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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-04
Residence burned Near Drcnham.

Brennan, Texns, November 3.--About 10
O'Clock Tuesday night the residence Of Mr..
Andreas Bulls burned at Salem. five miles
southwest OF Brennan. The household was
awakened - the smoke. and found the
kitchen in a bright blaze. The flames
spread so rapidly that practically nothing
was saved, two beds and chair or two
being all that could be gotten cut before
Il grew too hot 10 20 Into the house. Mr..
Bulls has some insurance IN the Washing
ton County Farmers Mutual Fire Insur-
ance association. the exact amount of
which could not be learned, but 1t is not
thought that It will exceed $1,000, even IL II
Is that much. The fire 10 thought 10 have
originated from the Kitchen fuc.
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ARRESTED AT ROSENBERG.
Young MIN Gets Caught Trying 40
Work u unuk.


Richmond, Texas, November ga young
man giving his name as J. b, Davis of Bel
ton, Texas. was arrested at Rosenberg last
night by Sheriff Rich OF Wharton and Dep
uty Sheriff smath OF this place and placed
In jail here ON the charge of attempted
fraud. Yesterday Davis. who Is young
man, lis alleged to havo sent a telegram 10
u Wharton bank instructing II to send him
s2G5 aud signing tho name of r. b. Huston
The latter 10 a prominenu business man
Of that place and happened to be In tho
Sheriff Rich ut once wired over here to have
the man arrested and came over himself
on the next train. dummy package nlso
came from ~ bank. but while the officers
were sporting the man and waiting for him
TO call for IL he took fright and skipped out.
He was chased TO Rosenberg. where he was
captured. He will be given an examining
trial before Judge McNabb tomorrow.
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TO CONTROL THE PRICE.
Appeal TO the Cotton Planters Of
America 10 Organize.

Appear TO the cotton Ptuntcrs OF
America 10 Organize.
Bowie, Texas. November S.--Cottob
Planters camp. No /, of Montague county,
has issued the following appeal to the cot
ton planters of America:
We, the cotton planters of Bowie. Mon.
tague county, Texas, knowing that the
present price, of cotton ARE below the cost
OF production, and Furthermore knowing
that the present prices will bankrupt every
cotton planter In the United states In Il
short time, deem II our duty TO organize
for the purpose OF lettering our condition
and obtaining better prices for our cotton
in the future than we are getting at pres
CT. Therefore We appeal to every cotton
planter in the United States to organize In
every school district In the cotton belt
and consider IL our duty to urge them TO
get together a. once In order that State
and county organizations may be formed.
and that We may hold a general convention
Of cotton planters not later than December
or January next for the purpose OF devlsing
ways and means whereby the planters can
control the price OF cotton In 1898, and also
consider other great and important meas
ures In regard 10 cotton growing.
w. II. Meloney. President.
W. A. Cunningham, Secretary.
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Temple. Texas. NovemhAr "A peculiar
CAGE OF dispute has arisen In the Mcdowell
cornet and uniform, which promises to go
into court and determine the right OF a
musical organization to go into voluntary
partnership and own property Jointly
George NJ. Gresham who played b-fat cor
net, withdrew from the band last week and
took with him the cornet and band uniform
which he had been using, The other mem
bers got out writ OF soqueetrntion and
search warrant and sent an officer after
the property They claim the property was
given the band collectively by the citizens
and not individually. Gresham claims he
has a part. right and title TO the property
and claims this 40 his part. The case will
20 into court and be settled.
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BRENNAN FIELD ARTILLEav.
The Organization In "a Healthy aud
Prosperous Condition.


