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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-23
AMONG RAILRoAp MEN.

J. J. Morrisscy, travelling auditor of the
Santa Fe, was in the city yesterday and
LEFT last night for tho North.
X e. George travelling passenger agent
turned last night from North Texas to
enjoy Sunday at home
J. j. O'Donnell. travelling passenger
agent OF tho Atlanta AID West Point re-
turned last night from interior TeNas TO
spend Sunday at home
p. II. Goodwin. assistant general freight
aren't OF the Santa Fe, VAS In the city
yesterday paying MS respects 70 local
railway officials and greeting friends.
Colonel T. NJ Campbell, general man
af.r of the international and Great North
efu. remained over IN the city yesterday
and returned to Palestine last evening
in his private car cherohcc
f. O. Becker. general freight and pas
senper agent of the Galveston, Houston
and Henderson. came up from Galveston
Yesterday and remained here few hours
looking after matters at this end OF the
line.
-esentative OF the Toledo. St Louis and
Kansas City Glover Leaf route, who is
touring Texas on his annual missionary
visit. left here yesterday for san An
tonic.
] n. wisuer. travelling passenger agent
of the Seaboard Air line. returned 10 head
quarters yesterday from the East. whittier
~ accompanied the special train OF
United states marines en- route 20 New
York as far as Atlanta.
General Freight and Passenger Agent
d. Galbraith and Assistant General
TT,t,sSnational and Great Northern were
i.lsitors in railway circles YESTERDAY.
ainglins among shippers and traffic peo-
nis and enjoying discussion OF pros
poets for spring business
" X. Morrow Of the susarland rail-
,,a- was in the city yesterday looking
after the interests Of ihqt system No, Bus
htas yrIrht he, hut earnings continue TO
a. !. .a.,-,Sotraging increase and prospects
~ ys,v fiatterng for large traffic this
spring. o,a,,o.., ,,.,a,,ar
,N.I1s.,,,, ~ the Baltimore and Ohio South
,s stafes that an assistant traffic man
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FRI RECOND.
FLA rs AT COLUMBIA.

Columbia Texas, February 22This
morning at about o'clock people were
awakened BY the roaring of flames and
tho report of explosives. The largo ware
house aud platform of j, c. Smith & Bro,
situated on Front street IN front OF the
wharf. In which were stored heavy con-
siSnments of merchandise for inland mor-
chants, II large quantity OF cotton and
grain, and j. Il, Smith a. Bros general
warehouse supplies WIS found 10 be
wrapped in a mass Of flames. The IRE
quickly communicated to the ncighb9rlng
warehouse of a. Dannenhaum and both
buildings. together with their contents,
were speedily destroyed. The ,large rctnil
stores of NJ. a. Wcems and a. Dnnncn-
baum were threatened, but were saved
from destruction by the cxcrtiuns OF khe
people of tho town.
The entire loss will aggregate probably
$1,000 with no Insurance. The origin OF the
fire Is unknown. II has been less than
three months since more than two-thirds
of tho town was burned.
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ager win he appointed this coming week
Tor the Southwestern system, who VIII
have his headquarters In ST, Louis. amt
that traffic manager will be appointed
to succeed Mr.. Duncan, with headuuarters
at Cincinnati
L. +. Downs. superintendent OF trans
rortaton OF the Santa Fe, came up from
Galveston Yesterday, accompanied by n
DELEGATION of representative Catholics, In
Mr.. Yoakum's private car to meet Car
dnal Satolli, who came In from New Or
leans. The entire party went 10 Calves
ton via the Santa Fe . o'clock train.
Governor Tom Kingsley OF the disputed
district In West America is reported foot
ing 1t eastward across the Western
plains and sand farms. Tho executive Is
an ardent admircr of Maher and had
talth in his ability as u s,edgehammer
pusilist. He had the nerve to back his
judgment with this years salary IN adj
vance. expecting 10 retire from active
railway service after tho mill. From
friends who have returned from the Wost
Il Is learned that Colonel Tom wagered
his ANNALS" hence his journcying on
shank's mare homeward.
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NEUROLOGICAL.

