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upon or writing to either J. y. Gimhreil'
general agent FOR South and East Texas
room Sll Mason block, Houston, rr "
II. T. Cranill. General state Agent. W"co
Texas.
RULES or THE CONTEST.
All votes to he counted must ne re-
ccived before IL O'Clock noon, september
?, 1876. l.. ,,o
Any minister of the gospel IN INC
state Of Texas Is eligible provided ne ne ne
between the ago of II and 30 years A. ms ms
nearest birthday. and provided ne e."
stand n satisfactory medical eNamiha w,
such as required Ivy the company on us
However, should tho winner he unah
to stand n satisfactory med.ca! exain'nn-
lion. the policy viii he issued In favor
of the family Of the winner upon inc w
OF any member of his family OF. other
relative said person to he sai isiactoty
risk according to the established rules OF
the company.
Srould the winner fail to pass such cx-
amina don or to designate some rers ~
on whom the policy can he written w'th,,
thirty DAYS after the result is announced
the policy will hc ssued TO the person
receiving tho next highest number OF
votes
In sending in votes. II tied In hunch.si
with tho number marked thereon. II WI
not be necessary to mark the name en-
ccpt on the outside coupons.
Address ali coupons to contest ru''o'
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IUNnKl> -lONAl. PROCEEDINGS.


WASH ei7n Jaa' 80 Tie senau has
d ,cd 81 soc las' oi ne appropriation
u..ls ar4 as ASsa n M. tomorrow AS
sac tm 10. nnal ijourament Af,er be-
las 30 session al aal dishI soss pn
fas ar.rfotne4 atoa in order 10 ndju~,
t+ mans mncr tf!erns between me
1850 Aodtef
a UYmb.r liH oero pas ch during
i,e say iieuAru lsc n, rlan aii CIV
~ ,s44i .s us ali oth,a Safeguards n
3. s-.ct.tlrH -nr ruHtrmr ~ cnHr'. lhr
s4sure La, nr4u vigorously urged ny
.-pcr iEterertsi Particularly 'aii 'np NJ
pogo. inr bIl a. pn-eepi cont no'a nr
power oi lnW4sf4 pnnl-nlnrnl ~neu Az
J.feiss. IS roinmiii-i ~ rae Immediate
rleHsur Of Judge Nj fiili OF New
YORK s'tA its au-nof.
IS 10 weir. passed establishing code
Of signals a. sea. 10 iucroasc tnc i,ny ~
irt-tr carriers.
sir Mi,oneli OF ofcgoa made an nneuo-
ce stu attempt To m.0s 40 III b Il -
rea.saaizf The Neraetn i,aclfic IA lw-S.
The BAL recrnt.S vetoed increasing me
leaaion Of frances T. Hoover Was th"n
placed an i's ra~snge over the veto. re
sai'iug. aye~ n, noea . more than the
recessar$ teo thirds majority.
A final conference report on the p'str'c,
Of '3lumoin appropriation vas then
agreed 20.
Mr. Nilsson presented a repor, on tho
Adjournment resolution offered some days
aso
MIR. Stewart pop New Ipicrpossd a
fpeech setting forth the failure OF con
sress "a enact SILVER Legislation
r.. Hnter spoke on the same line
Two adiourg mem resolution was changed
- ~ mako 2 m. tomorrow the time
nnal Adjournment, and ms thus amend
"as rhssed The senate then took
- wnt'l 80 o'clnck tonight,
n o'clock the vice president signed
snndry ols'l bill prcysra;ory 10 II,
80 the president. and tho s-nat.
ned nntn II cock tomorrow NOR.
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Pain, Rock. Texas Junc s.The democ-
racv of concho county met N convention
at tho court house in Paint Rock ON Sat
ur!ay. June 6. and the following business
was transacted
Major j. " Ratchforl, chairman of the
democratic executive committee, called
the convention 10 order W. 4. Motion
So. ,..c,ed temporary chairman and Cor
aid itus.on see.et'n5. ine telnp"rary o.
sall"aN On was n1a"e permanent,
Gerard Huston ana u. II. Garland were
oirc.tu dc.cgates to the state convention
AZ Austin, ana the iuuiclri oonvenron OF
tnu ! ara district courl % Appeals at Au'-
nm,
,amos II, Howe ana j. \. stecn We're
r.ect-d del gates TO the state convention
al fori Wortn,
q. H. Garland, J.. y. stcen, J.. ".
10 NE Twelfln district congressional con-
vcnuon at \ W Braunfcis.
j, H. Garlanl. j. "A. Steen j w.
Ratchford, ". Z, knleniord. }. H. natrh-
ford. Gerard huston John Vaughn. w.
Me't9n, " o. eai;in, ". a Moor,
Morris We're ciectei delegates To the
Niuety-fourth district repre- cniative CON
Nenton al Brady CITY, and instructed To
use nj honorable means TO secure ti'
nomination OF w. r. Melton Of Faint
Rock.
The delegates to the several conventio, y,
were irsiruc'od 10 appoin, proxies if no
one OF Tier number attended any one Of
the conventions
The following candidates were instruct
ed for:
Al me present State officers. from gov
For railroad comm ssioner j. ~. Rea.
San, l., j storey ana i ~ McC H.
,Nour, OF appeals, Third dlstrict-W NJ
Congressman. Twelfth distr.ct-win.
Representative to tho legislature from
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ENMlTY TOWARD MASONS.
Mexican Indians Burned -Four MasOnS
at the Stake.
WERE INSPIRED SY THE PRIESTS
The Archives Of the Lodge Were DO
stroycd Before tho Awful Death of
the W0rshiptut Master.