Prosperous Condition.
Brennan. Texas. November 3.-The
Brennan Field Artillery had an inspection
Tuesday night. There were some thirty
odd members present, ard Major a. Har-
rison and Captain d. Schmid conducted
the inspection. after which an excellent
lunch was discussed Other matters were
discussed also, all OF which were for tho
upbuIlding Of the company so as TO make
II the largest organization Of the kind In
the State. committee consisting OF
Lieutenant II. II, Schultz and Corporal
Ernst Eyereberg was appointed TO 10 to
Bellvlle and organize a detachment there.
II was stated that several Bellville people
had been spoken to about organizing a
branch OF the company there and II In
thought there will be no difficulty In doing
So One OF the gatling guns win be fur
nished the Bcllyilio detachment. In
Guiding the burton detachmt mt the COM
pany now numbers about sixty men rank
ard file and II is expected that before the
next encampment the membership will
have Increased to double that. Seytray APP
plicauts were admitted TO membership
Tuesday night. A committee cnsisting Of
Sergeant Thso. schirmach Adjutant II. q.
Langhammer and Private a. b. w lliams
was appointed to procure a larger hall for
AN armory. Captain Schmid was added to
the committee.
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THE post's branch office II, C1a1veaton y
AZ tho Trcrnont Motel vrhere' tt.u,s - nsueS
subscrIntionn and advertiscmrnts v,llI ~
raceivcd 4 XIII ~ ~ I ~ q -,
"ivcs'oh, iexHs' -SovemoT = w
Young men, well known In this city, had
arranged for prizc fight 10 occur Monday
.vx,n,,,c A. ,.n.,, h.,l ,r,.,oa ~ ,,rrr,
49, - = -. 80 !. -
Trent street OF Saivtetoh. nut tne vigilance
OF the police prevented tho meeting. The
younp mon nre clever boxers. and had they
-,-..,s,. 49,,
'.s' se'ss eo"s'ss "'"''. 40 -
ed They are also In love with a mh'dens
and II was because Of this that the battle
was arranged
...
ring was p''cnou ani III 'ne ''S'eesa's
prize fight paraphernalia was on Land
There were boxing gloves, towels bottles
,n,,o,ntng ia nscsssarv refreshmen..-
7-,--- n.
IN tact, all the aoluhcN Unnecessary "
first class encounter had been provided BY
tbo fr,cnis of rho intanded particiuants.
~, ,...l.,, IA = n,,.,a, e,.r.
'"' Wv pi'"on~'s VIZ
one who was on the INSIDE notiiieu the po-
lice that a battle would occur aud two Of
ficsra were aatailed 10 kan N sharp lookout
:, ...,... - -, j. ,,.,u ~,
"A' u q" "''o'p. ""' ~ -
| fight TO arrest all persons concerned.
Eight O'Clock was the hour set lor tue
encounter, The police We're on me OUTSIDE
awaiting the appearance oil the principals,
but they failed TO Show UP uhtii neaIy
midnight the police remained on the scene:
| One OF the persons who had been inviieu
TO view the baltic told reporter to-day
that nearly $50 had been sNpenaeu LOT .ne
l
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TERRELL TOPICS.
bar Electric Light Franchise
MN rNpu fn NJ Ins

par Electric Light Franchise
(SvarGrd to VI. \. joy.
Texas. November 3.-Tbe city
Is granted the electric light fran
dr. NJ. A. Joy for "a term of Atty
: agrees to furnish the city four
on Moore avenue free OF cost,
} fire alton. one at the mayors
to light up the city hall for all
|herings pertaining to the school.
NV escape from tire occurred in
Pone office yesterday, but 1t was
Ped with light damage.
pnty teachers destitute Is an.
BY Judge John vesey to meet IN
Dece rnber II and ~.
coleman OF the Free Methodist
III preach In the Methodist Ep $,
Prch South Sunday. and will
Pie services few days.
pone man who FIJI about twenty
Pom q telephone poe. first str k
faing and then the ground. was
D have received fatal Injuries, but
believed he will recover. The
pc Is Holt.
y. X Bnmrass Is ALREADY in the
pt is stated, for rsprese NATIVE
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

At the Tremont--C. a. Aiken. San An
CELLO, u. Humphrey. Cleburne: n. D. White,
city; G. s. Pawkett, Huntsville; w. W. Mil
Ter, Fort Worth T. p. Shelton, CINCINNATI;
/. Leopold, New York; J, w. Allen. Dallas:
Walter Oldfieid. Boston; ]. p. Moore, New
York r. J. Coggix. Houston: Carey Shaw,
Columbus; Thomas A. Mckee, represent.
Ing Thomas Keenc; j. w. Kuhen. Fort
Worth: Il. J. Fry, Marshall; e. L. Adams.
st. Louis; u. s. Flint. city; II. w Dlckey,
st. Louis: w. II. Felps. ST. Louis: 4. r.
Spencer, Kansas city; Captain A. Wldders.
IT, d. Seaborne SIS Sirona.
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DAMAGES AWARDED.

Commissions In the suit OF the Port Ar
thur Channel and Dock company VS. c. T..
Crary to condemn q right OF way for the
proposed deep water channel today award
ed Mr. Crary damages in the sum OF s22oi,
on the ground that the ohgnnel right OF
way would consume 1913 $40 acres Of
ground. The case will now be carried into
the courts and may 20 10 the United States
supreme court II not settled satisfactorily
to both parties In some lower court
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NOTES.

