tancn tc bt hea.ci /.
SiXiy or seventy cases of healing some
of them wonderful. have been reported.
Tut Post reporter has faif.d 70 locat..
any that could be con .1tred miraculous.
Schrader left Il note at the Victoria hotel.
which reads:
II am called from here ard obey my
Father > Will. Frances Schrad.r''
Walking cut of the hotel, he stated that
he would be back in iay or two lie
loft on the katy with a tickle, for Green
Vile. On arriving here he identsnei him
self with Frances Schlatter. but being
confronted yesterday 10y W. w. Camp-
bell. general baggage agent of the Tcxa-
and Pacific railway. who knew Sch.atter
Schrader denied that he WIS the man
Schrader may retM-n and v.nIlcate ans
sell by means of miracles. but his disap-
earance. coupled with tn. discovery that
no MAS not Frances Sch!atter, has changci
the faith If thousands 10 mingled distr,,sr
ana disgust
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-30
ATROCIOuS CRIME.
Young Lady o'ltragcd and Murdered

Young Lady O,Ltragcd and Murdered by
Negro
Washington, Jnly 29.-A coroner's Jury
found james smith, n negro walter guilty
OF the murder last night of Marguerite
Drown of Point Pleasant. a large co,iu-
Washington in Prince George county ai.si
late developments IN the case have aided
so much horror 10 the crime that there
are numerous threats OF another Mary
land lNnching a7 soon as convenient op-
portnniiy occurs. Smith was arrested hy
the Washington police today In the north
eastern part of the city and in view Of
the excited condition of the people Il.
lrince George county probably will be
nod nnt / ferinal requisition is made In
order - permit the excitement to be part
ly allaycd
The negro mllc two confessions, partly
contradictory. but each admitting che
murder In his first confession he said
that Il, had been Intimate with the muir
dsred ghrl fer whose foster mother he had
Brown had discovered the fact and ais
Charged him. but had re-employed him
Oh his ana lie url's promise 10 cease
such relations and that he cut Miss
browns throat Win :; knife Yesterday be
cause she rejected advances he made 10
her again.
Tbr develgmmenla att the corouer's An
que| tended 10 d'serct't the r,or'' revolt
ing part If ~" neGros frsi conf. ssion
and the negro subsequently, asserted that
he had not told The truth when he said
h. had had relations with the girl preyi-
Gus to the tragedy.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-30

We nsartily niorse the nomination OF
William Mckinley aid Garrett hobart AS
our STANDARD bearers and the principles
enuncIatel In the National platform. and
We specially haal with enthusiasm the yoi
standard md tariff penk contained there
In. and that we invite all patriots regard
less OF parties and polit .cs to co-opcvttc
with as III their election The committe,
on permancn; organization presented the
names OF j. II. Samos. permanent chair
man; ". II. johnson. secretary, and X.
Y. Harper. Fritz krarge and William
Drswc as executive committee. This re-
port was adopted after a stormy debate.
A minority rercrf was submitted NOM
naFing j NJ. Farris as chairman. Lost by
vote Of 81 to ~
The convention crlol their lahors in
HI rnlonious manner and after Il little ad-
dnioaal bus adjourned.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-30
ARE IN A SORRY PLIGHT.
Middle Of the Readers Now Trying
to Explain.
THE STORY THEY ARE ALL TELLING
Prohibition State Convention nj Dallas.
Tho German Post VIII Await the
Galveston Conv tion.

Austin, Texas, July 2S--The 103 imr-C
tai middle of the roajsrs from ToXas hav'
come back from ST. Louis with Il stcoro
typed story OH their lips for home uso
with which they hope 10 fool their peo
pile into remaining in linz with then,
Williams told II here. Gore t1ll IT at Dal
las and as fast as the rest of the Grove
lands 1t IS being sepesAtod to all who vii
listen. I'VE have nominated ii spiend5
ticket. our platform IS all right; Bryan
viii accept our nomination and Sewal
will wi'hdraw.' is the way It goes.
49, 'Ra ter -..a,n- any body ~, 49, ~>sA rs an
roaebers know mat they ana their party
have been paraiyzed, but It would nevei
have done fJf than TO have returned pre-
pared to admit their discontinue. IL
allow that. the 81. Louks ccnvonts1a Ma~
u stupen,.1us failure from popuis' POINT
of view would 90 eauivule x to supsclib-
ing to the belief which has taken mold
OF many ut their party ass cias.s as We'll
as of other pastSsans mat there is 40
longer any foundation for their Stase or
sun.zalion to rest on.
# may southe their injured feelings To
rl,u IA t..e sAGtlea Tory or-io.a 'nt.
Isiyen didn't treat thrn slsnt, because
Ie lal.eu 10 wiie inrnl every NE inliH,r7
ilc=a supply OF iis,Llt,ii notes l. d.
slst liiein IA iutct. f".lls Ms Vat.it ~ az
raliois tllsit an nlrJls. hiei!i ci n.ns7tit
wituuut al nuprsetuena vi :, ewtil -l'' The
On gAeo p.illfDtD QIuA I sIsA4i} ana Nvu.i
hot be acccptiui., but IL = something nc-
sides soothing syrup ihry ne IcDk az 10.
'lDe IniaJle vi me roaaets al. "a a shify
plight. itrt0re starting lcr 81. Louis ma
OF Them took some pains 70 put tA' ~
selves on record - utt3s Grtesnl-n'n ip
Vote Tor MciNlltey u ttten MAs niois g.
fully convinc-si tAal they WUuid r-' Au.e
q xs.ll. e
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-30
BEAUMONT EupGEr.
Motion to Dissolve The Injunction Will
lie Heard Monday.