Mexico city. June lo.-Rumors have been
current that i'll the recent Indian revolt
In the mountains in the State of Oaxaca
a Systematic attack was made on Free
Masons wherever found and that partic-
ularly at the town of Juuuila the lrlians
committed awful atrocities. burning
prominent Masons alive. TINS has been
denied In the press, but the news has
been confirmed today and son of the
master OF the lodge at Joquila has ar
rived here to solicit aid for the families
of the victims and will Interview Presl-
dent D,a. himself being Mason.
II appears that the Indians on arriving
at Juquila asked who were the Masons
and got their names. They then pro-
cccded to he lodge and Quilted 1t of the
arrhivcs and furniture then destroyed the
bu liing hv fire, also reducing the ar
chives to ashes Most of the Masons
in town sought refuge in the forest and
escaped their Infatuated advcrsaries. hut
four leading Masons were caught before
they had time to escape and were bound
hand and foot. tied to stakes and burned
alive amid the shouts and ieers of the
Indians The names of the victims are:
Octavius Jicon, worshpful master of the
lodge; Juan ESQ lmmilla, senior warden,
Carlos a. Morales. orator. aud Jose Villa
vicencio treasurer.
The fndars arc said to have hecn in
stigateh by the priests between whom
and tn Masons there is the bttercst en-
nifty The Indians seem In all their atroc-
itlrs to have espoc al hostility toward
telegraph operators and Masons, and in
ono instance decapitatcd II tclesrapher
saving that telegraph men disseminated
false reports and had made all the ,rou-
bic.
| The Masons here are to wear mourninu
| for their martyvcd brethren. The news
| has created Intense excitement among The
/ Masonic fraternity.
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LADY SUMMER.

'uiie' mrdie. wet y:ur whistle,
rNs = song to pleas tn woan.
~ Il be e. Lad summer ""'
., Walking Wi her ssllau. train,
SITE MIN how her pairv msnii.
, crest sres1 trails over In. h.,
h,un rd fraa The dewy hon ~,
WI ih' field flowers 10 the knee,
ne" her foot's Wi .nisi,s tuskt
hrtie a. the primrose hue.
NnI Nor e'e sac like my lad'lie,s
,, nY"vnlng laughing, loving blue,
'SW W. meet on hin and valley
~ hi'hrnn sweet as faircst now
III ana ~ ssoms o. ifIert,rn
Rosy WI the sunny hours.
"'rs nm So sang. sweet birdie,
,,a ar's II ower ard over again;
'iaI inc notes Ca pit,cr patt@r
Ike q shower o. summer rain
"av w, loot, Tot the h!raia's saving.
Y.,wc "a su IN snsar the rigg that shorn
~ 'oo' en- aniiher horn" ''
william Miller
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"rHins on June lo.-tn enormous
3nnt of business vas Transacted ny TIE
lee today N order 10 prepare lc, the
lal adjournment tomorrow. rho ar
roe Of lNeni permitted tn. members To
"a bll's IA the closing hours m Witch
were vlioly Interested. There was
eat riaiuof fnt r.cOgnit an.
S-thr.e hills anf Joint res tuition
r' ,1ssri. - most important Of which
s'inir ~a- The htii ,pprarrAtin. San
Nsirrau connpn % tar approximation
p'nil tter iutir i1ilar 'rhi 90 ihiGer
zee l'orsc 10 s'aaf oui agnlnz, The sruni re
'f.-tlf itr furdrt .rsii Nf b.. .rt
f'crlt.r d'uvcted hin--iff 20 81
A'i"r fii" conference rersr; fd sac p,s-
h. i'i ~ '1l mt lili containing - oi-i-
! eeniHr pn focfar m oharlt1s. h5i hr-u
w. enicd Nr Cannon prrcipHatci d heat
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WEATHER REpnRrs.
I'ng'r- Clear an; hot. no rain
I.aGrangc -tienr and hot. no raj,