! A. woFFoRp -Jaekso ,ylll,e, Te ga
February NJ. ~ woford aied on RCD
,tgs ,ouN u. ROACIi-Jacl,sonvi
,rerns february p Mrs. John j. Roach
Of Amarillo died hcre FRIDAY FeofuarS
T. r. sMITH-Luling, TcSqs ,,,i february ar
?2-Mr. l. Is. smith one o. mn" nsd VA.
bn,ted iw the odd Feliowa Of which
order no was an old aud IGNORED mem
brr. 49,.
MRS. SOPHIA W. cAMPBEltl;.oaIN IVES,
Ms sonhia w. Campbell. aged 70, re. /
don't OF Galveston since ls'i' whlie passing
nv engine house No I. In the east END
fcil insensihie and died before 1neaiel ana
could be summoned.
MRS. A. ". DIrNN-Woo1ville, Texas,
February 22.-The remains Of Mrs. Abbie
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THE HOTELS.
h Lawlor-I,ntes $3.50 ana 81 per
1y Jnmca LnMlOr. Pr0nrletnr.

Moore, Ennis; Eli Howard and
ffalsr Dallas; Jake IL. Harrison, 4. q.
|Dds'n' San Antonio; Il. l.. Larping
fsHouston; c. II. Myer, New York;
X rross' Chicago; 5. i. Rowland, San
fMo' l. Is. Williams, Galveston: c.
'ofnes, Kalamazoo, Mich; c. L. Cas-
l@s fihdlay. ONO: j. L. Lee Jones.
anore, Nd; ]. c. Fry and son, San
Emo; j. b. Bartholomew, Palestine;
fvs RICE Dallas c. a. Smith, MIN
mls Hugh II. Hazard, New York;
a GOODWIN Gaiveston; Anton Dlehl,
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llY MENEAI

OGDEN-C UMpLER. 80 Woodyiile.
Texas. February % M. austin oE;n,tgni
and Miss Lila Crumplcr Of Town binll
were married nt the residence ol hu'
father in,Town Blum last wednesday
TANKERsLEY-TAY.L oRr Jsck Is. ny u '
low Mas married to Mrs, J.. H. Taylor ~
thc home OF the bride. OH .Thnrsday e'e en-
ing. the 10Th. ReV. D. NJ Ne"pH'" u
iriating .. ,.,.,.
ar r y 0 n .lICHARDSoN - OrAnBc;
TeSss February slAt the r9siaG },arto g
naifed in marriage yesterrdny' ne d ,,de-
m"nv being performed by, Rev. r. a. hui'
Ion Of tho Baptist church.
t.,tt.-cHf A ,r-rs-Luling, Texas. Fob
r,iary e..-Marrled, February o. - lhs
residence o the BRIDE I payenpis ~ Nh an
~ ;,sJi,.us officiating, MIR. ". a Eyins
10 MISS jamie Wa,ts r ld No Sar young so
ciety people. with q most OF '''e''" ""'
extend Congratulations
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CENTRAL's REpUCEp RATES.

General Passenger Agent Robbins of the
Houston and Texas Central has author
izod the following round trip rates to the
Texas Cattlemens convention at Fort
Worth:
From stations where one way rate to
Fort Worth is less than $50, make round
stations where one way rate to Fort
" orth is more than S@.s5. and less than
s3.05. make rate OF $3.oD, From stations
where one way rate to Fort Worth is
Sc o. or more. make round trip rate of one
fare. Limit March IL. 1885,
The Houston and Texas Central will
put on a s. round trip rate 10 Dallas for
trains OF February y and morning of the
18th account of tho semi-centennial ceio-
braton; tickets limited to February q.
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.,,nAp TIME TABL E

