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Wall Payer and rlattings

Wall paper, sc a roll
Border. lee per roll; better grades II
proportion.
Mattings. 10c and 15c.
Linoleums. 40c.
Oilcloth, 26c.
Open evenings.
Mail orders promptly attended to.
504 S. BROADWAY.
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DIR. d. S. Diffenbacher. dentist. rooms 4
and 5. 119 S. Spring ST., Los Angeles.
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Agency for PabSt beer. Pacific Bottling
Works. cor. Fifth and Wolfskill streets.
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For the poor daily. Drs. Lindley anu
Smith. Broadway and Fourth. Pirt.e
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lS96-19 lbs Keatings-"365 days ahead Of
them ALL" Hawley. King & Co.
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Big Tree Carriage Works, I7S San Pedo St.
Concord business wagons a speciality.
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Hawley, King & Co.. 2l0 N. Main ST..
agents genuine Columbus Buggy COM
panys buggies and bicycles.
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Largest variety Concord business wagons
and top delivery wagons. Hawley. King &
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Everything on wheels, Hawley, King &
Co., 2lO-2l2, N. Main st.
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Redondo Beach and Return, so Cents
Via Santa Fe trains. Leave at 9:55 a.
m, sos p. m.
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Call for the Eagle Brand of fresh frozen
Agency for Pabst Beer

oysters. Your grocer has them. They are
a great delicacy.
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DEATHS

DR.. Harriet Hilton. 424 s. Hill street.
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Pabst Beer! Pabst Beeri
On draught at Joe Arnold s. 800 9. Spring.
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THE RIGHTS OF BELLIGERENTS.
Senate Resolutions Passed the House BY u Very
Large Majority.
AT REJOICING AT CUBAN HEADQUARTE
Castillo Thinks Ignore
Resolutions Will Without
Chased Gunboat


lately the reading demo-
2 posed the
former
resolutions
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PUBLIC VAR EXISTS BETWEEN THE GOVERNMENT SPAIN AND
by FORCE OF ARMS by THE PEOPLE OF CUBA AND THAT THE
lr BETWEEN THE CoNTlNDNG POWERS ACCORDING
An II
SPANISH
New York April 6-Therc
Q reprcs tves.
note
also
well he REFER the senate ton
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81 Have Quit the Democratic Party Cold"

ornor of the Use of his country,s nag
| for campaign purposes.
John Selman OF Ell Paso died Of his
| wounds.
Pilots at Sabine Pass certify to twenty
four feet of water over the bar.
RAILROAD.
a Canadian project to build transcons
tinental road through the Dominion.
Another plan Of reorganization for the
Mexican National.
Congressional subcommittee reports the
Pacific funding bill.
Meeting Of the Texas Association for
the lnterclf nge of Cars at Fort Worth.
Ground broken for the Denison and
Northern road.
Annual meeting and election Of the
Ilous ton and Texas Central.
THE MARKETS.
DIM and unnteresting cotton markets:
futures a few points higher.
Wire and nails are firm and may I'D.
vance.
The money market win be easier, &C.
cording to Henry Clews.
Wheat was bulish ana closed &c over
Saturdays closing.
The stock market displayed an irrsgs4.
lar course.
LOCAL.
The lily white republicans elect dele #
gates to the county convention.
Concert at the Church Of the Annunciar
ton.
The municipal election.
Tho republican county convention "a
meet At 3 p nj. today.
First day of the April term Of the civn
and criminal district courts
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EXPEDITION RETURNS.
The American Schooner Martha Chased
by Spanish Warships.

