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been xhH aasc frrfa ne1s. a-s6 iss.wessn ts1.s
AID sIs.y ga lnAds Of re1ans
34alle ssssAis na1as, January 1h.-Far-ru-
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new land y .4sv-Ess Tses.fsc In cc;tt.- f,-s.
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WITHOUT BENEFIT OF BAIL.
Resulf Of ExHmina sinn frtp EilFias
Il Acbturr ant Young.
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BLACKBURN IS NOMINATED.
he Receives Thirty-Seyen Votes In
Joint Caucus.
MANY or THE A'CRANz MEN BOLTED
senator BiAckburn Notified OF His Nomi
nation. and he Receives an ova-
ton After Speech.

Frankfort, Ky, January 1.-THE demo-
cratic ian, legislative caucus tonight
eliminated Senator J. c. 6. Blackburn as
ne candidate OF that party to succeed
himself IL the United States senate. The
deualng ballot resulted; Blackburn 81.
McCresry - Brown {.
TIE caucus YVES called 10 order at )
o'c-cck by Chairman Stephenson. The roIl
q rsenoets Of the caucus was ea4.ed and
before il vAs ksit finished IL became
apparent tnAi a large number OF McCrsary
rnea had bostei the caucus and were not
preSert. These who declined 10 be bound
py the caucus wers Senators Wesseacer,
hayward Holloway and Eiliston, ana
Repreeet atives CahiiI. Carroll, JOINS.
Norman, Rich, spelght, Stout, walker
White and Violeti--four senators and ten
IeT-esen tatives-
senstJ- BRONSON Of Lexington moved
20 proceed at once 10 nominate sena tor.
Representative Force Of Shelby, leader
G.. The McCreary forces. arose and said
Re bad witnessed here tonight what he
never expected TO see in q democratic eau
Gus In Kentucky. il was evident that the
nomination Of this caucus under the cir
culnstauces would amount to nothing,
fourteen members having refused TO par
t.cipate in it.
re FllA-@fStl t4i- r%a4'-Hs aS-FeA4A II " "-'
vo-tnE fer senator. This was voted down
Ia to s.
senator Bronston placed Senator Black
burn in noIliaauon IN q twenty-minute
speech This was seconded by Senators
Elmore ard Taylor and Representative
G-acia. Senator Stephenson, chairman OF
tire caucus. nominated Congressman Jas.
e McCreary.
Reprrseatative Force seconded the nom-
nation.
The voting was then ordered, and Gov
s-ror Brown, according to promise. re-
ceived soma complimentary votes. The
f-ai result as announced was:
Blackburn 81. McCreary 1s, Brown 5.
Senators Bro1stcu and Martin and Rep
-esentative Thorue were appointed to con-
duct Senator Blackburn to tire CAUCUS,
where he spoke eloquently and was given
an ovation.
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HALLETrsvILLE HAPPENINGS.
Decrease In Cotton shipments-Another
Weekly Paper

Decrease In Cotton Shipments-Another
Weekly Paper
Halettsv'lle. Texas, January i0.-County
court continues to grind away: one con.
vlc'ion TO date. The sheriff says It Will
be necessary 70 take up n collection for
his beneat.
Last season Uallettsvllle shipped 5000
bales OF cotton and now has shipped less
thaa GOO. There Is u little. however, to
lie marketed. Us on many farms there are
yet remnants to be picked.
The clearing up u land has caused the
price or cord wood to decline. The city
formerly had 90 pay Sc - per cord hut
can now got II at Srn This wood IS used
IN running the waterworks and electric
light plants.
Today Il load OF beeves, fattened here,
were shipped TO Chicago, They were OK
IRA fine. many OF them averaging 1909
pounds. More VIII be shipped later.
Rev. LuttnberEer has accepted the pas
torate OF the Christian church and will
make this his home and preach here two
Sundays IN the month. lie Is a well
known evangelist
Rev a. ". Rahb d3aptisD has accepted
work as "A missionary and viii ut once
enter upon his duties, His family Will
remain here.
Mr. T. o. Meitzen In addition to tho
New Era. VIII soon begin the publication
OF Der Anzclgcr." IN order 20 the better
work for the PRONUNCIATION OF populisI
doctrines.
Hallettsvlls Is also to have a demo
cratic German paper, which viii give her
I've weekly papers.
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ORANGE LOCALS.
FlGatnE MI OverAAalled ana Ready 70,
Work.