=, the following roads ar.
~ tfains vi fren the Grand Central
N md a eps, Pscihc, Houston and
III soul nn1 Gulf. COX RADIO aud santa
Tsss CsM,a regt and Yves. Texas ana
besn,n ara Arhnsas ass. rams "a
y Educational AMI Gr9a, i nu' Nv, .,,a th e
kwston, ~ vTeiasso use the 1ntcrnation-
Flcrha NV AZ Congress avenue. Trans
| dtpo1 iov ',rt Kansas and Texas use the
ths Nss.evas d tie Galveston, La Porte
jsu asps c,,c, A use he San Jacinto street
tse.,.roS AND rEXAs CENTRAL"
HQuSi''' Main Line. ..,-
40 am. Arrive..... S:Se am
Es~..".nao pm; n npra.e''''' ''''
s..s nm. Arrive. .l2'lO pm.
sve.",s c1TTHERN PACIFIC.
IAN Antonio Trains. %,
,i.,S pm. Arrive" s.3o am.
)sys..'''ss6; am. Arrive. $40 pin.
sw''"' New Orleans Trains.
5Ic am. Arrive. s:iS ain.
I.w.... SIS pm; A ..rr,ss '''''io'" "'"'
.,ys:s:o;iIl 2,g9 Es,Aa!N,sAs AND TEXAS.
We and Kansas city and 81. Louis
tras0 e"N Trains.
t.. $50 am. Arrlvc..... s:5o an.
b." 7.3D pm. Arrive. g:5V Pm.
lsa rf's'c oLoRADO AND SANTA FE.
PuI' Ma.r Line. .-
L.. sJ am. Arrivc..-.. e:l5 am.
49," I'D pm. Arrlve..... s'25 pm.
E"''" Galveston Trains.
\. i:io am. Arrive..... s;55 am.
w." Ads am. Arrive.... 3:ao pm.
,'"" i,50 pm. Arrive..... $40 pm.
t,. 10 pm. Arrive. SO p.m
IN ,,ains leave the Santa Fe depot -
k,,a later and arrive Mt that depot 10
S.,.s ssriisr than the above time.
6 CT. NORTHERN.
ST. Louis Trains.
m, ..Ii,00 am. Arrive, Peg a m
5:25 pm. Arrive. .2:iO P m
IrvEsTON. HOUSTON AND HEN
DERSON.
Galveston Trains
IL $40 am Arrvc..... $3.50 am.
w'..,lo:l0 am. Arrive. -. 1910 am.
Iw. i:55 pm. Arrive..... $50 pm.
Arrive.... I:Oo pm
kryfBIA AND NELASCO TRAINS.
hi daily except Sunday &C.. .l0:40 am.
X, daily except Sundayl...: 4lO pm
ErsTON EAST AND WEST TEAAS.
Through Trains.
kw.. 80. 1856 pm. Arrive..... 700 am.
Mixed Trains.
i've ..,, 7.3o am. Arrive. ....7:30 pm.
TEXAS WESTERN.
Monday. Wednesday Friday. 1000 am.
Tuesday,, Th'sday, Sat'day. ... 200 PIN.
N ANTONIO AND ARKANSAS PASS.
rrs daily ....................... 6:i5 pm
bys daily Observation-Disclosures. $40 I'm.
lLvEsToN, LA PORTE AND HOUS-
TON.
Daily Except Sunday.
nys. .... Sis am. Arrive..... 600 pm.
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inc name Of his station. but only the gem
era. oihce stamp OF the initial line,
the final limit, the return route OF the
uSksli the name and signature OF the
4srlgihai purchaser, nor anything but the
lorIn ana number OF the tnket ana the
name of the initial line.
The return portion .of the ticket ts to
ne deposited by the conductor with the
nc agent OF the terminal line. to be
py nm held until called for by the orr
SINAI purchaser. The ticket agent VIII
Keep the tickets of each initial line In n
pacKage by themselves, and all OF the
issue OF each initial line being in numer-
~ "a, ofaer, can be readily found when
~ ah. .t ,The conductors receipt, which
me ticket agent will get from the mas.
s1,nger when he delivers the return ticket.
WI, WI, he all the voucher the ticket agent
VIII De required TO show that tho pas
senser has received his return uckof
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-23
GALVESTON TRAINS.

