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NEUROLOGICAL.

WINKER-Alvin, Texas October a.
Mrs, Minnie Winkor. wife Of Mr.. j. n.
Winkcr died here Thursday night OF con-
sumption and was buried yesterday in the
Alvin cemetery.
VEL ID L NMUELLER--Corpus Christi,
Texas November 1.-Mrs. Mary Wciden-
mueller. wife OF Henry Wcidenmucller. q
We'll known citizen of this city. died here
yesterday at IL o'clock.
| CORTlNEz--san Antonio. Texas, Novem-
Der i.--Victor II. Cortinez, formerly q
merchant Of Galveston and later Of this
city. died here today OF consumption. Tho
deceased was 2S years OF age and leaves
d vic and Two children. He was mem
Der OF the knights OF Honor. Galveston
lodge No. IA.
FoGG-~Corpus Christi, Texas. November
l.-Cantain John W. Fopg. the oldest
and best known male citizen Of this city.
died at his residence here last night ut
10 o'clock He was II years OF aye and
vas one OF the first settlers In this sec
tion. having come here In the 40s. He per-
hans had the widest RANGE OF acquaintance
OF any man In tins part OF the State.
MukrHY-Taylor Texas, october a.
Mrs. Laura Murphy, consort Of Mr.. Ben
g. Murphy Of Washington Heights. died
at the family residence early yesterday
morning after a long and lingering Illness
and was buried in the city cemetery at
r. III. yesterday. She leaves Il husband
and an adopted daughter and a large num-
Dor of relatives and friends TO mourn her
loss.
WAGNER-Taylor. Texas. November 1.
Mr.. Louis Wagner, enc OF the largest
retail clothing dealers of this city. died
OF typhoid fever al the LcGraude hotel
IN this city at 10 o'clock this morning.
Mr.. wagner WAS closing out his business
In Taylor at the time or his sickness and
death preparatory TO moving same 10 iious-
ton. where he expected to engage In some
business on an extensive scale.
MISUNDERSTANDING Texas, Novu,n-
Der IA telegram was received hero
bringing the sad news OF the death of Mira.
Jane Peasants She died at Blanco where
she went short time ago to visit her
daughter. Mrs. Peasants was one OF Fort
Bends oldest citizens. She was the VITO
of one Of Texas veterans. She leaves a
large number OF grandchildren. She was 4
roblc Christian lady, was loved by every
one. She will be brought here for inter-
ment.
VAUGHAN Bortram. Texas, October 10.
Mrs. n. H. Vaughan, one Of the Oldest
ladies In this county, died IN this town at
her residence on October 2S at s D. M. sur
rounded by her children and grandchildren
Mre. Vaughan moved TO this county from
Missouri In 1854 and has lived here ever
since aud her descendants are among the
most prominent and highly respectable
people OF this and Williamson counties.
The romains were buried al Oatmeal GEM
ctory. five miles south OF this place.
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LATONIA ENTR1ES

First race, eighths of mile; SELL
ing-Alamo, unoi 102; uass 100. Mar,luise.
Carrie Lyle u. a h c. Raymond %. Mar
garot Allon. Motila, rretful. l0,.
Second race. five and half iuriongs Let
Fly. Minnie Murphy, Tnluca Connie Ice,
100, Madrilene, Lady Juliet, i,oa!aantc.
Lady Louise. Earth. Lilly Beatrice, Ethel
Farrell. 100.
Third race. mile and 4 sixteenth. selling
Ida rickwick ll2. Booze l07. sir DilAo
100, Nimrod ", Eleanor Nc ~. S,abrook
so
Fourth race. three quarters ot milo
Dominica. Suydan. Calculptor. Tillo, Cher
ry Leaf. ri Toro, j. Waiter. las; kiuney
l05.
Fifth race. about one mile and half :.
steeplcchase; selling non PEDRO Hercules.
li3, Aristocrat 40, Designer 1856, loco 1872.
Cuidado. Ondaguc, l95.
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DROP STATE MATTERS.
lhat is Orders from Republican Leade
To Fight slycrs

