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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-29
THE DALLAS FAIR.
Arrangements Are Being Made for =
bigger Show.

bigger snow.
Dallas, Texas, September 2s.-ArrahHe-
ments for the opening OF the Dallas raw
which occurs October 16. are fast nearing
completion. Work on the buiioihes'
grounds and fences is about done ana tne
general appearance Is decided IMPROVE
ment over that OF the last few wears
Horses for the races are fast arr,v,nf
and a frst-class meet Us anticipated. upon
the whole, better class OF flyers than ever
came TO Dallas before will be present.
General Manager Sydney smith oil fhe
Fair Association saws the fair will omen
time and that it will be kept omen until
everybody in Texas has had an opportunity
TO witness It. Colonel Smith saws this vear
will be better and bigger than ever hefore
and the only shadow upon the Fairs pros-
poets rs the scare caused by yellow fever
He does not expect a single case to annear
in Texas however, and for that reason be-
lieves the attendance will be larger than
ever
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-29
Sheriff OF Hood County Dead.

Granbury, Texts, September 81 While
noon, Thomas Petty, sheriff OF Hood coun-
ty, was suddenly taken with severe
hemorrhage from the lungs. from which
he died In few minutes. Accompanying
him was a little son perhaps IA years old,
who says his father began coughing, the
blood running from his mouth and nose,
and in a very short time he fell out Of
the buggy just about this time negro
came along aud assisted the hoy In get
ting his father TO house nearby. lie was
buried at Lipan today, which wac the
place OF his residence before HIS election.
Mr.. Petty's health has been poor ever
since january, when he had a. acrious case
OF la grippe.
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returned. and brings epd news Of inhsr-
est. He was In the remotest parts Of the
county. where the fartions Of the late feud
live. and statea that the reports pre-
viousty sent out from there are greatly
exaggerated. The doctor, who Il 4 MAJ,
OF Intelligence and keen observer, says
there have been difficulties samc - IN
other localities. but everything sesms 70
be amtcahly settled He briugs glowing
accounts OF the crops and says the peo-
pie are prosperous this year.
The pecan crop Is enormous, which u
one OF the chief products. The pasturagc
Is file-cattie doirg well and hogs and
mast abundant.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-29
Improvement Mt Gidding..

Giddings, Texas, September 2S.-The
commissioners court met today in special
session, having for consideration the de-
linauent tax suits and the matter of leas-
ing the Lee county school lands located In
Dickens county.
Mrs. N NJ. Perkins. proprietress OF the
Perkins hotel. has begun the erection OF an
elegant modern hotel building and will re.
move the hotel TO her new property after
January /, 1898.
The carpenters are progressing rapidly
with the work on the new Methodist
church.
Tax Collector W. T. Heck has purchased
property in the northern part OF town 8nd
the carpenters are at work remodelins the
residence, which Mr.. Heck will occupy as
soon as the work is finished.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-29
Mummy Not Guilty.

Athens, Texan, September 2s.-The Jury
in the case OF Jim Murphy. charged with
tho killing of Poor Farm Manager CID
Taylor OF Navarro county about three wears
ago. brought In verdict OF not guilty to-
day. This case has been watched with
more than ordinary interest and the gen
eral public has sympathized with Murphy
all along.
A petition is being circulated TO petition
the governor to pardon Tom Murphy who
was convicted at the last term OF court az
an accessory in the kllllng OF Taylor and
sent to the penitentiary for seven years
the petition has about 1900 signatures Sc
far
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-29

Dallas. Texas, September zS.--At the
Joint meeting OF Dallas business men and
Dallas county farmers today tho Com
mereial club submitted proposition to
put new cotton buyers on the street. TO
store the farmers cotton. loan money on
1t, etc, the insurance and storage TO be
free OF cost to the farmer A meeting OF
the farmers Will be held tomorrow night
10 approve or reject this proposition This
action by Dallas bustness men 10 due to
I've boycott declared on Dallas by the cot
an growers. Every merchant in the city
has been aroused.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-29
MING stewart Case.

To the Editor OF Tho Post
Bryan. Texas. September 25.-The com :
munication of Commander J. T. Jamard
of John G.. Upton Camp. Huntsville. Texas
expresses my views exactly. While fail
TO comprehend the trouble between Dicl,
Bowling camp and Dr. Lignosk. / do
know 1t will. unless harmony prevails at
once. defeat the object In view. the relief
OF Mac Stewart, as there remains only a
few more days in which to raise funds
Tor his relief. This place (Bryaml has con
iributed s3S. which was raised In few
minutes, onehalf an hours work would
have raised 500.
have In my hands the $3S, which will
remit as soon az ! can learn who should
receive II. II. X Chatham,
Commander Camp j. b. Robertson. Bryan.
Teyac
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acciaentnI shanting.

Sherman. Texas. September 27.--An acci-
dental shooting occurred near Whitesboro
yesterday afternoon which Is likely 10 re-
suit IN the death OF the wounded man. Sam
Camp, negro working with the construc-
ton crew On the Joint track between
Whitesboro and Fort Worth. was carelessly
handling a pistol, when It was discharged.
the ball entering the lower portion OF his
back and ranging upward along the spinal
column His condition Is Drecarious and
II he should recover It is quite likely -
win BIO left in partial paralyzed condi-
tiDu
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New. From Guatemala.