FAA2inE All 0veraA1ied and ReA5y for
work.
Orange. Texas. January 1t.-Gec-re =
Eaoo.s asasE1aes Tor ". ~. Poole, has els
Is1es.a x liz SHOOK q Eo15s In his oharF.
- r. c GyEsrS ~ Eacnitocna,z. La VITO
VII ccutlu-s the business here, making
some a9c.u2f.s 20 me stock
ScDOaele- E.l&s. captain !. Petersen
nSrna ia today from Galveston with a
s1aau Cargo o. assorted mere h8sclse for
rtser- na-Is uet-. she Ali take On "a cargo
81 lumber tx ih= Jsizn4 City Luraber
co-Ds s.r9
Ta= planning rsin pf the D. r. Ninsa;s
L1raper e1nlaay- winch has been UNDER
g02cg thcvp'lgh cYey hauling for tie pas.
= eeE. ls j. sllpshape again AID viii be
r4ady 10 rssaisre operations Monday. This
miii T-as pEiit aeout seven years ago
ara ih.s 10 the drst time y has had 2
thorough oreTfa uilns 81 ;ha; time. Adulpl.
f-y=fsll- trs euergetir foreman. has had
charge q ihs uiL the entire time. VIA
tIe eAceptien o. about two months. wn.cA
~ sven; Ia California
The revival meeting at the Esp..st
church Attracted a large conRre gator.
Las. alr-, i.-vits the fact that a rs0pular
f1e@tsr aas showing a. the opera house.
Evangelist Mitchell preached one % h's
-lafa 'erisiic brrrons. AZ the close q
wAra TWO V=rs9Fs presented themselves
Z g l1e-5. 1e-s1ip ia she BAPTIST church.
Tas evsrrc.ls; ana MS singer went down
20 Sabine Lake toby or tn tpg Alice
Texas ~ ,he Size a the Ala mo" was
preec-+ec az The opeTa house last night &
,n= largest house cf the season. and all
who attended were delighted with the
usrfg--na-ca
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THE SOUTHERN STATES

BILOXI. Miss. Charles CrT
Young man. suicidei by Owning
In q well.
DONALDSONVILLE. LA III
OF Ernest Roger was crematea
which destroyed his home.
PENSACOLA-1ho report Of N|
perance committee OF the Bspl.
convention shows that eleven COZ
now under prohibition laws
FRANKLINToN. La.-L N. Vin]
prominent merchant while pis'a1
go TO bed, was shot through a
sixteen buckshot entering MS W
will likely die. No clew 10 Tue =
JACKSONVILLE, FLA. h. !
ana his wife have been arres'e.
murder Of William Il. George, ~
found in a ditch with his hes
severed from his body. Jealou''
motive assigned.
NEW ORLEANS-Edward 1s.i
has for some time been r9gsia' i
harmless lunatic, went mo us
the Central Manufacturing COMP
before 1t was suspected lha' ~ y,
harm had crushed the skuh y ,.s
Edward Won Eye, killing MI" =
with huge bar Of iron :.
BROOKHAVEN. Miss.--M's y
Siehles. who was found wanoss~'
London. Is known here as mn Hrs,
worst description. being wsa.ss
specializing in real estate anu Z,
no fixed habitation. living anoH' ~. ~.
houses. sleeping on old corn s1 y,
rags and living on cheese a,. "a
which she purchased as neea''
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AYHlEE4l-

T&TH-YCEK -Ci44'nRs TEXAS. January
~ S. Tote. Esq ana N.sa Settia
ram aars ra8r,1e3 A. tls baptist church
-s-w VS. ~ ~ G'clplk. Rev. q. 7. Simp-
ses ~. .44iEg
EFEhTER- KIko -- Be.Ygle. Texas.
faH.zFg H Hisz Bertha King of this
oig @fG Mf. DsnHls Carpenter Of iious-
ags 9Frs iaafrie9 ~ the Catholic church
~ Hs54s e@Gsy iAxt.
Efyfff KE-jDLDHAE-- Woodyille. Tex
sss gsEssry H. Married yesterday at the
Eea< n1sfsi 8sns Marie Goldman 10 Mr.
9sga IcysAss with Judge y y. Yves, Of
t'ae@aZ isDth parties arc from colmes.
ks}5
tfyt>EE- VILE Bryan, Texas, January
- &r cNnt0n FOies and tiiss a. r.
aey hess married Wednesday night az
's,s es~ea ~ the brides parents, at Har,
5~s Hss Mfiea east OF Bryan, Rev w. 4
Wfpe sfqslailng.
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CANDIDATES FOR COMMISSIONER