That Is Orders from Republican Leaders.
10 Fight Saycrs.
Austin, Texas, November Tho rcpubli-
can Leaders here received word from head
quarters at Dallas this evening to drop
State matters and devote their outirc at-
tertion To the congressional fight. MS il
was believed Makemson had Il low, Willie
Hearty had none. 1t is r,oorted that
81. lar orders have b n sea: to ever r,n
gressional district in the STATE. and IT also
leaked out that big pile Of doodle had
boon sent into each district 10 be used to
defvd; democratic nominees Tor the past
two days republican buodlc carriers have
been travelling nbDu' over the STATE, and
while the republican leaders at Dallas con
code the election of the democratic State
ticket. stll they r"yol In the belief that
several anti democratic congressman have
i chance OF winning.
All information received here in the last
twenty -four hours is OF the most oncourag-
ing nature, and local democratic Leaders
predict the election of the full state tick
ct by not less than G0.00O majority
Colonel W. y. Wor;ham returned tonight
from an extended trip through East, Ncrth
and Central Texas, and he places Gun err
sons majority at 30 000, although he would
not be surprised to see it go over that
figure
Both the republican and populist leaders
here are very much dlshcertened over the
outlook for Hearty, and acting on the ord
ers from Dallas, will make desperate e.
fort to elect Makcmsou, republican candi-
date for congress Andrews, the populist
nominee, viii not be withdrawn. hut VIII
be left in the race for blind. while the
leaders Will deliver all the populist votes
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bright, Miss Annie Allbrisht. Mrs
Nancy Alexander, Miss nertie Andcr-
SON. Miss Edna Anderson. Mrs Eliza
beth Anderson. Miss + ANNE. Mrs NJ
NJ Archer. Rachil Austin.
D-Mrs Amanda Banks, Miss Janey bass.
Miss Barnes, Miss Efric Bates.
Mamie Barnett. Camille Becker Mrs
ratsie Bell. Miss May Biohlmaicr Mrs
Amanda Bonner, Mrs Anna Bradford.
Victory Brouford. Miss Clara Durdo,te,
Bliss Edna Butts, Mrs Lotto BURNSIDE.
C-Mrs Mary Ellen Casey, Miss Florence
Chappe Mrs G + Chaplin. Louis Clay.
Miss Nancy Cole, Miss Maggie Collins.
Allcna Collins. Mrs w Cooke. Mrs
James Cruger. Miss Maggie cr,w-
ford
D-Miss Clara Dickson, Miss Lulie Digs,
Mrs Willie Dixie. Mrs Alslra Downs
Miss Mamie Douglass.
E-Miss Nancy Edwards. Miss Marie En-
drcs, Miss Nina s Everett Cd
Emma Fisher. Mrs Carrie Fields, Miss
Cora Fisher, Cleo Flowers, Mrs V NJ
Frost
G-Mrs Amanda Gateway. Mrs Katie L
Gregory. Mrs Charlotte Green.
H-Miss Manda iiarics. Miss Julia Hamf-
ton Mrs Il V Hammonds, Mrs ] c
Hampton, Mrs Dessie Harris, Amanda
Harris Miss Modcna Hemphii, Mrs NJ
u Heller Mrs Ilosnsingcr. Mrs Emily u
Hood. Mrs Kate liutchns, Ester Hut
son, Mrs Maggie Harris.
Miss Annie Irvine.
Mrs Lola James, Lizgle johnson. Mrs
Johnson, Mrs Jane johnson. Miss
Josscy Johnson. Mrs Josephine Jones,
Miss c + Jorgcnscn Mrs Lille Il Jones,
Miss MarthaVcra Jones'
h-Miss Maggie Kay, Mrs Easter KcJ'lc-
day. Mrs l. W King. Mrs n Kaopp.
Mrs Horny Lacy. Mrs Nadine lee Mss
Cathrlne Lemons. Mira Mary Logsan,
Miss Annie Lind,ey.
M--Mrs rearlic Mathews. Mrs Malnda
Maxwell, Katie Malone. Miss Adllc
Mays, Miss Lille Milich, Mrs Katie
Miller Miss Annie Miller. Mlas Rice
Moser Mrs Ella Morrison Mirs Louisa
Mcroy Miss Florence Mcdonald. Ma
|. McElmurry. Mrs u McGowan
N-Miss Emma Nelson Mrs On j or The
din Notion, Mrs Emily Norwood
O-Mrs Sallie O'Noiu Mira John owens
f-Mrg Il Patton. Miss Ada Payne Miss
amelia riorson ~, Miss Ruby Powell,
Miss Jeanic Preston
R-Mrs Martha Reed Mics Addic Rocco.
Mrs Sallie Richards. Mrs " llOuhlrt.
Mrs Manorvia Robinson Mrs Julcr
Ross, Mrs = |. Robinson Mrs Caroline
Rooney. Miss Carrie Roach.
S-Ales Sanders. Miss jennie May Eharman
Miss Erlinc Shaw, Ella shar Miss An
ME Sheardcn. Mrs 4 Sheets. Mra X
simons. Mrs Molir starncr. MissiIclcn
Stointach. Mrs Cattle String
T-Miss Mandy rayler Mlss Lille Tulc
Mrs Ida Tetfol. Miss Lucy Thomas, Mrs
Y q Tibbitts. Miss Carrie Turner.
N-Mrs Mary Van Ness.
W--Mrs NJ II Walton, Mrs J n Watkins.
Mrs Waddeli ,2, Miss Nancy
Welsh Miss Edna Webster. Miss Carry
Ncncon, Mrg Molly Webster Miss Mnry
White, Miss Willie Williams. Miss
Elmer Wilson. Miss Nctiic Williams
Mas Edith WolGcman, Miss Clara
Woode. Mrs Annie Woolord. Gusslr
Wright, Mrs Achur Wires.
2-~Miss Ella Zitolnan
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NORTH DAKOTA.