Some three hundred Catholics OF Hous-
ton will visit Galveston today to attend
the nontihcal services celebrated by Car
dinal Satolli al the cathedral in that city.
For the convenience and accommodation
of this travel the management Of the Gal
weston, Houston and Henderson has ar
prepared TO comfortably handle all the
eNcufsionists. The regular train due to
leave here at $50 a. m. will be held this
morning until 1850 o'clock. which Will
a. M. ;.ifording plenty of time for the
visitors TO reach the church before SER
vices commence,
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% Masterson and wife, Brazoria; a.
"uaIef, huntsville; 6. w. Hopkins.
'noh', Charles Hubens. Il. A. War
uy' VIM. il, Fitch, Groton; Eugene
c.' New Orleans: II. Morrison, Kan
NV, zoe Herring, Tyler; James Bick-
austin T. j. Smith, Kansas City:
n thompson, Willard; Ed S,cdmar.
q, Abraham, Edw s. Strauss. New
M a. r. Jones, Fort Worth; S. J..
ms San Antonio: II. ]. Kidder,
~ A. A. Lazarus. New York: II. A..
~ y, Louis; b. T. Tyler, Alabama;
SANFORD city; II. r. Helm, l.. L..
III, ohleago; Otto Baumgart, Bren-
{ ! Levy, Memphis; Jos. Akerley, Dial
,y, l. Handley Evansville: $. Z.
k.sn, CITY; l.. j. Cox, IGl Paso: j. G.
s1.. PALESTINE; Robert l.. Fourd, Co.
v.ns T. a. Hill, Weimar: VIM. Penn
~. ia' DALLAS; n. w. Beck, san An
k,,r'ss WIS, Mexico; l.. r. Chester,
n M, ID. Green. Columbus: Charles
HeW York; X. *. Carr. city; o.
en- ms n j, NJ. Eastman, Beaumont; j.
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SHORT lEXAS SPEClALS.

McKINNEY-.tn engine tender and nine
freight cars were wrecked on the Central
at Melissa. delaying all trains
SAN pIEGO-Tho rock quarry al Dnyal
has again opened and rock Will begin 10
move In few days to Arkansas Pass
LODI-A S-year-old child of Isaac Craw-
ford. colcred, was burned 50 badly tnnt II
died from the effects, It's clothing hccama
ignited while playing around the ire.
PARIS-While cutting stakes near Pat
tonvillc Gam Eudy was caught by the
machine ana his right leg was severed at
the Ankol
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ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC.
Receiver Smith Inaugurates a System of
Retrenchment

receiver Smith lnaugurateS a System of
Retrenchment
San Francisco. Cal, February Ere
ceiver C. w Smith of the Atlantic and
Pacific railway has inaugurated system
of retrenchmerts. He spent several days
here this week and made several changes,
to take effect March /. John NJ. Ryine,
general passenger agent, Will be retired
The general freight agency in this city
will be abolished. II. c. Bush at present
freight agent, will he given the little NJ
general agent of freight and passenger
departments. John Trustow. assistant
ger departments will Ia future be located
at Albuquerque, n. NJ. Pecciver Smith
has gore 10 Albuquerque. where further
ralrenchments will DO made.
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WHY Dunn OF Beaumont were brought
mere yesterday for uterine IT. She was
"A former either OF Woodvlle. but for
the past few years she has resided In
beaumont, She was dovout member
of the chrgtlan church. She was - years
OF age.
EX-GOVERNOR ROBINSON 80 Spring.
field, Mass February 22.-Ex-Governor
George u. Robinson who has been III at
his home In This city. died this afternoon.
lie served IN four congresses, was elected
governor Of Massachusetts In 1884 and re-
elected In 1885 and 1858. He declined several
appointments from Presidents Cleveland
an1 IInrIlaon.
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THE NEW SCHEDULE.

