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NEUROLOGICAL.

FaNCliER.- Calvert Texas. June "a
Mr r. y. Fnnrher died list night Ut the
Hines Of many months.
i,sttER--Alto. Texas. June % pied.
Yesterday morning az o'clock. al his
nome In this place, Robert Usher He
leaves wife and five children 10 mourn
NJ loss
Martin q. Iiogno. aged 20 years. died here
las, night Tho funeral occurred thir nj
iornoon from IN. residence of Mr.. 7. W.
Moore and the burial in tho old Gene
terry.
VEST ieorge'own, T.exns. June as-
Elder a. u. West aged "a, one OF IN.
Older, ana most cxtonslyeiy known minis
ifrs of the thrsl!an church. died very
suddenly "A I'innam. Callahan county
HIS remains VIII lie shipped here FOR In
torment lie had iren IN active IN ntstry
for nearly forty years.
GRINAG t.--Corpus Christi. Texns, June
u Mrs. Mary 9. Grinnge. AN ngci resi-.
dent OF ths city. died Sunday evening
and was buried IN the city cemetery iast
Of age and had been a resident OF Corpus
Christi since 1sjs She was native of
Terre ponne parish. La.
sEi!.-i,rack.,tv:lle. Texas. Jane
ga, his home in ,his city VIM IT, R,s-
soil hhnd al the age OF rs years Do
ceased wns most cFiimablc cit'zor, II
prominent Mason nnd leader in O. A. II.
c .,lr,e Bclng retired solder 9'inansr
,ary funeral wiih all honors.
COMPTON Nolasco. TeAss. June "A -
Mr. J, J; Compton, one Of onr bdsi ,it'-
zers hni 81 druggist Of fhls ritre diad
hear trouble aud Odd within few mo-
iuenIH after summoniny TO ms al Ia
clerk, Mr.. Calvert. MI Compton had he, n
Judge Rose. EXCUSED him because Of hts
heart 'ro ihie. II IL supposed that iig
court dn'ieS aggravated the trouble. MIR
nf
highly respected and n valuable 1i.tz A.
10 was buried this afternoon by ha
s 1a.orSc fratsrniiy, followed by large
II 3 VIE IS the only rtlative here.
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SUNSET EARNINGS.
Cause OF Decrease IN Earnings WI h
creased Tran 6.

Cause OF Decrease IN Earnings with In
creased Tran e.
San francisco. June % Tho report Of
the SouLhern Pacific company FOR he
year ending December "a. lsp5, Issued to-
day. shows that ill@ nc' earnings per m. 10
have decreased gradually from Si7G3h7 in
lS7. T. s22gt,G2 IN 1888. lhf docrcis. 81
net earnings = explained hy the oncrraso
IN reccipis por ton a'irhuial 70 reduced
frG sht rates.
TIE figures show that rnnic has .u-
creased and net cn,nings Decreased. Trts,.
.deii ,iunl.nH, on VI ris annual report
says on the subject of falrs;
"Thc feeling. almost an epidemic. pass
ing from Siatc to STATE. under whose in
iluencc people have nAcl OF cndcavored
Ia fix ratios Of fares ana freights which
tney should themselves nay Tor service
given and benefits derived by those who
sc rairo ada without regard to the rights
o. h jse ahp crente or own The prpporflnS
Is disappointing. y better appreciation
OF the mutually Of interest between the
puulc and railroa Is and II higher scnst cf
irs,!ce has been reached ~ mot States.
and II ls reasonable to assnni- t1l' II
,lu Mar state at pEhlic mind VIII soon ob-
tain IN few Statcs IN which attacks
arc SIN being made ngn'nsi corporate
property and more particularly railroads"
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sHEKII'ws DEPARTMENT.