Fargo. y. D., November lit Is pre-
d.cted that next Tuesday Will be- the live
Hest day that North Dakota people hare
ever known. The vote this yea. II Is
so j. VIII he larger by al leas; 1919 Than
ever before. and II f. thought the i'nJ
the fusion and republican tickets N the
state are confident ana base their claims
on what seem to be- duthoyitat We state
Hon uaptis have been issued IN this state
his wear. than ever before. GA .rm1ni
Ccoror - tho STATE repub can central
ran, r,,ittoc believes that tho State is safe
frr NJ Kinley by 800 majority: II Is
tboucht bv the repuhi ans that Mckinley
w.U run ahead of the state ticket.
man I[lonnugh claims the state Will 20
SC1 fcr Bryan and that Burke, tho CON
gre ssi1.nl caud date. vii be elected ~
a. N ma nrltv Tie fusiuuists are also lubi-
5lnt ana feel that the State is already won
hN ihnu.
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GENTLEMEN's LIST.

A-Ace Ackley. Joe Allston. Il = Allen,
|. Anderson, George II Archer James
Armstrong, Jr.
B--J II Baldwin, A r Bell, Henry Borson
James Bentley, J NJ Bergnnis, Jim
Borkly, Pate Bell, T w Beubry. Lesley
Boggs, Mr. Bowsly. Charles Breckhier,
K Bradshaw. Joseph Brazos, John
Brown, NJ Brennan. Thomas Brown.
Rev C W Bunker. John II Burroll.
C-Pat Carroll, w Il Carter, " II Car
Isle. l. Candy, Henry Cater George
Garner. Frank Carr d Call. Jose Ma
Carrillos, Amos Cherry. Tob Clayton.
Charles, clark. Luke Cleary. sIlas Coul-
ter. T 4 Collier. William Cooper John
Couthufst. Eugene Cooper, Costa,
Tim Craven. Jhan Cross. John Curloy.
D-Carance Dals, Ell J Dawson w
Dankins. George II Davis. John Dalla-
han, Jefferson Davis. II Daugherty.
W a Daniel, Jr. c Il Donnely, ) c
Dony.
E--Louis Eseser, Eureka Novelty Co.
F-~R u Tarris. Crawlord's Dairy Farm,
stephen Fenner, Archer Finney James
c Ford. James NJ Fowler, Franklin,
Richard Frazier, } II Franklin,
G--George y Gallagher. Joseph Gagen-
wood. David Gary. G l. Guild, John
Gordon. Daniel Goodman, II II Gray.
Milton Griffin.
William Hamlin, Theodore + Hammett.,
= y Hancock NJ u lftllfNs II ~ iiuEuS,
David II Hall. G NJ Hanson. g q Iia-
den. Charles NJ Hanson. a Iiaistln.
II Hall Rufus Helm, Joseph iender-
son, G j Henck. a Henderson, William
Hine MIR Hite. Edward Hillinrd.
William Hoffman, Tom Holmes. = II
Howard. Spear II Hudson, a c Iiunton.
james a Hughes. John iIyndman.
J--Ctarles Janley. Ponp Leonard John
son, Joe Jios { Jonett. u 5 JOHNSON
K-Hcnry Kaufman. WIN Kehcc e
Keeno. Joe Kelley. Ebb keesan. Sam
KingstalSer. J A Kinkead. Geo Kings