Ben II, Cain OF Tyler was in the city
today on business with the court Of civil
appeals,
Mr. II. s. Flint returned home today AZ
ter an absence Of six months, spent In New
York City and the East.
George Horst, proprietor OF the fremont
hotel, is expected home Saturday from an
extended business trip through the North.
The Torepaugh and Sells Brothers circus
IN billed to be here on Monday. November
20. 1t will b. the first circus Texas has
had this season.
Morrison & rourmy, city directory pub
fishers, have begun work on new direc-
tory for Galveston. They put canvassers In
the field the first Of the week and VIII push
the work as rapidly rs possible.
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Tri-stnte Press Conyention.

Dallas. Texas. Noyembsr 3.--T,ditor r. p.
I3aillo chairman of the committee appoint
ed at the recent meeting OF the Texas Press
association to go to Eureka Springs. Ark.
the Missouri and Arkansas Press associa-
thons and arrange q joint meeting OF the
three organizations at Eureka Springs next
May. said TO The Post correspondent: II
want every member OF the committee TO BIZ
In Dallas not later than the night Of Mo-
yember lG II will be better II the COM
mittec membere reach here on November
15.' The committee IL composed OF II. IS.
Baillo q Cieburne, w. ID. Cox Of Temple,
d o. Lively OF Fort Worth. u, g. Murray
of Denison and W. r. Ncale OF Dublin.
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SCHOOL poARp- MEETING.

The city school board held It's regular
monthly meeting Monday night and sue
ceeded in etfec,ing compromise in the
disposition Of the State school fund due
the children in the territory which has
lately ,becc4ne part of beaumont. This
territory was in school district 3 before
1t became part OF the city and the trus-
tees had expressed the intention of claim
ing for the district all the money that
was due II from the State before the cor
p5rate limits were extended so as 20 enf-
brace a goodly PARTON Of the district,
Trustees Kerr and Lewis met with the
city board, however. and after considerable
discussion 1t was decided that the city
could have the school fund money to which
the Calder addition children were entitled
to. while district S would retain the ap-
portlonment to what Is known as Railroad
addition.
The board elected Miss irene Fuller a
supernumerary, approved bills, transacted
considerable routine business and ad-
journed
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Frelsburg, Texas, November 3--The
seat and euchre tournament given In
Moeckle's hall had very large attendance.
Fifteen tables were occupied by players,
divided five for scat and ten for euchre.
The prizes were awarded rs follows. Scat
prizes-Mr. A. Meyer and MI. j.. Lake,
first; Mr. II. Keeper, second; MIR. +. Dor
brite third he being the most unlucky
player, Tho cuchrc prize was awarded to
Mr. ]. Scherz and Mr.. ID. Halmann. There
would have been d large crowd Put u rain
which fell Saturday night kept many play
crs from coming. A bail given in the even
ing was we'll attended.
The public school opened November ,
with George G, Simmons az principal. Fifty
three scholars were enrolled
The Southern Telegraph company is ex-
tending it's lines to OUT town and II Ii ex-
pocted that II Will reach here In about u
month.
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A LOCOMOTIVE WRECKED.

the rails at the Texarkana and Fort Smith
crossing in the suburbs of the city last
night and was so badly wrecked that It
will have to 20 to the shops for repairs,
Wrecking of this engine seriously Grip
pied the Gulf and Interstate They had
meme other available and as a result their
passenger train which should have left
here at 500 o'clock this morning did not
leave. Local officials secured another en-
CINE at noon today ana train left for
Galveston at o'clock this afternoon.
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|EMENT OF LIABILITIES
Against Meade & Walton
Company Of Granger.
AZ ASSIGNMENTS WERE FILED.
Are for small Amounts ms "a
City hank of sherman Case
Not Yet Decided.

Is TEXAS November 3.-The fol-
80 - ~ ,,ah;,,t,es
Z iui' s.a''n'e'' " 80 /,
Heade 4 walton company An IN
|of The stock is being taken and a
\. vii, ba ready IN n few DAYS. Ii
-, .,,,os,,,o,.
pt tnal tne asse's wiz appioA'iia'e
han Bros. &c <Schafrer. ST. Louis,
[w,,,,o pr.ro, q Ncco,l,,in 81
$3.50 ,,
|izo.oo. Domesuc SEWING 'hac'i'iie
Il 5000: Hayadine- Mckittrick
Has comnany. ST. Louis. s2566 IS:
a, xa,,on Z, ~ ch,oago ss9o IN
1 ~ No. so5 -. - ~
800, $780, ss,a. cah,,,,,.r q
pany s.ecs5 $500 A 49,.
,.s,,s,. nav,on nh,a 600 ~
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Judge Harris DisauniiGc-I.