Cedar aByou. Texas. January AL
though very early for precinct candidates
r. announce themselves for the differeat
offices which this precinct afforis. several
have signihed their willingness 10 be-
come candidates but onlv orc has pub
licly announced as yet. Mr.. r. D. 2avalla
Of Lynchburg. one Of the most prominent
and well known democrats In this sec
ton OF the county, has declared himself
as a candidate for county commissioner
of precinct No. g. Harris county. 1t is
understood that Mr.. Howard Dunks. OF
Crosby the present commissioner, Is n
candidate for reelection. Both men are
very popular and have many friends who
will strive hard to place their men in
office
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OF the war. Il is one OF tie n
handsomest residences IN the ar
built by Judge Brenckcnbrs.ay
mantels. which were imported i,
rope, are of Carrara marble. a
caryatides. supporting shells rs|
Auw ers. 1t is a three story hos
basement. A square porch. Wit !
lars. fronts on Clay street. and 4
which opens into 4 large gsr.s|
nor;ico which rms The iensa
house. The portico is lnusually u
Is supported by large rouhs 4
reaching 10 the top Of the ss.cs|
II was from the top Of this psI
little Joe Davis, the presidents ia
fell and was killed in the irst val
war.
1t contains u large collection q
The De Reune collection Of Gsosri
has been donated. Is said to VI
in value Of all the collections n u
Other relics are the cap, gaunsl
sword Of General Lee, the plrrl
General Stuart's hat, the spysJl
by General Beauregard at the b
Manassas. and the collections r
various soldiers homes through
South. including the Lee Camp
Home collection. which embraces
dition to very many rare and mt
relics. the skin OF sionewall j
charger There are also many
scripts and private papers.
\ room will be allotted 10 eal
that belonged to the Confedsrs
II Will he expected TO contribul
The museum to which Charles B
Rouss Of New York contributes
may be combined with II, thos
matter will be settled by the @
OF the grand camp Of Confsce''
Grams appointed at Houston las
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BAIRD SAYS INFLAMMATION.

Luling, Texas, January l0-J. W. Baird.
the populist evangelist, who resides here
states that his party win make no fight
on the silver men but VIII amalgamate
with them whenever possible. Major W
q. Hutchinson of San Marcos is the gen
eral favorite among the populsts for gov
ernor. The campaign will be a red-hot one
In this section and many whom we never
before knew as politicians will take an
active part.
West Texas politics are different from,
those or the rest OF Texas. Out here "A
man passes for what he is--that Is, the
party has less TO say and friendship
counts for more than politics,
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THE STATE CAPITAL.
Reports OF Two Hundred Forfeitures Of
School Lands

Austin, Texas. january lo.-M Carter.
ESD, district attorney OF the Thirty-sec.
ond judicial district, is In the city to re-
port to the land department the judicial
forfeiture OF some 200 purchases OF school
land under the acts OF 1873 and 1881 in his
district.
W. Foniaine Of Alvin, formerly pro-
fessor OF Latin at the university. is in the
city visiting his many friends here.
MIR. A. j. Clopton. Governor Cumbersome
sionosrapher who has been IN bad health
for some time, has taken pneumonia
p Mrs. II. l.. Robertson and little dauyh.
tel formerly Of Tyler, have arrived IN
Austin, which Is TO be their home IN flu
ture.
The university regents viii meet here on
January H.
The Texas baseball league managers
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JEFF DAVIS HOME.
Nearly Ready to Open as a Conto5a-,.,
Battle Abbey.

Richmond, Va, January 1o-Tba o,s =,
t ,, DAVIS mansion is almost ready for
It's opening as permanent m,ss',no s sor
confederate relics. Within a few dsvs
D 1V G' anI reeeptlcn VIII begin, and Mrs
LAWS ana her daughter Miss Winnio
PAWS. will grace the occasion arsr win Az
ent, ""' be pres
os Inc ne house mouse was known during the war
If w vnu , W nse House Of the confeieracy.
was offered to Mr. Davis as "ry.'' ana
DAVIS declined to accept ii as a 81, h,i ,
No.. ts 20 make 1t his residence anr,n,.
, ms lifetime After It was given mn mn NE Nv.
10 '' p n,m,afy ss2mmander when he moved
school house until II was dora,a5 = as q
museum; large sum Of money has o hs sne
sNpended In improving the strpct,,,a 49,
1t has been made fireproof. "''"'e' ana
Inc mouse is Just as it was in tho a,vu
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THE wHATLEY CASE.
How 1t Is Regarded at the Homo OF the
Gentleman.

Huntsville. Texas. January i0,--The case
OF Major l.. a. Whatloy at Sartartia, Fort
Rend county. has attracted more than
ordinary interest here. where the major
IS so we'll and favorably known.
scrgeants for tho penitentiary service
are employed by the month and ostenslhly
for the wear, where the service is salts
factory, and because one happens 70 get
sick and unable to DO duty his pay is not
docked. This Is the policy OF the insutu-
lion, as learned from other officials than
Major Whatley Even II not the case,
there was clearly no intent To dctraud thc
state IN this instance. Tho arrest ana
trial has not affected the standing ~
Major Whatley for honesty and integrity
ono iota In this community.
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NEWTON NOTES.