1,n2'f- Clear an; hot, no rain
I.nGrangc- -t'lenr and hot. no rain.
Austin Cloudy; very warm, no ran
l,nstrop Partly cloudy and hot. no ra n.
Smiihvill" cf"nr mi hot no rain on
Katy south of hi,sp7ro
Segnin Gear n0i hot no min.
Lining No rain; clear now. cloudy
last nigh.
Womar bon, look like 1, will ra n ,his
yrar. clear and very hot.
columbus -,'lenr. dry aud hot
K nhmond Cloudy, looks favorable for
rain
Calvert Clear and ht, no prospects al
rain
Navasoia Hot dry no rain in sight
Hampstead Looks prc,ty cloudy. bul
prospects for rain poor
cypress cloudy and very warm, LOOKS
likr m ghi get rain
nronhnm No signs OF ram; hot anf
rlplr
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rIIn llRr.Nnt.p rllAlll,N:.


MI g'y Fer cent N the sock At p,lhi
i'eal ~ ryins.
Nictspure Mss Juue To- Thefc are
thr cases Of chproon At iirunawlck, this
county. aud orders 7 eeived here show
that the disease has coached Bolivar roun-
IS also.
VISITORS from pclN la. sny ha. %
n'r e'ut Of tho stock ,hern is 1.s,d 81
lying, M ihr' he own authorities IRE
cent busy hurying ',rai cattle
Al thc Pnstrur lymph that ran hc oh
aimed has oecn shipped from lnre, and
incoming supplies ,re all sold in ADVANCE.
Nrihug Ike this disease. in noinl ~ ~
taity md IN tho variety Of auiinais
nlfortei. has ever bcon fnolHn tn Hi. 81 F.
lion
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MRS. DYER HANGED.
B-by Farmer Charged With the Murder
of ENriN Infants.

A B-by Farmer Charged With the Murder
of Forty Infants
London, luue To- Mrs. Annie Dyer. baby
farmer, Of Kudhg. who was arrested on
March on charge of numbering infants
entrusted tn her cure, Was hanged in
Newgate prison this morning MIS-, Dyer
WAS one OF t'te most eNtilortl nary GRIM
inlls oi m ige-a wholesale, .old- bloocoI
mGlicress.
A, 70 NV Mir pver ,ntv he ,,,hnr.,i f,nn,
the staicm. nj that baby clothes weighing
nt lily 900 pounds wcr. found a. her house
when he policc made tn first search \
consriNa'N, estimate places tia number
OF cll ldrfr killed at forty. bat other o. =
mates have 1t that MS many as ih infanta
Over.
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Who wants negro nf the following dc
scrin'lcH Light copper color. % years old
sn III mustpchc. little chiu baaid. fest
inches tai. sptre made. win woirh III
pounds. ws,rs Nc. ~ shoes. ms srnr an
inch or more in lergth In lcft tempe, ono
In lcft eyebrow. one under right side OF
chm. one OF arm between elbow and
wrist enc On outside Of leg tstwH'n knsj
ard ankle also raised scar made bs nils
on lrfi sdc Of hnck fur inches from lsaii,
of shoulder blade. lie COOS by the nam,
OF Lee Mapp. Am holding him rs sus.
''' ~. T. Jackman, Shoriff.
San Marcos. Hays County.
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rfaeKnAIr NOTES.