MotiOl 10 l'iSSclNe inc injunction VIII
lie Heard Monday.
Beaumont, Texas. July -, Attorneys OF
tho Texarkanl and Fort SIN Tn railway
have flied a motion to dissolve the in
junction recently issued by the district
court at Orange rnjoining conformation
of crossing on the Southern l'iciii man
Hne for the TeXarkana and Fort SIN til 3:
ny consent Of counsel, Judge West VIII
bear The motion in this ely on August 8.
Contractor Warneckc put down y strain
or IN the court housc square aftrsian VIII
today and developed "a flow ~ between
l50o and 2Op0 gallons per day. His CON
tract calls for not less than 5oN~ gallons
per day, and he will sink the pipe deeper.
The southern Pacific pay car arr yea ~
Beaumont y,srr,isv afternoon, PAID on
the Sabine and East Texas today ana WEI
proceed to Houston tomorrow.
Tho T.Narkana and Fort smith people
expect tn begin driving rlling for the
Ncchcs river bridge tomorrow.
The Nj Is nlcN- Grant faction or the JET
frrson county ronuhl ems Will hold pri-
niiies tomorrow night.
The denomination Of CnnSr.ssnnn
cooper at pAlosftnc Monday sc.nia 70 give
general satisfaction in THIS city ma
ioii'y Of TUG. democrats were opposfh %
his financial "ws hut In a choir" De
tween frar silver candidates Mr.. cooper
was preference.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-30
For BRYAN.
B,ck Walton win support the National
democratic Tick

Buck Walton win Support the National
Democratic Ticket
Austin, Texas. July g9.--o;rorlse 5. Wal
tom whose prominence in local ropulistic
circles Is a matter II common knowledge.
stated to The rost CORES - ,yn. .s.i
evening that e,sry last one OF tl'. inn
mortal l'S who stood out against h, ill.,
torscmcnt OF the democratic nominees fci
president aud vice president At 81. I-onis
Was Il lie hunter and that 1t was Won
der to INN no one had sans. unorsl &c
tat orm The convention OF that fact. SO
lar ns he IL concerned, lc VIII act III The
AM spirit the convention d.d III nomi-
mating lSrS,lG and Sewall ana stump
TRAVIS county In their inter, 81. He NIL
attend the Galveston conEtn, on a,i on
lose tho Bryan and Watson electoral DICK
u proposition ami place himself on rec
ord As being against ANY attempt 10 divert
ihr popuiist vote from Bryan and Sewali.
and VIII combat fusion with he repuh-
IN AIS IN state matters. Thu rehabilitation
Of silver >, ia his opinion, tho only real
issue heior, hire .people now. That az
conplished. IL Will be time enough TO talk
about other reforms
AhtjQr ". Nj. Walton. George l.. Walton
and 'ieorse Waiting. popual.7 of eqnal
prominence with the gentleman qurts-'i
above, ter--- with him as to the itipoi-
lance Of rallying under the silver hummer
ana think that tn. only effective way TO
help ths. whfte metal cause is to vote for
Bryan and Scwal and Il ma lority OF the
tInk ami nile OF their PARTY is with them
ON That proposition.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-30
BOHEMIAN WILD voxA|

Waxahachie, Texas. Iay
bohemian woman captured "a
oak swamps west Of tnS 49,
has been placed in the E''s "a
John SIN aud Frank hee'e
charge of the inmates IN tne
y Rehemian who lives hare ~ v
ari ido ~ get the woman to tall !.
a woala lead nS'" ons to suspect i h I.
she al a o of S"ins doms., Y Z
wa wa, 'l ca ,mu quit their ,, WON n"
i paimer. who "arastsd The ..,, WI 4
ne thinks she belongs 70 a. soubs|
hemian sairiements IN '"'
oe the county.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-30
STATIONS w1rHDRAwAI.

Auetin, Texas, July 29.-Mr S'ny,on' >
withdrawal from the race for land Gem
nissicner Is regretted 10y his pany front,s
In Austiu. yet they auprecat' his reasons
fuf puiin; out. However. tftSe Is talk
OF some one else coming CUT, aud the
rnnle 81 Hon. Gcorg w Smith II f.oas
ton 81 Icing mentioned IN this connec-
ttu. I'tsi probability Of Mr. Sraytcn's
dong fh-- s'cp lls, has was discussel h1re
yesterday hut no one could give any In
L m.lfiiu n. subject. and " n known
now Nhat he i'd not irci.le TO talk 1t M
~ late last night. and that vcrV said-
denly urru the advice OF u fr'en1 who
went to san Antonio on the Tv' Ming Train
yesteril1y for the purpose OF talk ng MIN
ont of'rinrinR through,