Newton, Texas. January Sd, u. Pow.
ell, young man OF this place, got pretty
badly burned IN the face and on his arms
and ankles last Saturday night while fla
Ing 30 shoot an anvil.
Professor Horger has returned from hi
trip TO Hot Springs, Ark, where he Went
TO attend u teachers convention.
Deputy sheriff T. 4. Howard has gone
to the south end OF the county on bust.
mesa
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NDnWg0IANs IN BEE COUNTY

kseylije, Texas, January 1o,--A colony
~ 1eD Norwegian families arrived IN this
fpgnty last evening ana Jisembai1Sed
sfGa tho train AT Normonna, station
YEN miles north OF here.
Tho telephone line from BeeyiiIe 10 OAK
Vile VIII be completed today, so u in re-
ported, and the phones are expected 20 be
IN position by the early part OF next
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BURNED To death n rnss- on the Che
.Mzsrc plAr-acf5r xpdzy, he IVES suh3@r.
&c f,ts Hrd q ~ supposed ne haa ur4 a-
A.r E-l1 Il s7rTH way Sc. fire Il the
tgz1se Nj DIR else uHF with him a. shs
-f-ns -e14 Anldtrar and ~o1isauts were e.o-
tl-@$T consumed.
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FROM POST CORRESPONDENTS.

Fayetteville Texas, January lc' - Tho
weather is warm, and farmers arc bns>
clearing and blowing land for new crop
san Marcos, Texas, January a-F1ne
rains have fallen In this portion OF the
country. extending miles around the city.
Cotton Is coming IN very slowly, and mer-
chants are holding that on hand for better
prices: 1900 bales In the yards In town.
Eagle Lake, Texas, January lo.--The
farmers IN this locality are preparing for
a Zig cotton crop this year. Since the
holidays cotton IL coming In very slowly
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Y 7. F.EwFR1- go.

stz-lt;.. Ts,cgE sFlsGa-r Sc r F.e-s-u
o-urE MT groceries ssJaa l. 6e@1 G. .-Ss.
-n1zy 4 + El-ri-S--. -.lAfii,-iss. x.ssa
HsszlA ssssf Ts'ess-sDcss Tor SIX.
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pros ARE AHEAD.

whitney. Texas, January lo.--rhe cleo
ton returns IN the local option contest
today IN Whitncy precinct gives the pros
victory OF something over fifty. Two
boxes yst 10 report
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f'tiiK3esfafnz~ January se.-G~ene. SUI
5e-sss a c. a-se % the ls-rsss sxDo-rz-z
1z1c sr-lTn--srr hsgsSs Ct ans cir. 1Hler
TaGHs 14aEn.ntisx fss9 asw
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A STRONG CANDIDATE

McGregor Observer. =
II Is not known for certain !e sfi
Hon. w. s. Baker OF Wa'v
candidate for congress or Nv
should enter the race he VIII
candidate. indeed.
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r1-sHAN ERps

1-saeL. -EszsE- aEu1Er5 oldham 8rnf
alsa dssel q trast lssf rsrst 70 lew
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The Weekly Report Of the Ts1ss
Nssther Service.
A GOOD SEASON IN THE 6PouyD
and Farmers Wen Up Win Their Work.
Wheat Sand ts enSa--o"rresrona-
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tr1ro ~ f-.ialrrur. r.
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lsr - frte fra-s wrN ar. Tenn
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tle for ,sr,ofag TIE coolest wealth
- q fi.e .sssrl1. with maximum terupera-
tars ~ minimum y
Cc-ssrsus- J.. Gibson: Temperature.
f1az -nyin - minimum +. rainfall on two
Szys sfr1rs-t 81
fforlrtcf,-- JoaB 4 MeNasyh: Sugar dis
.rs~,s fs-f,ort 70 damage from late cold
sng f-esze Temperature. maximum z
ru3u t-nurs - rainfall, 20 on three days.
5--,.,,..,.-... c,e.y,,,,.,
INV ,o~.4 ,T..-or,era,,l-e maximum, ts
,f,.t.-l-.,,, q.
T,,.4--f- y Wool. 10 damage from
freeze. Tenn pf-rzture. ma xirnvn q, mini
t1.sl 80
Gr4psrine-W. J. Crowley The past
waek mas beer very cool and airy except
eu tire etH. when g. or rain fel!. But
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-11

Peoria, Ill. January .lN-Singer &
Wheeler, Incorporated, wholesale dealers
IN drugs, assigned this evening. Liahili-
ties $4,000; assets $50, ooA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-11

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