bury, Ernst Knoll, Il II Knox, Vim
Kraul.
I-renry La Marie II ! Ln3aure. Al
phonsc Lacour. Patrick r Leary. NJ
10 None y Leach. los Leonard, ] S
Lows. J NJ Lightfoot. Walter onis, W
Louis
M-Robsrt Mnctca. las g Maynard. John
MAGE. Alfred Manslach, Magnolia FOR
trait 20. y s Moodow. II Nelson.
c y Mcguire, W Miller, r d Nitchall.
Horace Miles, Monroe Moselay J Nor
gan t2). J Moniaer, Fritz Morris.
stephen Murphy, II sIHmane, X T.
Myers. Bob e MoCloy. John McCabe.
Thomns IcCrew. a J McKin@Ie. Ster-
ling Mcneil.
N-Arthur Napier. Jas Neary. Leadrea
Nickson. T. A Noble.
osborne.
p-D I0cario fas, tharly parlorich, James
Parker. + f Policy. John y Phipps.
Granville Pipkins. Rich Pilot. John
Paul. w Prorlne.
R-Jas Raleigh, John Rees, Q p Kencher.
Allen Roddick. John y richards jaime
Rodrcucs VIM koGs, Thomas Naacoo.
siron Rothstein. IohH Robinson, Chas
stcrre Royfter, Bee Hohln3on.
s-N ~ Sanders. Frank Sanford, Harry
SchiG Il + Scoole, Tlllle II Seward,
! w Seals. Jimmie Sears. John = Shat
fer. Gus shacklos, W T. Smith & co,
John Smith, J Sullivan.
T-Allie Tcmploton. Jack Jhouags. s
Todd Jcscrh Tolivrr, - n Turner, john
Turner, Or II @ Turner. TUXEDO Steam
Dye Co
V-G Won AmcrUngen
W-Wash Wallace Samm,o walker. Nick
Walker John Waller (2). Henry Wal
lace Frank Waters. ~ Wertson.
James West f2l y l. Wheat. w r.
Wilson. Jet Williams.
Z-Alexander Zachary. 5lt iaireys st.
LADIES' LIST.
AIRS Jennie Adams. Miss Alice ALL
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Denver, November 1.-The campaign in
this State has been almost devoid of in
terest so far as the National tickets are
concerned. as fusion was effected by
the democrats, populsts and silveritos on
presidential electors pledged TO Bryan and
sewaA and on Congrcssmon Bell and shat
roth for re-clertion. This combination 1t
$ conoelc1. WI carry. the state 10y Il
very larp- majority. The vote this year
IS estm1ted at about $4,000, The sup
pOrters OF Bryen and Scwall claim for
Them majority of 72ooo. The Mckinney
rcquhAcans promiac TO show twice the
STRENGTH credited to them by their oppo-
State poluics !s very much nrXel. The
silver republicans and democrats are
fused as are Tho popul SITS and silver par
IS on state tickets. Both combinations
are cla.mlrg victory. All parties. except
the Mckinley ties. have .eclared for the
io. election Of senator Teller. En- 10Y,
cruouor Wait, The middle Of the ra5d
AN active campaign, bat Is rot rAprctcI
10 poll more than 10 60 votes.
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CYCLING RECORD BROKEN.