The American Schooner Martha Chased
by Spanish Warshps
Key West Fla. April G-rhe American
schooner Martha. which left here lasr
Tuesday night with an expedition bound
for Cuba, returned at noon today with the
entire party. after having met Spanish
cruisers several times and barely escaping
capture in Cuban waters, The party CON
sisted of fifteen all told. tve Americans
and ten Cubans. The Martha wax pre-
vented from landIng by the waichfuness
of the Spaniards, Last Friday she was
sighted OF the Cuban coast by n man Of
war. and member Of the crew tells the
story OF u chase az follows; ~ soon as
she started toward us We headed for the
,s Ihen BEGAN a rage throagh,
blowing, and our skipper determined to
drive our boat under or beat the Spanish
cruise, cru ON we went ana every minute
us. Inc war vessel, which first started
with. steam only. directly hoisted her lower
sails and then crowded on her topsails.
Excitement increased AZ she gradually
doomed up asiern.
TO keep our vessel on her best sailing
course We had gradually changed our
course northwest 10 west, We hud mean
while collected all the arms and ammuni-
ton on the deck ready to be cast over
board N case We were oyerhauled. and
made all preparations possible TO present
an innocent appearance The cnbans were
almost In frenzy of despair. fnncying
they could feel the deadly embrace OF The
earrotc around their necks, but their spr-
its rose as the sun sank, and long before
the danger was passed imagined them
selves safe, The sun went below the hori-
zon about the time the hui, OF the cruiser
could he seen with the naked eye, but we
kept on our course. We gradually changed
our course to southwark and had the salts
faction of seeing the cruisers flashes con-
tinuing westward. The danger over, our
spirits rose. and we Determines 10 con-
tinue on 10 the Cuban coast Then we
discovered some OF the mutnOus Cubans
in the darkness and the excitement OF tho
chase thrown all the arms overheard
We reluctantly changed our course and
bore toward Key West"
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HAVANA BUDGET.
Three Men Tried by Courtmartial-Sus-
picious Steamer.

| Three Men Tried by Courtrmrtial-Sus
pictous Steamer.
Havana. April CA dispatch received
here from Mataiizas today says TINT three
men have boen tried by courtmartial and
that tho public prosecutor asked that
the death penalty be imposed upon them.
In the hills near San Miguel, province
OF Matanzas. about 500 Insurgents are
reported TO have been concentrated.
Perico Munos. the insurgcnt leader, II
is announced, died recently ut Trinidad
province OF Santa Clara. OF wounds re-
rcivcd in an engagement with spanish
troops.
Colonel Tort. operating against the In
surgcnts on the border OF the swamp
land south OF the province OF Matanzas
has been engaged with the vanguard of
the enemy. HE captured twenty prisoners
and the remainder of the rebels Ned. Ten
OF them Were drowned IN the swamps. The
Insurgents have burned the houses and
machinery of the plantation of tIoren-
tho in the province Of Santa Clara
There have been several skirmishes he
tween the troops and the rebels in bo-
glin district of the province of Santiago
de Cuba.
The enemy lief, Ave killed and three
wounded In the hands of the troops and
the latter took nine prisoners and four
teen rifles.
The insnr,gen, leader La Crete, is re;
ported TO he between san Miguel and
tolliso, III Tue MdtanzaS district
The captaiif,cf II Spanish bark, which
has arrived here, reports that he saw
passing along the coast near { iantanamo,
suspicious looking steamer painted white
and apparently on her way from Dos
Puntas to Puerto Escondtio. The bark
hoistcd the Spanish colors aud the steam-
or answered by showing the Norwegian
flag.
a detachment OF troops at one. OF the
helograph stations in Pinar del RIO was
attacked by the Insurgents aud bcsicped
The garrison held ont for eighteen days
living on hard tack and water The gov
crnment VIII provide special reward for
thcm.
The rebel leader. sccuudipo Acosta. has
burned the Village of san Miguel, in Ma
t,nzas. Troops. while skirmshing near
Guanajay killed five insurgents. The lat
ter hung two men who wore anxions to
surrender to the authorities and also
hanged the manager of tho plantation Of
lsadoro Anden. They have burned re
houses and machinery OF the plantation
of Aliocin at Beabilido, Matauaas. AMI
2oo0 tons Of sugar cane at the plantation
Of Referma, in tho Caiharean district.
During an attack rtnon san Juan de Las
Jcras, fifty seven houses We're burned
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her. gays; "shc falls instantly into
trance. and answers questions IN sing
song uai.uer automatically. and IN "A
voice which certainly Is not hers. There
is no mistake SNc tells YOU extraordinary
things about ycur intimate alairS; anu
the precision of her statements is disqui-
citing l huNr Witnessed SO many phsno-
mcna IN thought rendng and physlogno-
mics and assisted n so many Of Mr.. char
cots experiments that ] could not say
whcthor this IS n case of illnmlnsn or
mere fumiftorie,"
Her general European prophecy is that
a unlv.rsal war VIII come within a yenr.
Including revolution in Paris, followed
by the Acknowledgement oc France and the
enlargement of secondary powers like Bel
GUM md Switzerland The destruction
Of England's power of wealth Will he nj
mos, as complete. The Roman Catholic
Clergy thronscd TO see the prophecies IN
such numbers that Cardinal Richard has
forbidden them to visit her.
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CLEVELAND'S POSITION.
Speculation AS to How He VIII Act upo
the Resolutions