TiArty-nve dollars reward for the fol-
lowing 6cscrbed escaped county conYicts:
Aaron Austin, black, feet inches
high. about "a years old, weight about l5j:
clara Austin. wife Of Aaron Austin. 3
feet 2 or 3 inches, black. about - years
old weight about 10 ca 100
Miles t;odscy. brown sisin. about 80 years
old & feet nches high. gcnsfnlly wears
derby hat. slousdny pretcnds to pr.a",.
occupation laborer. sometimes EaTdcner
and well digger.
Adam Coleman. yellow, s,oop shoulder
cd, big rycs large feet. No. II SHOES. OK
Siate convict. has sister in Houston, works
for Mr. 4. ". Flock.
Howard Harris, Faycite Howard and
Harrison Young. all o.rk brown skin ne
Young \ crippled In one hip and some.
times works ON steamers ~ the bayou at
iioustrn, also at the ca mills ct Houston
last Ffagon.
above mentioned parties In any jail in
Texas. Address me BY man fer further
caught. C.: Walter HesrH. constable.
WhsrteAs TsxaA.
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A. Il. L. TROERLES.
The Plan, Sssrcm Dlscharging a n a
of Members Of That On gRnizst. o,l


The Plant SssIcm Dlschargiug a y imber
of Members Of That On gnnizat- "a.
Savannah. Ga. June n After sue
orssi n hight agairsi the brotherhood OF
Locomotive Eng uacrs. the Plant system.
owning and operating several thousand
miles Of railway in Gcorgil, Florida, Ala
bama and South Carolina. has now open
eI war on the American Railway union.
aud has notified It's employees that no one
viii be perm''ted TO remain In the com
A r. y.
ms notice WAS given out two weeks
ago "a all the diyEions ~ the sys,om. Tho
men arc questioned az 10 their member
ship In the order and ARE given distinct
orrfrs
\. 4, Haines, president of the local
branch A. X. H.. AMI Frank i,arbcr. see
rotary. have been dismissed AMI many
others along thu system have also goiie.
An ofncni Of tho company. In Il ScL.A-
ing the matter, said that thor ~us an
agreement among The large RAILROAD sys-
TENS OF This section npi 10 employ pmm-
bors OF The Am, rican Railway ;.ninn ana
to diacharge all employees who remain n
ths union. II is feared this VIII result
IN great trouble between the IA, lrohis
and the orgapizatons.
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sul1t,rsnrAn nAY ENTRIES.

First race, thrs-fonrihs OF ~ mile. sell
I'm, man track Ameer Ill. Manchester
10. Inl,on. The Native. premier los Lam
rer los Ianone. Amanda V. ioi. Oracle -.
Forget 81. Jsfferson s.. Lady 'ireensay si
~, =, ,taek-Absenter, Thomas Cat. Fra
~ Il brave Lad. concori. Leedsyiile.
Hcdermond lis. Gold Leaf. Devils Dream.
D,tsct on. Ella iiaro;d. .e.late,al ~.
Ts,rJ race. ihrae-fonrihs az mile.
ora.s naucural on iurf.-Ferrier las. Pres
Ton uanwelI 49, Harrington iis.
Fonr,h race. mile and one-e:ghth. hundi-
cap-st Maxim Y. Cnaraoe W. -
lea Tsas. hall mile s'Ses9-oso u'l'ss'
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AT OAKLEY.
Getaway Day Was Poorly Aaiendtl ana
Poor Rsrus.

Getaway Day Was Fp3rly A1lendlI and
Poor Races.
Cincinnati. Ohio June 2t.--rhe Oakley
race mcrting of thirty days Closed today
with poor attendance.
Fv, f.ulones- Fortunate, Abe furst,
Traveller. Time ! OBJ.
SIX iurlongs- Double Quick, Trilby,
CrumhahGh Time. INN.
Five fui'longs- Orr ~, Capt. Pe1rsdl..
Pen Brown. Tine. l:iiA.
The Norwood stakes Mile ani three
sixtcenths-W Walk ,ver for Eas'on \ Lara
bic's entry. Paul Pry ami Ben Holiday.
Mile and iYtrrnh--Siow Rey del
Mar Say ON. Time 81.
Six furlougs -S'rahreel. Matte Ice.
Gpcho, Time. lls'a
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EAST TEXAS CHAMPIONSHIP.

I.ufiun. Texas June -..--fhe iargest
and most enthusiastic crowd mat cya'
came together In Lifhin 70 witness
public sport. assembled today 10 watcl.
Inc maicn game OF hls han tor ne
Championship OF Eas' Te,as. played nc-
,w,nn ;ilc home ,nam against Tyler. The
game was plqyed on the new park
grounds thi, have been SGT apart for
such sports and oiher rerif iria,s. While
the teams arc called amateur on.s there
arr prnfessi mall % eao i. \ very ~ y
name was played aud nj the ninth inning
iii. lore Stood ~ for Tyler and for
Lufkin.
IN. game was in progress md the whole
popnlace turned out on nasss Everything
passed off pleasantly.
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HOOD COUNTY, NOR,IAI..