New York. November Tho New York
10 Philadelphia and return cycle record
has been broken, Albert peltsoher of the
Yorkvillc whoclmcn. left the city hall at
1855 n. m, rode TO the Philadelphia city
hall and finished the return Journey at
l2:l0 a. M. riding the entire distance In
the elapsed time of eighteen hours and
seventeen minutes. The record breakers
papers were properly checked His time,
therefore suppants the old record Of uino-
teen hours aud h;ty-slN minutes, held by
Charles Stanbach. of tho Manhattan BIZ
cycle club for over two years.
peischer stopped half an hour at rhil-
adclphia. twenty minutes at Trenton and
fifteen minutes at Newark He had bad
fall and was sick twice during hts ride.
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CARDINAL GIBBONS.

Sees No Cause for ,,. ~ 49,,
Who Is e Elected Stafn NO Matter
!, :, w. November Cardinal Glib
ID bis sermon at the cathedro, ,h,s
sairs, took occasion to ,oroh ,',,n,,i 1niS
B,s,cb,ns a. impartial way upon the
Inn. 4'as presidential election and its
many good ouali,iea ' OF n's ,na terms OF
|ssIo. ny, ,ss, as their fundamental belief in
, as! and their courage I,o ' ,. ~
Y! ": ar, on tn. .r. '9'''S'' he went Oh"
10th great parties os pr ,sndI elec-
H., IN order to be ,' s,,casy no stone I'M
" aenunciatlon that " ono the VIC
,i lsanst the other op and party ,n5 Is ut
Sy III, T. the other % par rue m future of the
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ElyyI IS SPE(ULArINC'
no,as TO Advance II Me-
F'T' KipIey Is Elected
|. THINKS MONEY IS INVlNClBLE.
n, the Big Bos' Resemble
~ oaI' Vary mueh-sunday p'"o'''
BLU ,,rs,ions for Bryan

,,,,so, November l'--'speelal' - MARI lar
V'"'' a, IN win or lose a small lcr'
i'p' Tnssaay's election. Hanna is yet
's orer the victory he won at the
,I. convention, when he bought tile
',.. - and nominated Mckinley He
s'..,rod himself into the belief that
INV the people OF all the country
1 i, can dictate to the men IN one Oh MS
,,oc. Believing that money Is H.
I'M. he has organized his assistants
L. trust Of his own and for The trust
=, purchased a large quantity of the
,,yerpn,ent 4 per cent bords at ll6,
,ui,,,rr tina, Mckinley Will be elected
/. mat said bonds will 80 TO III, a
!. ot eight points. Hanna ANA Henry
,,vra nut I'd the margins and all the
.,,,,s about republican headquarters
for nice slice of the profits. They
II there be any profits. If there
Hanna ,ud PAYNE " III stand the
s'as mann"
10 you know Hanna! have you ever
! !, him, II you have not. YOU have seen
.ns took NJ any one
ham, see the set of bis cars observe the
In Of his forehead, and look at the
q, Of his eye. They are all his. Then
m, for yourself. venture TIL. IS
I, Hanna could start swapping win a
1. 10. and end ,vith tvrntv carnuaicn
I,,ar, two tops, three shoestrings, i've
C,,sls A fshhook and another knife.
/, uhsn he yentured out to devise a cam
n, against A rival school in foot
n s.ma ,ha undertaking became 100
r., nd ba failed Hanna Is TOO narrow
a. c.mnoirn he has undertaken Be-
"a he won M Mareuro he would de-
H. timself that Waterloo was eM,allv
y ua wv, nm, see rhai his foross n1v,
/. iao,ma,od tito Vvaitcr wolin,o,
1. a.s",1so1 Mo ,',r+h ,,S.,a ,ro,,, r.,
80, ~" n '- ' "" va, atsa,,' O-'
~ .,o' w., "". s . n,,. n'9,I 80
Aa WY. e's.''Gn l'oi tr 'ne ms ''pt
au's vup"l W., NJ iia.i'r a. ~ ,, In".
~ Wou N'i'lii''i' "a 'e' '"i" '"SV
WIN mama, prints II To-Day as ran.
aNessea' IL Is III 'his IdnsHase' ana
~ ~ ia.Ha o"SeS All ms N'"'i''S' i'v'e
~. y, hasIuse,
Nn! 40 beileye MCKINLEY VIII sweep
@uu.,y as Indicated above SIMPLY
.~ We pEosr"nihe outlined by the
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NEATHEK IMPORTATION.
LAST NIGHTS SYNOPSIS.