EHec'lVe Today on the Galveston, Hous-
ton and Henderson.
The new time table on the Galveston.
Houston and Henderson became effective
at midnight las. night, and commencing
'oca9 the Houston and Galveston service
over this line will enjoy an additional
train in each c,irec' ion, making four trains
OUT or Houston to. Galveston and five
trains from Galveston to Houston daily
me new schedule is as follows:
p. m.
.Arrive-5;So a. m. 1910 a. m. p. M.
$40 p. m, $40 y. m
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A WAXAHACHIE AssIGNMGNr.

WaNahaehie. Texas, February 2l.-Pitt-
man. a icwelry dealer at Ennis 1lcd a
chattel mortgage today, raining Fred j.
Dunkerly as trustee. The Ennis Building
and Loan association aud tho Ennis Ma
t!onal bank as creditors to the amount of
$lSiS.l5 and 5000, respectively. Temple
ton Il Harding are preferred creditors to
the amount of $3.50 The first named
claims are on an equal footing. II after
rent and per cent commission has been
paid there Is not enough money on hand
TO settle In fun the same shall be paid pro
raIa
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THE STRIKE DECLARED OFF.

Eagle Pass. Texas, February 22-Thc
strike in the Mexican Interna-
tional shops is settled COM
mttee from Cudad Porlrio Diaz
acting with the Eagle Pass board Of
trade adjusted the matter. The men re-
turn to work at the old scale of wages
In view of the heavy loss the company
sustained by the recent fire and the com
uany agrees TO give employment to all
without discrimination.
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ICE AND RRlcK.

Yoakum. Texas, February 22-Johu
Doak las purchased OF the Yoakum I'm
rroyement company the Ice plant ana he
VIII at once move it TO a large lot adjon-
ing It's present site, enlarge IT'S capacity
and have II In first-class shape in 4 short
time for supplying the city with al the
ice needed.
AIR. Baiiew, who rccently came here 10
engage in brick manufacturing, yesterday
:lrei a kiln Of 5000 brick, which he thinks
VIII prove beyond oduht that he mas A
soil that win make the very best Of brckA
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youRT AT HALLETTsv1LI.r.

~, Texas, February o2.-John
tsnra ~aue an application for a change
Il ,sn,., which was granted. The case
u. Inne ~ to Dewitt county.
"a inlsn,' lFlei On charge of assault
p las, ~ 10 murder Gano Eads at Yea
ksaisS iall, was found suilty of ag-
he easa assault and fined 500
Etndant aseinst John ShTmser. his CO.
fssed frn,s OF fat cattle have been
~ ssi"rh hero this week. Some of
fzs esye az were bought at 2la cents
Five ds,, 81 shipment. There is now an
l9sn s-s'a.u for steers yearlings and
"a ~ flsuing. Price $3.50 to IS per
Faitd 'e corn is already being
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There Are
Others
Selling
Wall Paper

In Texas. but we honestly believe that me-
two other houses combined can show
stock equal In beauty and assortment to
the great collection of new goods we are
offering at reduced prices. IS
II you are needing any Wall Paper
please don't think OF buying elsewhefe
until you allow us TO submit samples and
prices TO you free OF cost. Drop us line
or two saying what rooms You have 70
paper and we win send samples At once.
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AT CHICAGO.

Chicago, III. February 22.-under the
auspices OF the Union league Theodore
Roosevelt. New York's commissioner OF
police. delivered an address this after
noon at the auditorium. Ills subject was
present Day Lessons From Washihs-
toms Life"
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Victoria. Texas. February 22-The news
reached here yesterday Of a fire on The
Clark ranch. between Victoria and Port
I.ayaca. which destroyed n barn and con-
tents, entailing a loss az about $1,000. Mrs.
j. X. Sims, her mother and children oc-
cupied the house near the barn y ls
thought that the IRE was OF h'eho'arS
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NEGRO AssAssINArEp.