G:anbnry. Tcxns June ,a.--Ihe Hood
county nornsl began here yesterday with
Professor barnard AT its head, Professor
Barnard Is one of tho best normal ,each-
els iii risxns. hntng had several years OK
with. lie is expecting large attsndanca
OF teacherx. He is conducting the normal
Ia ,h. 'sranbury college having hctn RI.
would pay about $40 for the sin weeks.
fhis action of the city council has pro-
duccd very much dissatisfaction ausonx
y great benefit TO the town 70 have
such = normal as Professor Harnsrd--ors
= fact. any one eass-usu tssch " tawa
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The Fnvoriics Took Everything There
Was n Sight.

The Favoriics Took Everything There
Was II sight.
ST. Louis. Jnne "a Favorites had all
the fun today. cnn,uriae everything in
sight Dark. threatening clouds In the
vos, scared all the reppl" out OF m
grand stand and rain storm setting ~
so.,n afierward. ,he sixth race was post
Ioned All bets on this race stand
- iurlpng Romance. F"rseon' ST.
Austin 'me. l.l'
sx lnilongs l'ertha' Ronndeiiy' Den
Yer. Time, 1859
orc a-i one sixteenth milcs-Aqn.nns,
Gco.e Liver, AlEoi. Time. Y
Iilnlicap thioc-fo'rihs Of mile
sligo. Datad. Lcadnrhnn. Time. l.l5
SIX furlonPs-A cf, Constantine, Johnny
Mciialc. Time. l.lf.
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A SAN ANTONIO PROTEST..

san Amcnic. Texas. june ss.-The San
Antonio business Mems club today elcc,-
I'd delegates Ia attend meeting of Texas
iohhcrs at Dallas on Jung 50 To procst
against the moNcmcn. nj ST Louis tohhets
g. reduce the difference heswccn carload
and icss than carload rates from 81. Louis
10 Texas common points 10 the actual an
ference 10 the raslroads II carrying tho
TWO kuds of freight
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sc,lirg--Euphcnia l.. iis. Grey Bird IA.
Eicksy Whnsy l01, Agnes Hunyar los. Set .
Fas, iot, Break a bay, Rari,ose, Maud
Adam, l.ady Matte, Aunt smiley, Distinc-
ton, Emcskay ~.
SIKH race. half mile, e-ycar-cld Mites.
selling Successful IoN. Myri'c L.. W. Ann.
able. Tempcsts, Pearl y. a. Margaret
Roth. rhac,ir,. Sans Parcl. Neld!x. Edna
d., Clymcna. Naughty Girl ~.
Seventh race. short course, handicap.
stccp.c chasc--i.ccu Heart les. Red Fat
$50 Marcus 49, Mars chan Ia, Lafayette
Ia, W'nshp IA. CLARK Ia, Little lin.
woodfoid 100, 81. Luke 1873, Fatrolman
~
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Southern Pacific Ia Galveston on July 4
" III be ths hlgges, thing OF the kind Gal
vnston mas Known in years.
n. il. Calvin. acucral superintendent Of
the International. arrived this morning.
MIR. Calvin has recently returned from
rncatc'o. Idaho. whore he installed his
family for thr summer.
General SUPERINTENDENT Gregory OF the
Galveston. Houston and Henderson. who
was in tho city today. say, rnttcrn cor-
nectcd with that road are IN about the
sninl condition ns hcrcioforo IndtcAtel
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caldwell. Texas June ae-warren
Lodge NJ SO, a. r. and a. Nj held
their annual election e officers saturday
might as follows: !. X. lHarternVcs, w.
NJ: +. l.. a. Phelps. =. w T. Il. GiAey.
J. W, w II Jenkins, treasurer; u. u.
noll, SECRETARY: j w. McArtor s, ~;
chaplain; ! $. Shook :. s., ]. j. liolik.
j. s. $. II. Murray. i7lcr.
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REGION BULLETIN.
INDICATIONS.