over Kansas. where the barometer is 1854
inches.
An area of high pressure overlies the
South Atlantic States
The weather is generally clear except
over the Eastern Rocky mountain slope .and
the upper Mississippi and Missouri Valleys,
whore 1t is PARTLY cloudy TO cloudy
The only precipitation reported is % OF
an inch at Jacksonville.
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PENSIONS TO TEXANS.

Pensions have been issued to citizens Of
Texas as follows.
lsue Of october 10:
Original WIDOWS, otc.-Mary Kerlee, Me-
ridian i,oslue county: Widows, Indan
wars Frances W. Cox, Leggett. Polk
county: Nancy j. Crosby. Goshen lIender
son county.
Issue OF October IA:
origlnal--Wiliam Mcintosh deceased.
Dallas. Dallas county.
Issue OF October 49,
Orlginal-Tredorick Hanor. Austin. Tray
is county.
Indian wars. wilows-Dolia Brazzlel
Barnum, Polk county.
Issue of october II;
Orginal-Edward kewney. San Antonio
Boxar county; William W. purinton, Fort
Worth. Tarrant county.
Original WIDOWS. etc. Minor OF Charles
c. Warnock, Fort Worth Tarrant county
Survivors Indian wars-William Niece
Itasca, Hill county.
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N,K1NLEY's VISITORS

Canton, Ohio, october Sl.-McKinley S
second address today was to nine carloads
of Cleveland people coming as employees
and friends OF the National Carbon com
pany of Cleveland. The majority OF the
delegation was uniformed and the party
was administrative.
The next address was made to Stark
county people. They came by wagon and
by carriage from the villages OF Mashoila
and Waynesburg and large part OF the
delegation was made up of women. They
were introduced by G. A. Shane of Waynes-
burg.
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Augusta, Me, November 1.-The chair
men of the respective State committees
express the opinion that the result IN
Maine Will lot show much change from
that Of the recent State election although
the cemocr1tc' chairman est mates a re-
pup-Can majority Of several thousand
less. The chairman OF the republican
Goa 'nittce says Maine VIII give Mckinney
Plurality OF dJ.NQ Cn9 rm9a Heal OF
the democratic committee says that the
vote will be as follows. Republicans TO-
co. democrats 3,ON. prob bltion.sts 500.
YoINlists 5000, boitcrs loo.
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THE FESTIVE FLY.
Atchison Globe.

VI = 0re q splT 4, bu' II everyone was
as persistent and as hard to discourage
as Fly more people would succeed Wnen
fly gets after n person IL never krows
when 20 stop. II may he scrapcd on fifty
timrs. but IL Immediately comes rack
agl.n ami lights In alrut the famc pace
sometimes flies or some distance anc
the pcrsecu Cd person thinks " Is gone
hut It never forgcis ana soon returns art
makcs "A NOR datcrmin-d efort thnn
ever Al cnor 80 KIN fly u9uaily re-,
suit only I'm personal HJury ana d no
even scare IN" fly. The Beie holds Joi
mp as IN eXamp'e Of Taiience. but we to-
tkN.e WIre 70 flias IN his time.
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THE LUTHER LEAGUE.