Speculation AS to How He VIII Act Upon
the Resolutions.
Washington. April 6-Senor Dupuy de
LONE, the Spanish minister here was too
| busy to receive representatives wishing 10
ascertain what he proposed to do as a re-
suit of the action of the house in ADOPT
Ing the conference report on the Cuban
resolutions His course will depend upon
the attitude to be assumed by the presi-
dent toward the subject The course of
the latter is purely IL matter of specula-
tion.
Since the transmission to congress last
j. ebruary Of the correspondence relative
to Cuba much matter has accumulated at
the State department bearing on the lat
ter phase OF the struggle. For prudential
reasons the reports have been Withheld,
even from congress- and ii Is Impossible
to learn whether or not the state of ar
fairs as set out therein is such as TO war
rant any change in the attitude toward
The revolution the president assumed and
defined i'll ms annual message 10 Congress-.
The terms he laid down in the beginning,
which the reyolutionists must fulIil. re
main unchanged SO far as can be gath
cred.
Relative to the extension OF his good
offices toward bringing about iIiepen-
dencc, II Is entirely possible the president
may hnd 1t within his inclination and dis
position to move IN that direction as far
as he can safely after he Is on record In
his message as deprecating the contln-
uance of the present cruel and bloody"
war on the island. However, In either
case the president is not under the ne
cess;y of at once deciding how he will act
upon resolutions, and as the rainy season
Is about TO begin in cuba, putting a stop
to all military operations for five months
1t may be that the president will decide
TO wait further during the enforced truce
before acting himself in the matter.
senior Gonzalo de Quesada. secretary Of
the Cuban delegation here is extlltant
over the receipt of advices from Europe
through papers ard otherwise, to the eff
feet that the Spanish government is in
great straits TO raise money to prolong
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FRENCH FEMALE PROPHET.
Paris Agog Over Her Predictions Of Dir
Disaster,

Paris Agog over Her Predictions Of Dire
Disaster.
Now York. April C--The SUMS Paris
cable says:
The craze OF the day Is over Mile. Cones
dan who mndestly assumes the role OF
mouthpiece OF the Angel Gabriel to the
French nation and world.
Her interesting message Is the ANNOUNCE
ment Of an Immediate war which VIII
result IN the complete humiliation OF
both France and England. The ncwspA-
peru are fun of accounts Of the young
womans words and doings.
Priests. doctors and psychological in
vestigatoTs wait upon her IN hourly dele
cations. The street where she lives, APP
propralcly enough the Rue Paradis, IL
blocked by a mob Of suporstitiOus believ-
ers from morning III midnight Public
the police notified her yesterday she
must ch'tnge her quarters. The most re-
markabin thing about her IL that Ike
Brother Schattor she refuses TO accept
This is her simple history Her parents,
Wcll-to-do Breton people, noticed SIX or
seven months ago that the usual placidity
por and frances. during which the girl
would utter extraordinary phrases In
gruff voice. They attributed this at first
10 indigestion then to small disappont-
ment in little love affairs. and thought "A
change OF surroundings would do her
good. But the Angel Gabriel wiiled other.
wise. lie had chosen Nile. Conesdan as
his agent for fulfilling the mission OF
truth, and. finding the atmosphere OF Saint
BrIcii unpropitious for the propaganda,
ordered The conesdan family to return 70
Paris. She certainly diaronceris the most
lists, doctors and other hard-headen per-
sons.
An English correspondent. who talked 10
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SHORT NEWS STORIES.