Wa hingion. June q. Eastern Texas
Fair. except showers Thursday Afternoon
on the gulf, soMh winds.
Arkansas -fienerally far: t.utb w'nds
Nor'h and south pnhola-Fair. slightly
warmer Thursday afternoon H. western
portion: northwest Winds becoming vari-
able.
colorado Fair. much cooler in southcrn
portion north winds.
Wyo,nirg and Mon,ana-TNa.r. warmer,
variable winds
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caldwcli. Texas. June e,--At the an
pual election cf officers Of the Caldwell
Chpwor No. l,i. Royal Arch Masons The
following officers. were elected: a. e..
Murray. ". r. j. s. Shook, L.; G.. s.
Williams. s.; 4. Il. Ji:lcy, C. of H..
a. ". tombstone. Pm. Sol. j. r. Hart
graves. II, a. C.. a. s. plockwcod. NJ
"a v. T.. A. king NJ. I'd ". |. n. jack
son. NJ lst ". w. II. lcnkius. treas
ur,a'; T., u. Icil, secretary, $. Is. Muir
inv. guard.
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SECRET ORDERS.

Kilw,av. Texas, juno :i.--At a STAYED
communication OF Danv lie LSsiges No. ioi
A. \ A. NJ. last night the following
Officers were clectcd for the ensuing
Masonic year. BRO. Y. +. Honcns w.
NJ. i. H. Martin, S. w. A. b. Thomp-
son, y. w; Il. w. Wynn. Sr, treas
ur.r. John +. Reynolds, sccrestry; -.
dickson tiler.
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WEATHER IMPORTATION.
LAST NIGHTS SYNOPSIS.

The highest barometer Is over the cast
Gull aud south Atlantic states. The low
est Barometer continues over the south
western Rocky mountain slope.
Cloudy weather with showers prevails
over the central and eastern portion OF
the country.
Precipitation amounting to 10 of an inch
IL reported from Memphis. Nashville. New
orleans. St Louis, st. Paul and Vicks-
burg.
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HARDWOOD Texts. June ??.--At q stated
meeting OF Hnrwo cod Lodge No 4ss. A.
+. and a. NJ. saturday night last. the
following officers were elected Lewis q.
Lum. w NJ. G. w. Graham. = w;
II. T.. lowell !. w: J. u Johc, arcas-
urcr. j ". Rllhr dgr secretary, NJ. e.
noyal. y u. ]. -. Walker. J. u, Fred
IIcncmnn S. g. z. Rohinson. j. s.
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Earned runs-Dalas D. Houston 1.
Two hasr hit-Priichard.
Thre base hits Robinson, blackburn.
kalkhon
Struck out-Ry Lesson I.
Bases on called balls--On Conover ..
off ! son =.
Douhle ,lnys-Conover and Prtchard;
KIM Reei aud Shaffer
Stolen rases-Pritchard. Blackburn. Rob-
inson. Shnnrr ..
TINE of gaino-2:Do.
Umpire Mclaughlin.
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EDUCATIONAL.
L.UFKIN NORMAL.

iMfkin. Texas. june a,-rrofcspors
O'Ou.nn and Leo opened The summer nor
NAL established IA this place shs morn
ing good many teachers are la at
tendance.
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Moul,on. Texas, June 2i-At II stated
e!S. A. F.. aud A. Nj. held Saturday
evening. June 20. the following officers
wcr, elected Tor tho. ensuing Mas n'c
year: W H. Gafrori. w. NJ. e. w. 1:
Walker. :. w. u. Buescher ! w. {.
O. Rurscher, ,rcasuier. W. H. l.aucas-
.er. secretary; NY Krause. $. D.. i.
T. puobe,icnux. j. H.. q. T.. iumi
ticr.
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Rockdnlc. Texas, June IS. AT the an
nu. election OF officers cf Eockdnle
Lodge No. Az a. +. and A. NJ. he'd
Oh June ". the following officers were
el-cN-, Leonard lsaacs w. Nj. s. q.
Foster. $. w, John T. GamhMl. H. W;
j. Il Rowland, treasurer; IL. Y. Snively.
socrNtary: u 4. Joiner. tiler.
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NORMAL An LAMpAsAs.