Fulshear, Texas. February 22.-Garrison
Davis, colorel, was assassinated abou,
three miles north Of town last night. HIS
horEe was killed. Sandy Alexander. IN
cofnpsny with him. was badly wounded.
Justice B;iscoe and Constable Smith are
.nvt stigatns.
No parliculars can yet be learned.
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PROTECTIVE TICKET
N.w Form, OF Ticket Collecting 10 fFe'
y Ne" vent s,apins.

a NOV vent Scalping'
81. Louis Republic ...--or-s,
co.one. f. b. Pope WsS'er" 20 WIN
agent of the Chesapeake ana INV ,orm
oSf,ce in St. Louis, has des'sneI :, is
Of special round "trip ticket "nlr ,,,,r,,,es
Hs,,cvsd. win minimize the oppor'u l,.n.ao.
fer scalpins and afford add,u sssnsers Inc
lion TO both railways ,yyn nfe 70 the otcers
e ioI the Sa w as to the general pasI ral
SCENTS Of number ys Of P Milh Expressions
oil rSe intention is TO have me nc 0orisinai
ne iast train that handles nc ~ me
ri pnrehassr on the going sfip ana .SH issue 10
return portion Of MS .!ll ohS receipt
nm ORIGINAL ~ purchaser" which s aogI nor
show the stamp OF the issuiHs
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Gollad. Texas, February 2i.--The survey
ors Of the Arkansas and Northern railway
reached this town Tuesday on the preiimi-
nary survey TO cucro and Gonzales.
The waterworks for this city have been
rompleteh. supplying an abundance Of
clear water from the san Antonio river.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-23
FRANCHISE ACCEPTED.

Orange. Texas, February 22.-The stock
holders of the Orange Terminal Railroad
company held a reeting here today and
decided to accept the franchise as amend
ed by the city council. BY the terms Of
This franchise they arc allowed two years
i'm which 10 complete the twenty miles Of
railroad allowed by their charter. or TO
make connection with north and south
ltnll lItlA
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prLEGATEs no DALLAS.

Taylor. Texas, February This morn
Ing the mayor of the city appointed the
following names az representatives, OF
Taylor TO attend the Texas semi-cen,en-
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Oklahoma city. O. r., February Cat
Mormon Adventist debate In Carson's
school house. west Of this city. Thursday
night, the debaters became angry. came
pitched battle. In which several were bad
" Injured,
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TRAFFIC RETURNS.

Weekly Earnings for the Present Month
Showing Increases
Earnings reported for the second week
of February showing a decided increase
in revenue are as follows;
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KIcKEp by "A HORSE.

Lullng, Texas. February 2a.-Sam Toole,
a young farmer living near Dale, while
grooming a young horse was Kicked IN
the head. crushing the skull near the eye.
lie is unconscious and badly injured.
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3D. - AGENT ABscoNDs.

20 D., =, IN NbNlVND DIS,
rsarta so Texas, February EN-. l..
slrss a, .,t Of weils-Fargo q 60.
\ sbou, issolAa Mexico. has ahsconde1
slrnrSea@ OF the cumpany's funds.
,,s siger 70 nave crossed to this side
uein eanhIne was accoroNanicd by a
I, nlpliSeirH p pa,r to Cindad Pornrio DiaS,
40, but ny lrncd 10 Allen L. and WIS
va ny funds were found on his
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AN, ,ApEp FROM THE OFFICERS.

scfsl,. NCl THE OFFICERS,
fesa ~, teSas' February pa man
E.rv coS y,seh was found guilty in the
d Will ~ olay of assaultlng am off,
4 heal ' n oricers were preparing to
4 vas UPTON case Goodsen escaped.
asans ~ hy Il deputy sherim and
& espatyy "a a boat, ana swimming after
ESed n srs snot 10 frishten him, sue
sssy ''sS'hs the Guadalupe and get
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TO SECURE NOTES..

Troy, Texas. February 22-Mcadrix &
Konnon, lumber dealers. made deed Of
trust last night to c. A. Meadrix and j
.. Thompson TO secure them on some
notes caused by the McGassen failure.
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NAL meeting. TO be held In Dallas next
Tuesday, e. Mendcl. &. II. WEIGH. II. l..
Penn, III. Burns. John w. Parker. J. Il.
Tucker and Minor H. Brown.
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Thackerville, I. T.. February "a dep
uty United States marshal came down
from Ardmore and arrested werner La
dell on a charge Of cattle stealing