Fort Worth, Texas, November Son
Friday OF the present week Judge Edward
Gray of Dallas will cit OH the bench in the
Seventeenth district court instead Of Judge
Harris. The .constitutionalty of the city
FAX laws VIII he tested by Judge Gray dur
ing his sitting. Judge Harris. on account
OF heing a property holder. Is disqualified
from hearing any Of these tax cases.
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THE DATE SETTLED.

The Rev. W. N. Watts, pastor OF the
mental In securing the consent Of the Rev.
Sam Jones to conduct q religious revival
in Beaumont. today informed The Post
correspondent that he had Just received a
letter from the great evangelist announc-
ing that he would begin his Beaumont
meeting on Sunday, November 81. The
Rev. Jones will find every arrangement
perfected for the success OF the meeting,
The auditorium has been supplied with
comfortable benches. monster choir viii
be organized Immediately aud all the rail-
roads running Into Beaumont Will soon
have out Flyers announcing the meeting,
as well as reduced rates TO Beaumont on
account of the big event.
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wharton Religious note.

Wharton, Texas, November 3.~-The Cath
olics of Wharton were favored by n visit
from Rev. Father Mcsorley OF Liberty yes
terday The reverend father has Just re-
turned from Matagorda county. where he
has been defeating new church ut the
prosperous Polish settlement OF st. Fran
ccsyille. From him The Post man learns
that in February next Bishop Gallagher Of
Galveston will visit WHARTON.
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WRONG NAME.

Carelessly The Post correspondent re-
ported that the Russian bark Elida had
been libeled by the Consolidated Export
Lumber company when the action against
the vessel was filed by the Calcasieu Elk
port Lumber company. The two companies
are in the snme business, but the head
quarters Of the former is in Beaumont,
whilc the latter, with Mr. @. A. Eppins
as manager 10 domicied in Lake Charles.
The Consolidated people say chat just at
present there is no vessel at Sabine Pass
under charter by their company.
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Imhnden Acnuitteh.

Fort Worth. Texas, November S,-The
Jury in the Imboien forgery case returned
verdict OF acqusttal after being on, four
days The jury etood eleven for aequi'tal
ntsd Oh, for conviction for that length Of
time. but finally the juror holding out for
. conviction came over ard 1mboden was
given his liberty.
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Deed OF Trust.

/. Texas, November 81. w.
loing a drug business on the south
be railroad, fi,e1 a de. d Of trust
;. Kindred as trustee. The Alsin
bank and Houston Drug COM
preferred. Other creditors are 10
no rata If assets fail short; other
ull. Assets and liabilities yet un-
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Plan ron AN AMpuLANCE.

The Evening Tribune has started move
incnt for hospital ambulance, and consld-
erablc interest has been manifested Tho
subscriptions to the fund now amount TO
more than $500 and Is growing day by day.
The police patrol Is now used for convey
ing patients to the hospital ind II ia found
unsatisfactory In many ways physician
Glways accompanies the ambulance and VIII
BIZ prepared to render the untortunates
whatever immediate attention they may re-
quire.
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An Attachment Run.

bge. Texas, November S.--Tne
Schmeitzer company Of San An
BE filed suit against kahlick &
)r s590.92 on open account and have
the stock conveyed by bin OF sale
Blaschke, notice of which APP
} The Post today.
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HOTEL OPENED.

Major Bgood. general manager OF the
Sabine Land and improvement company.
came UP from Sabine Pass this afternoon
and reports that the future great has
taken Oh new life since subsistence OF tho
yellow fever agitation. He says the new
Windsor hotel under the management OF
Colonel Furlong, is now open and the new
town is prepared to take care OF all visi-
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verdict for the city.

Waco, Texas, November 3 -In the case
Of Dave Williams against the city OF Waco,
suit for $4,000 damages for injuries received
in fall from a bridge the jury returned
verde, for the defendant Williams is
q negro boy ard was laid up for year
by the fall. but the Jury attached no blame
10 The city.
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Georgctoyvn GiennInas.