Limpasas. Texas. Juns 2i.--rhe Lam
pasas summer Normal, with Professor
W. +. Rogers OF Comanche as conduct
or. opened yeateTday with large at
tendance.
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THIRTY -srvMN TO NONE.

West Point Texas. juno "A Smi'hvillc
Lions cano down yesterday evening and
PLAYED the West Point gcam, West fou'
shut them out. Score. Smi hvi'lc o. West
Point AZ
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Lulug. Texas, june ?2.--The a. r. and
a NJ Iodee. Harlennn. No. la. of Iu-
ling elected the following officers Sn,ut-
day ntgim. viz; j W. Bishop. w NJ. :.
S Iiyman. $. W; j. a. Pryor, ]. W.. w.
X. Johnston. treasurer, y. G. Milligan.
cretary, j.. A. Blrnhill, ,iler
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Earned runs san Antonio >. Paris 2
Two base his--Vindresser Buiser. der
bort
siriiek oni--sy spencer .. by Herbert /.
Bases on called balis-Om Spencer q
double plays spcnrer. stcinhon anl
.Jantznn; Griffin L.iwronc. AID Elsey'
Klc man Lawrence and Elsey
Batter hit Martz.
Passed bah Often.
Tim of game -2;5.
Umpire 81. clalr
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Bryan. Texas. June 90. AT a regular
NICE ng last n.ght of Brazos Union lodge
No. 100. y. J.. and A. NJ. the following OIL
tluris were elected for the enhnirr year.
II. c. pcmrri,t. W. NJ. s H. buchanan.
= w. ~. q. Rhodes. i w. los u. Reed,
secretary; W. l.. Saunders, treasurer. w,
II. NJ .nknI. tller.
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and gave way TO Brott. who did fine
work. Weber was in good form and for
six innings allowed the visitors but one
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Alvin, TEXAS, June ,! The following
officers were elected nj the last regular
int.'inc If the Ancient Free mud AZ
ccp,oI Masons for the ensuing Masonic
year: J NJ Moody. w. NJ, n sc
Slataper s w; J. +. purrsrt. j. w. ;
secr,.'nrv. John Cox. t'lcr W Il. DE Land
wnG appointed &. =. aud y. NJ. Hartley
Winston s and ]. s.
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Swea, Homo. vaNns. June PIT u
Smith Of Gonzales organized "A camp cf
sire Wc'dmeu Of the World NJ this pac'
s1rurday nigh, with 'wcnty-,hrec char-
tor members aud the following officers;
Is. l.. Martin, g. T.. James A. R.nhari-
a7n. a L.; J. G. Kocrih. clorkSW. Wendt
ht'tker. g. Franks escort; br. q. Nichols
9 i L. Helms. wa,chmnn. W. e. His
lop. sentry
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l;renham. Texas. June II. Graham lcdgr
lowing officers for the ensuing Masonic
year: G. u. Tocklcnb.rg, w. NJ; W. \,
Wood, s. w. G.. l.. WIKI ~. j. w. n.
d. Ilarris secretary; a. simon. trenaurcr
n. w. Rcicharit. :. D.: q. II. Randall.
J. u. T.. II. Barnett. g. s.: ii. j. Haring,
j. s II. A. Allen. tller.
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Bremond Texas Juno as--At stated
rlcrng Of Rremonh lodge No $50 An
cicn' Free an; Accepted Mlsons, June %
lSG thu following officers wero elected
for Tho onsuJng year: J. c. Lester w. NJ
I, y MWeoiTIk'I, = 1,uv MA C.; Mars.rand'
e. Morehcad, secretary. e. ID. Shark, Tier.
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Youngstown. Texas. Juno 2s-At th,
arnunl ''ec'ion OF the Henry Thomas
chapter No. ns Royal Arch Masons 81
l;oprpca-wn. the following officers werl
elected: r H. Stone. II, p; Y. NJ. Daniel.
klrg. w. +. Fleming. scribe; O. W. vos.
ter. treasurer: A. l.. Shnrpc. secretary
II. ~. " ntgomery. guard.
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I.lf' n 'lins--i'cn ison \ t;alvosfnn 4
Two base hits-oswald. Land. Lynch.
Ih'ce base hits-I.aud. Broti, Belt 2.
hy srott g.
BASES ON called halls-oft Weber 8; off
Ercii !. on Hardy !.
stolen lascs-Clark. Kcmmcr. Oswald,
BATTER hi,-Oswald
Time Of eame--li5
Cmpirc-- Graham.
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Earned rlns-Fort Worth s, Austin s.
Two ba.t. hits Nance. Steinfeldt, Gear.
re-. ia Sc hts Nance. Welkart. Burns.
Ma key, troty.
Home runs Meyers, rrouy.
struck out--By McAlllstcr
Double piays--steinfeldt: Bammert and
Nsra,a, tr-'ir Ne and Heydon. crotty.
S,hisn b.,ss-Rammsrt. Meyers. Keefe 2.
We,kart. croity. H-ydon, Me ..
Wild pitch ~McAllister.
Time OF game--2;oo.
I-mp,re--Jack Brennan
Ne ono out when winning run was made.
DrNIsoN II, GALVESTON g.
penison. Yexas. June %'-Hardy vas
knocked out OF The boz In four innings
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GEw HuTcIIINs HOUSE.