NICE--In the cruising race from net.
TO Monaco and return today Aiisa WONT
Sa,anita second, Britannia third
LITTLE ROCK, Ark.1-M. g. Hall 4 Co..
| general merchants. assigned TINS atte!-
noon Liabilities, So.cO; assets. anout
| $4,000. -
PHILADELPHIA, Pa-The Order g
peni.. a beneficial organlzatton nsS ~ WY
forced 10 the wall. ASSETS ana hAp'sssaee
not yet known.
MINNEAPoLIS-Th trgcst cyeae sn ~
ever hold in the Northwest q c n. NatioasS
exposition under slnctiVn ~ ss0 -
cycle board of trade.
NEW YogK-Worthy ladies' WIN eivca
series Of tableauX yivante " s tan,,,,t Va.
which VIII be used In RESTORING Mouns 50
non to It's former beaiuV
DENvER-Mirs. Emma ic Dbs5ve u v w
stealing $4,000 from, her sons wa nv r,n M
Yorke says her son gave nor lae n'oAes.
before he uieu. - ,r,,,..
LITTLE ROCK, Ark-GeoIssc. rn.,.r.
filed suit AGAINST =, M New York for iSOOooe
damages n rifles was up 70 M tsw %on ana
ago general agent for ne - Mu ,,,aiic,o., S
was discharged. This SUIT y to' "A'sS'SeS
trespass. a., .,rsr,r. Z
. nmTFA hds ns III it, oissssis y il
iirht between James DAILY OF buma1 ~ ~
Joe pnnfee Of sy (. ns as sfh Il would s
May. u, must not e e. ,1ssn' 90 = Il
HELENA. Mont william BlggarstemsY
colored. was hanged here ior me musus
of Richard johnson, CHAMPION n ~ -, - i
Montana. Biggarisa b We and X M
pSssS ais a Sssd "a .lshi minutes
wAsuJNGTONATh e annual Naxso11s
conventian III ths National league oE NJ
sicians which opeped here sodIY ~ w. ~ 4
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SIDES; WITH SPAIN.

tb,ntington's Son Thinks United States
should No, Interfere.
New York. April Ga dispatch to 'he
Herald from Madrid says; Archer H.
huntington. son Of c. +. Huntington, III
an interview last night, said: II am posi-
live in ms belief that Spain Is right ana
that her course is perfectly Justiiapi. III
,ha cuban affair. In case Of war my syni-
20 tblcs will be with my native lana, yot l
il.n,rnestly believe that the United states Is
e' !i,,,. Interference in the Cuban rebellion
Il, cynctIv parallel with the intcrfertl.ce
Of England in our civil war a Cuban re-
,nhlic is an impossibiliiy. The best ciass
~ rubans are Spaniards and the natl es
could never govern thems. IVES
"Wha, do you think would be lhe Result
.rbe United States would win ultimate,
10 hui Spain would make good hght; J
,dnn.t think Americans have right 10 Iis-
cusa even the !advisabiliiy OF annexins
Cuba at present"
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IN SPAIN.
The Result Was Anxiously Awaited at
Madrid.