Rcrt3ais Texas. June 9.-Messrs, II. l..
WfsrnfF ara II. f.owcnstein expect 10 at
tend N" republican convention at St
Louis 81 spectators.
Miss Edna Branch returned home from
Oak clln college Yesterday, where she
received the gold medal for proficiency In
music. This Is the third COLLEGIATE 81
season. u matter of much PRIDE To the
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tets '.ie lafiEei 10y The nnm,r'r oi i.is
la.srl nnier ;he suspension 9f tic ilss.
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poi, iaps An'. m"ie .ome se~ ere thrns'F
TIES rns t4r a-z- Vm- Atsu's Vll.e .~a~
li.5i.i fhi- 81. ssan nrl no began by ref .--
tar g. g." nnNer-al criticism" Of Ills
~ .,. r0 10 say ha,.,.r, ..5i ho.
a.. ia 4 ma ben HIDE a, M 80 ss, .',
Of ,9asrc,. 70 ,aspire man - b. H.
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irf.u,it1 ''''''"' III H'N
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no,,aa rn,e,I.. nh to,rn, ,n ~, a,na,
fnsed 60 concur II to X mi bv rellrr
m, motion Mas carried % to 7,
Nj Ow ms tpcm XVI Am in,lrd tn
ana tia motion 10 concur VA rarr.ei ID
10 $,
Tla speaker appointed commuters :
sli during tn, rutts. Of congress
MI circuit pres uied thr rinll ,,ournre nr
rnpori on In, District of Crlufnn!n ap,,ro
I.riAt'on hil
Pending act on on the report varioii
members took occasion To speak ON ia
worl, Of This congress
Mr.; Cannon utcp., M congratulate
the house on the work of TIE sosso.
iir referred ID thn fact that n has rnssa
. Hill Tint would save No from borrowIu
money. but that II had seit the sierp z
death tn The 'cnHto. Nothing was lei
h'ii 20 make tho npproprla' ons nacrssnr
10 carry ON tine government, taking ear
that They ohis appropriated Whit was ~
soluto'N necessary Tor the needs OF IN
government iir reviewed some ihi1s
that had liefn dinn. ana SAD tn.I; 10 sili
II all m IN ono word. no scandal onn !,
charged 10 TINS house.
h"Y enc rennhl'hns, "nnlh nht'e J
assuring the country hat Z In NoNcmhr
fh"N give thhi party fu'l mower the
Womb "ri' on me STATUE. hooks thc pro
iecfiNe economic policy Il the rrpuhlif
pnriy
2 vi f,fN'l1 'i'Hi''sf i'Nf't N'li II nv
listened WIN Itf nSuft ~ mo hitpF1'lct
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THEIR CLAIMS PRESENTED

spain Called Upon to Pay for Injuries
Done American Citizens.
sew iofh. June lo.-Spain has been
V"lied uiVh to pay for injuries her soldiers
ihn'e'ed upon two Americans re iding
,emporarily in Cuba. The Americans are
pr. dose nelgado who was badly mall
treated on his estate by Spanish force.
ana Pedro Ca aneva, who also suffered
.-treatment al the hands of the Spanish
Ioops. As soon as the.r condition per
mit'ed, both Of these gentlemen filed
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showers In southeastern portion. cco'cr
northerl, winds.
South Dakota Fair n southern tortion
local rains IN northern portion, var'ani'
winis. cooler Thlrsday night.
North Ink -ta--Local rains, cooler IN
eastern portion, brisk tnt high north
westerly wiNds
northrrly winds.
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rRAiNi.oAD or CATTLE.

fIm,to. Texas. June "a train!ond Of
twonty-one ears of fed cattle wore shipped
from here today These cattle go TO ~.
Louis and VIII he the last shipment Of fri
cattle made from his plnce rntil another
season Those shipping to-day are; Maj
Hoe oars. HOLMAN y cats 1 cars. G.
q Raans 2. William Fluger 2, William
Boiles . John Flinn !, Merrill Bros /.
Al the election of trustees held Sa,ur-
day. June i. the followin. were elected
r A. Evans j 4, McGee. \. W. Narpcn-
ter H. H. I3aswell and j. :. Ilo,lnlon.
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CHARGE IT TO FIIIBvsrERs.