k'ber & Guc-In-
~ - ger. Proprietors.
ID Rfmodclcd and
!llI{sx newly Furnished.
4nSS0t1He<s Ineoualed in all
IN ENEnM Its appointments
8iByzfYSsa In the State of
Ess. Texas.
Rfssws, Tho Lead ing
kGAsIs.ssssss3S Hotel.
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MING. JUNE %, Is
Southern Pacific Ia Galveston on July =
VII be ths hlgges, thing OF the Kind Gal
weston mas Known In years -
T.. Il. Calvin. general superintendent OF
the International. arrived this morning.
Mr. Calvin, has recently returned from
rncatcno. Idaho, whore he installed MS
family for th' summer.
General Superintendent Gregory Of the
Galveston. Houston and Henderson. who
rectcd with that road are In about the
sumo condition as heretofore indicated
-
A SAN ANTONIO PROTEST.
san Amicnic. Texas. June 9s.-The San
Antonio business Mems club today elec.
ed delegates To attend meeting of Texas
ionhcrs at Dallas on Jung 50 to prcost
against tho moycmcn. nf ST Louis tnhhcts
g. reduce the difference heswccn CARLOAD
and icss than carload rates from 81. LOUIS
10 Texas common points TO the actual dit
ference 10 the rnilrOads III carrying tho
TWO kinds Of freight
SECRET ORDERS.
i>ilwaN. Texas. June sl-,,At a stared
+ 4 N last night the Following
OFFICERS were clcctcd for the ensuing
"'G@'c sc Martini sr & r. + r H 4 Tsom w
snn. j. w: Il. w Wynn. sr., treas
nr,r,. John y .Rayn9lds, ssceret'rS' ~.
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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1896-04-30
CHURCH NOTES.

Communion services will be held in St
Johns Reformed Church, Butler twp,
next Sunday May Sd at IL A. M. Pre-
paratory service Saturday A. M. at 1O. 30.
They are having some trouble in the Mt.
Vernum U. P. church in w ashington twp.
A correspondent of the Pittburg Times
gives column and half account OF the
matter beginning-"The people of Wash
ington township, Butler County, are coI-
siderably wrought over the resignation
April 10, of Rev. J. II. Broaden, pastor OF
the Mt. Varnum United Presby terian
church, near North Washington, and the
consequent withdrawal of 80 OF the most
prominent and wealthy members Of tn,
Congregation. The pastors resignation
and the secession of the members are due
to the failure of one faction to remove the
church from its present locetion, not a
mile outside North Washingt on, into tha
village, and is the climax of a bitter dis
pute which has existed in the congregation
for many years.
The pastor and part OF his flock. whC
reside in North Washington, endeavorec
TO remove the church :or some years
claiming IL was more convenient anc
would be for the financial, spiritual anC
numerical good OF the congregation
Those who have long attended services a.
the old meeting house, and whose ances
tors sleep in the quaint old graveyard be
side the church, say too many prcciou
memories cling about the ground TO per
nit of removal, and they claim the presen
is more suitable than village site. Boti
factions will be represented at the meet
ing of the Butler presbytery in June, when
the case will be considered.