The Result Was Anxiously Awaited at
Madrid.
Madrid. April 6.-Thc result OF the vote
on the question OF the attitude Of the
United States towards cuba was anxious
~ awaited here. In any case. it Is pointed
out that hostiltics must soon cease on
account of the approaching rainy season
and no further relnforeements worth
mentioning will be sent to cuba untl
the mouth Of September.
But the war department IS making ex-
tensive preparations in this connection,
and four iron cads and several torpedo
bouts are ready to rail at short NOTICE
from Ferroll TO take part In the blockade
of the coast OF cuba should the Insurgents
be recognized as belllgoronA
The general opinion here. however, rs
that as the questions as to how and when
has been left To President Cleveland. IT
is believed the latter win only. at least az
a preliminary. offer the friendly offices
OF the United States In that matter, while
iniinat!ng that other steps may bc taken
should the offer be refused
som" papels declare that u crisis is
al hand. The facts remain that the people
are almost entirely Gained down ana mt
We or no war talk Is 10 be heard. The
m MINT ana ,d, MAYA! prenara'ions being
miraiiy are moro in the nature of Drr,uilt-
iionnry measures, the ultimate object of
winch is tho further and sun more ener-
geic prosecution Of the campaign against
tho Insurgents. There IL no intention to
deiN the United States or do anything
calculated 10 inf'amc popular feeling. al
though should IL beconuo necessary 10 do
SO. II IS believed the Spanish people win
respoud with enthusiasm to IA call 10
arms.
Spanish blood ana treasure will flow to
the utmost In efforts which will be made
to uphold the honor OF the country.
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Washington April 6.--The Cuban resolu-
tons VIII be officially brought to the at
ten'ion OF the president tomorrow by the
secretary Of the senate. who viii present
him with an enrolled copy OF the docu-
mont Ordinarily concurrent resolutions
are not forwarded to tho president. as
thcy do not require his signature INT
these resolutions VIII be laid before him
as the Armenian resolutions were, because
they express the opinion that he should
TO Spain for the recognition Of Cubat, in
dependence and are therefore n direction
TO him II congress can direct the president
in such proceedings.
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A COLT OF NANCY HANKS.

Boston, Mass. April s--zIn the breeding
establishment of j. Malcolm Forbes In
Milton. Mass, there came into the world
Yesterday a brown tiiy which. by BIRTH
right, should make the fastest trottins
mare In the world.
Hanks. with u record OF 2:Oi. ana the
equally famous stallion Arion. with u
record of 2;VI IA. This IL u combination
which Mr.. Forbes has sought for long
time and which was tho end he had "
view when he acquired Nancy Hanks anu
AriuE over year ago.
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Washington, April 6.--Thcrc Is every
reason to believe that Walter Dygort. the
young American who mas been held under
arrest at GItnes. cupa. under suspicion Of
completely In the revolution, will lie n free
man soon Consul General Williams IL
doing all possible to expedite the DISPOSE
who have 1t under consolidation. and he
expects that Dygcrt viii be released i'm
al
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For THE PATRIOTS.
Funds Donated by sympathizer Whose
Identity Is Unknown.

Philadelphia. Pa. April Cdr John Gull
teras. the leading Cuban patriot Of this
city. has received Il letter from an I'M
known Cuban sympathizer. who signs him.
self "Ignacio Agramonte." enclosing n
check for $4,000 In aid of the Cuban cause.
and another for 5000 to be given to the
widow of n Cuban Journalist who acted as
secretary TO the Cuban delegation OF Senor
Estrada Palma.
This makes tho third letter which DIR.
correspondent. the frs, OF when came
two months ago and enclosed a check FOR
5000 In aid OF the patriots cause. The Sec
ond was received about "A month later and
contained check fa1 ttV00. The letters
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or NO SIGNIFICANCE.

New York, April Ga dispatch to the
Herald from Rome says A high Junction.
AIRY assures me that the presence OF
Colonel Shade. the British attache. at the
operations Of the Italian forces In Abyss
srrf1a, does not Justify any combined action
on the part of England and Itay, and
that special cooperation IL impossible.
I'VE shall fight the Dervlsh,s," he re-
marked "only az far as cur own interests
demand"
The Venetian senators and deputies Will
present an address of welcome to Kaiser
Wclhelm when he visits the city.
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MISSIONARIES TO BE EXPELLED.