Barcelona, June lO.-The police have as
certained that the name of the man who
threw The bomb In the procession sunday
last causing the deaths OF about n
dozen people, Is Changer. ~. is an agent
al anarchist club. \ number of SINH
lar homns have been discovered in the
outskirts of tbs city and il y believed
that some OF the p"rsnns arrested on the
charge OF completely IN the outrage are
connected with th,. fuban ii fhustayc
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EDUCATIONAL.
PALESTINE SCHOOLS.

Palestine, Texas, June 9.-At The "
election of teachers here the W
We're reelected. Since that time ~
q. Han. who has heen prinelpa
high school the past year. has ~;
a place at Cieburne. and MS W.,
been filled ny the promotion o. Ny. I
Hal. who has been assistant III W :
school ,o,h,, a
Thre inntter Of building ano.au ~, y.
house I, row uncertain. as me 4. s.'T
general has so far disappro'eo w
aur, of bonds.
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VMrS,I \
& s GvAl

claims with the state departmen, in },
sonal injuries, as well MS for aasis
sustained by Ter estates.
The department, has, however, ~
mined only TO press the claims h, \
sonal injury at this tina, and claim
tl:is character on behalf Of Delga3a d
Casanova have been presented
Dr.. De,gado's claim is for sl00N, .ai
sad 70 be perfectly lust one ty n;
department officials.
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PROBABILITIES.

Washngtcn, June lo.--For Arkansas
Fair. but with increasing cloud ness, winds
shifting to southeast
Eastern Texas-G eneraliy fair: possibly
local showess on the coast; easterly to
southeriy winds.
coiorado--P Partly cloudy; probably local
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m, rotoDnD TEACHERS

To the Editor Of The Posi-, n,,,.i
iicarne. Texas. June vi h'A"
Your issue Of Saturday, tin msunA
Ter from Professor G. W. JacS'oa 7.
cin,I az Tho corsicara high s'''a
the preparation for the enlerlal'ns,.,,
the SAT- assoc alton OF colored 1'',s'
IN hn convened in that city !un'
slm,lv desire. for the benefit Of 'a, !.
to corrobora,e his Statements ,,,ss
mnd,. several official visits y .' SS'it X
dur,nr IN. spring, and at eacn WI
,hn riti2eus in onthus'sIic Wsis M
IA, the coming Of the teachers r ~
Ii ~ earnestly hoped tha' NV
attendance will be had. lot e' 3, al.ia
is being put forth for the nv II, M
and urniitnhle enteriainmelii " W pfoiS
nrs while there. AS sta.co II I'M
Jackson. thr regular session. ssa1
sociat,ou will be held n 'hs III.
civ hail. Ample provis,oinsu III I
made for every con..nn,ht taa1
round ;ab.a talks. I'iifoms"r nidcsn, n
Professor Jackson. fns 'a ~ IKE nrsl
house has been securca. 'u rn,lcr d. y
THURSDAY nirh', June 2 i MOTT :
arpu,ont of Professor a. xcnooI, Az
riuaI OF the Waco nlsn ,ns,',nenis y.
formers on musical .ns scc . II its' l
, work up some choice I ,t,.o Moor
tastes and report 70 y,,,arsd on ~ !,
Won may be propetg MI NJ sra
cial programme Wn,cs assemblies :. ,
| after the association a The sffN.
This promises ~ o,,ne OF the ~
most profitable I'ee''
"A
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Ar.AnAMA IRON TO GENOA

birmingham. Ala. June lo.-The Ton
ncssee coal Iron and Railroad company
yesterday closed L contract with fonn-
dry In oien,a. italy. for 800 tons of Ala
hama iron. ana 4 Is stated have ah ut
closed ncgd uions with an italian stc,l
plart on the Mediterranean to furiish ~.
foi period covclins y term OF Arrs.
with 56e1 tons of Alabama low silicon
ION 10th dads were n'aIc III coEpe;i-
ron With English manufacturers Who
have her, tof,re held that field undlsputed.
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theory OF how he should tfesf H., q
may be piedisposed to seroiSis ~
ton. THAT" lie will teli =. TswSa's4
ing to do with the case.H t
well. If he can b cured ~ - ~ W
scription aud send IN yor, NJ Ssw q ~ nj
the first part Of the prcpositios 80
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medicine that pctmeates H. ~.
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crobc hunter and a inicrcSe Er.. ~
wcll.known fact TINT tnany os,.Ss . J, IN
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living III this state Of dread sad G,ss
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SPANISH SOLDIERS DlscoNrEyil'

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