Georgetown, Texas. November 3.---Neariy
the whole South End addition OF this place
was sold at public sale yesterday under
foreclosure proceedings and was bought for
$4,000 by Judge Hughes.
Cards are out announcing the MARRIAGE
Of Miss Beth Foster and Rev. 3. J, Rucker
at the residence OF DIR. Foster; also Mise
Anita peaslee. and Rev. J. a. Chaliener ~
the First ccf ,Man church. Both mar
riages are axe place November y.
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saloon Assigned.

lrt. Texas. November Sat mid
lst night d. P. l.. Guess. the
y the saloon business which has
b for years by II. NJ. Kent, and
IS Rents saloon, made an assign
i the benefit of creditors, to b,
the order named: 4. d. Storey,
n. Thompson, S235; !. A. Giiesen-
70; Nix & Storey. 500; Hough o.
son, si02l.40. s. b. Swearingin
bed as assignee. No list of as
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Wnco rIoxvcr Show.

Waco. Texas, November 3.--Grand prop
aratiens are being made by the Waco
Floral society for their annual dover show.
which opens next week There will be mn
interesttng contest among the florists all
over the State fer tho prizes. a STATE
aural society will be organized during
the show
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EuLoGIzED CARNEGIE.


HIS Library, which WAS
iiven 90 Piftsburg.
p, Pa. November s.-The train
Resident Mckinley and party arr
Pc Union station al ii:i5 o'cock
fns- The arrival OF the train
FED by a salute OF forty-aye
/ presidential party was estorted
Pidence OF W. n. FIew u tire
All along the route the prssi-
greeted with cheers. which he
Eed by frequently removing his
Kinley and the lsdi;s ia tn
pinned 10 the tran. wh'eh was
nsdy Side. where they we're net
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Postal TeIcgrnnh suit.

Dallas, Texas November s.--The suit
of the Postal Telegraph company VS.. the
Texas. and Pacific Railroad company for
right of way along the latter's line from
Dallas to Fort Worth, is now in the hands
OF the Dallas county commissioners. 1t is
expecied to be decided and the award
made known tomorrow.
President McLeary OF the Postal com
,,anyf says tho line from Sherman to
DAllss will be completed within five days.
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Fort Worth. Texas. November 3.--Wln-
field Scott. f. b. Harold. Robert McCart
aud C, II, Bencine OF this city have or
ganlzcd for the purpose of building large
cotton Gil mill at Brow'nwood. Most Of the
capital is furnished by Fort Worth people.
Brownwuod expects that cotton receipts
VIII amount 10 $4,000 bales this season,
while the pecan business will be the largest
known In the history OF that country.
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..signmcnt AID Yonl.um.

IN, Texas, November 3.-Alex
manager of 1.-THE Globe" doing
is business on Grand avenue, made
hment November D for the benefit
bred creditors, naming p. M. Ia
this city as assignee. Liabilities
te $3.50; assets not known.
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LaGrnngc LIaht Guard..

regular monthly meeting of the LaGranse
Light Guards last night resolution was
passed thanking the ladies for their Ell
forts in getting up the entertainment iof
the benefit Of the Guards. from which they
realized $40. II was also decided TO give
ball IN the near future. prCbaibly Thanks
giving night. and committees were ap
pointed TO make arrangem n.s for SINE.
An cxhibitI.n drill will be given By The
company on the same night and 1t Is tx-
pected that they will acquit themselves
crediiabiy Jas the boys have bsen drilling
regularly since their organization.
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Fonnd Hanging 10 a Tree.

Kenney. Texas, November 3.--A party has
just arrived looking for justice Of the
peace to hold an inquest over Guadalupe
Nemiere. German about SO years of age.
He was working for Mr.. Fred Finally. about
three miles north OF KcuneY. and was
found about 3 o'clock this evening hanging
TO limb Of tree dead.
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FaiIed to MaterlaIise.

Bryan. Texas, November ga wagon
train Of farmers from Leon county ar
rived here thia morning bringing eighty
bales OF cotton. They say the farmers
have done their part. but the Mckinley
wave OF prosperity failed to materlalize.
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rsicann Je,yelcr As.ignr.

hna, Texas, November 3.--M.
IA, jeweler, flled q deed OF trust
aiming p. c. Townsend as trus-
Utilities $4,000 Home creditors
pnount OF $500 are clasieI first.
ii estimated.
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nnnk OF shern,nn case.

IN, Texas. November 2..--rhe City
fgnee- receiyership case is digging
the district court. occupying the
ttention with long and tedious
of numerous witnesses.
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Texas. November s.-Mr. C. u.
h, a merchant OF this city. has
Testament for the benefit otScred-
creditors are Preferred TO tle
u about $1,000.