Chicago, November The second an
nual convention Of the Luther League of
America viii be held In this city Novem-
Der II to 90. II was organized a year ago
at Pittsburg and claims n membership al
ready Of so 600, There are leagues I'm eight
States, Any society connected with Luth-
ernn church is eligible The present off,
GERS nre: President. T.. @. Gilbert New
York; general secretary. Leander Traut-
man. pittsb,rg; treasurer. Cornelius Eek
hnrd,. Washington: recording secretary, w.
e. Slower, Philadelphia.
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Washington November Vice Char
man Apsley Of the republican congress
SIGNAL commltte, lcst at II o'clock this
mcrnns for his home at Hudson. Mass
to east his vote FOR Mckinley ana HOBART
you may say tor me sNd MIR. Apslcy
former prediction. that tha republican
ticket viii be triumphant by more than
.65 votes in the electoral college. that. ia
fact, McKirley's election w.n he marked
hy nol teal landslide, and | have not
modtl!cd any estimate OF the election OF
"a sound money Republicans to the house"
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PURELY POLITICS

Chicago. November THE armenlans Of
Chicago and adjacent towns. at mass
meeting held today. adopted resolutions
calling attention to the Armenian troubles
~ 'Whcv and urging all citizens Of Greek.
Syria and historian origin TO vote for No
kinloy,
y delegation OF six Armenians started to
canton tonight to present copy OF the
resolutions 10 Major Mckinley.
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ny MENEAl..

OnEKMlILER -sCHrlCKElsON-Ta
lor, Texas, October 20. 49, Married at the res.
idennco OF MIR. Lewis Groosc Mr.. George
Cb"rmiller and Miss Helen Schlickeisen.
Rev. Shoemaker officiating. Tho bridal
couple left for II short visit to Austin.
LACK MYRICK- Beaumont. Texas. No
vembor mir j. H. Lack. a prominent
young business mnn. and Miss Lille My
rick. charming young lady, were united
In marriage today. Rev. J. a. Smart pas
tor of the Baptist church. officiating.
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THE FORCE OF HABIT.

ChIc1Fo TrITnne
"When his BICYCLE coll!ded with the horye
re fol- IN and rolled against lamp-pos,,
making his nose bleed b!ackenng his eyes
and hiulsiug him up generally a crowd
gaiacred around him aud f. me one ask
ed: How id this oaciden, happcn2 lIn
grfhorcd himself up w.pcd the blood
from his face. Put rs hat on and looked
around for hrs machine. 4 haven't had
any accident nc SAID"
''Whlt made him act iha' way?''
'rhey found cut Afterwards that he was
the president Of a railroad company"
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TRADES ASSEMBLY pIsBANpEp.

Chicago. November 1.-THE CHICAGO
Trades and Labor assembly, which has
since 1856 been one OF the strongest fac
Tors I'm trades unionism in this city. wa
formally disbanded this afternoon In pur-
suencc OF a resolution passed month
aro. The action was due to friction amDns
the members meeting viii be he'll
Wednesday looking n a reorganization I'M
der the auspices Of the Federation of La
hor
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-02
sAToLLI ON THE ELECTION.

London. November "A Daily Times
dispatch from Rome reports that Cardinal
Sa'olli has made long report TO the pope
Of the situation In the United States. cs-
pecially az TO the election. Although he con-
sidors McKinlcy's success certain he ex-
presses anxiety as TO the consequences,
which he thinks. II not Immediately. Will
be certainly grave in the next election
when the present difficulties will be aug
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-02

Jerry CErdwoll, town marshal OF Jackson
son OF ex-state Senator Thomas Cardweli
ana John G. Hargis. son Of ex State sena-
tor haIgis, fought with pistols. Hargis
was Killed and Cardwell badly wounded.
ne cause of the quarrel is not definitely