London, April THE Daily News nnd
the Chronicle have report from Constnn-
that an imperial trade has decfccd the
wholesale expulsion of all Christian mis-
siouaries from Armenia. who are mainly
French Catholics and American Protes-
tants.
at Is still possible" says this report, "by
lion of the decree. but no time is 10 In
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TODRY'S FEATURES.
obabilities-Shower noar coast; fair
In thc interior; southenstoriy winds.
FOREIGN.

FOREIGN.
| pcrvlshos were routed by the friendly
Arabs at llozct
Foreign residents Of the city OF Mexico
banquottcd President Dinz.
| Ene<shmen and Americans Who own
gold mines in the Disputed Venezuelan
territory opposed TO arbitration.
| Japan is forging to the front commei-
ciaIly in spite OF the hostility Of Russia.
| DOMESTIC.
| Nifs s3alIic Emma owen murdered by
Ilr, w. l.. Ryder of Tabottom, Ga.
| EX-Prcsidont Jiarrison and Mrs. Dim
mick married at St. Thomas church,
| New York
Edward Mugge and MISC Hutchinson of
/ Houston married Mt Washington. ID Q.
| immigration statistics show 1889, sss
foreigners came 10 the United States in
| Twenty-Five years ending June 30, 1899.
| CONGRESSIONAL
| House passed the senate Cuban reJnlu-
tons by n vote Of pa to ~ is of the latter
being republicans.
Cooper of Texas defeated a railroad bill
which had been lobbicd through the SEN
ate.
River and hnrbor bill was forced through
the house. carrying contracts to spend
sjl. 72l.2l0.
iill to open the Assinobolnc indian reser
walton pHsSod
senate spent the entire day on the post
office appropriation bill, hut did not com
pcte It,
German and Allen criticised the admin
isiration Hawloy denied the story of
Wnnnamakors contribution 10 Iiarrisons
campaign fund.
POLITICAL.
Mckinley still has majority of the
republican delegates chosen
Mokinley's opponents trying hard to
check his victorious progress.
Democrats did well in municipal elections |
in Northern States.
Women suffragists are making hard |
fight for recognition in California.
CUBA.
Tho bermuda safely lands her supply OF
war munitions.
Tho American schooner Martha chased |
by Spanish cruisers and compelled to re-
turn TO florda
Ut Is believed In Washington that Dygert.
the American imprisoned in cuha. VIII
coon he freed.
SPORT.
Racing ut Little Rock proved imam
cial failure and the meeting closed yes
terday.
winners lat Little Rock were Lord
Zeni 10 9; XIX. to !. Nat T., 10 o.
o TO 10; Mopsey, TO 1.
Ailsa won the cruising race between
Nice and Moncaco.
Police Of Buffalo. n. y, refused to al
low n prize fight
Dallas defeats the Chicago Colts. to 4.
Nancy Hanks safely delivered OF colt
by Arion.
American Contestants did wen in the
Athepan games.
In two rounds.
STATE.
Democrats In the Eleventh are said to
DO apathetic and may allow the election
To 80 by default.
Meeting OF the creditors of Leon & H. ,
Blum called for April 10. II
On request of the mayor. Rangers have =
been ordered to Laredo 10 insure quiet i
election. n
State officials not disturbed by Hardy's :
and are said to prefer open n
warfare.
Williamson county convention held and
made.
Kane Neal ON trial at Richmond. !
Norther did considerable damage TO fruit.
Rain In several sections did much good &
Mexican consul complains TO the COVE
=
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STATIONS Temp Ha
LAST NIGHTS READINGS.

A cyelonc disturbance is apparently de-
veloping over the Lower mississippi valley
and another OF slight intensity is moving
In over the Rocky Mountain slope An
area of high pressure overlies the lower
lake region.
The weather is generally partly cloudy
to cloudy, with rain at Atlanta
Precipitation amounting 70 10 o. an men
or more Is reported from Nashville.