Washington. September 2s,--Tho icga-
ton OF GuaomaIa has received the follow
Ing telegram:
Guatemala. September 27.--Revolution
broke Ofo on the 7th instant in San Mar
cos aud later in Quczaltcnango and other
i0wn- Thc port OF Ocas was recapturcd
by the government forces. The rebeis at
talked Tot1nicapan and were repuised
They are now concentrated in Quezalte-
mango. which will soon be besicged by
loyal forces"
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waa thought for time that the asl
hsld escaped, but an hour later, aft
polco had arrived, several shoteI
heard from the rear OF the house
then a single shot from Che top /
back stairway. APPEL was found
dead with q bullet through his brafs
where he had stood when he shot
The latter lived until s o'clock this
ing. He was 30 years old and unms
living with his two sisters. He fol
moderately wealthy some timo ago.
had boon in his employ, but about
months ago there was n falling o.
tween tho two and APPEL had freq
made thrcats toward his former emf
II Is said that he had an engaR
with one OF the Hotz female rel
which. had been broken OF, and TIKI
caused the trouble.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-29
WIN Send ventre Back.

Washington, September 2s.--It Ia prob
able that Joseph .vcntre the anarchist re-
oantly expelled from France, will be sent
back TO that country. United states Con-
sui General Mcguire, writing from Tam
pico. Mexico. says this action will likely
be taken by the Mexico authorities. Every
effort ito get Ventro into the United States
thus far has failed and II Ia believed the
Mexican officials will not longer tolerate
Ventre's presence In that country.
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,na.ion, condition Of soil and fertility ~
lsnu 70 be taken dnto Consideration hv tho
ailo,Iing agriculturists. All claims sv.,ns,
.n1 United states and ali other claims are
so ~ % r sunmitted to the United States senate
se,t;nS p .n,s Provision is made for tho
p,,rnoss s''y ~ Oh lands for school and church
oe1l, cosi oil or grazing or mineral leo .ses
=, any Kind; The new treaty. mes,s Il.
h pp,I ~, OF the Indians. but will be fcr,sht
in q, al nose owning town property or hev.
nation franchises In the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-29
burglars at GrecnviIIe.

Greenville, Texas. September 2s.-Some
thief vseited Editor Flnley's residence Sun
day night while the family were at church
and relieved him of $3.50 in cash and
fine pistol.
Burglars also entered Teagarden's book
store Sunday night and tapped the cash
drawer TO the amount OF $50. and also
got off with 81 belonging to ota Ward
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-29
THE LUETGERr TRIAL.
Defense In Now Putting Experts ON
the Witness stand

Chicago. September 2s--rhs battle be-
tween the experts has been begun, and
from now on there Will be denials thrown
at tho evidence OF the medical and chem
icai wire men who testified for the State
IN the Luetgert case. The defense put its
first witness In the expert limo ON tho
stand today ana he will be followed by a
lcig string OF others. The witness OF TO-
day was DR.. b. L. REESE, who bodied two
bodies ~ caustfc potash In tho vat In
Lte,gertr sausage factory and obtained
results different from those who boiled
bodies In caustic potash in behalf OF the
State.
Another witness OF today was Arma-
dale Opiyke. n peddler who testified that
long after the murder is said to have
been committed no saw Mrs. Luetgert in
the, neighborhood of GAINESVILLE. Wis. He
said that there was no chance OF his be-
ine mistsken end he Identified the photo
In the most positive manner.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-29
INDIAN LANDS.
Greeks Agree TO the Allotment OF tine
Lands.

Muskogee, 1. T.. September 2s.-Tne
Dawes and Creek commissions have con-
cluded treaty whereby the Creek Indians
agree to allotment and change In the'r
form OF government. Town sites are 70
De laid of where towns now exist ana
residents can secure title TO their town
property by the payment OF so per cent oil
an assessed valuation OF their lots. exclu-
sive Of improvements. Allotinents OF lou
aores each are to BIO made to every citizen
and all the residue Of Creek lands Is to bt
held or cold and the monev held as a fund
v eQualize the various allotments. the ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-29
A DALLAS RuMoR.
County Officials OF Texas Reaching
for Etnlcy's scalp.

for Finley's scalp.
Dallas. Texas. September 2S.--There " n
rumor afloat here that tho county Of
ficials OF this State, particularly the eher-
IFS. do not fancy certain rulings recently
made by Comptroller Finley and that they
propose to put up some one against him
before tho next State convention. Sheriff
Cabell OF this county. who Is not a candi-
date for reelection to his present office.
Is said to have been selected TO make tho
race against Mr.. Finley. He refuses to dis
cuse tho matter. however. but II is notice.
able that he has been mixing muchly with
the boys OF late, the conclusion being that
he is surveying the field and trying to find
out how the land lays
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-29
Working for Mac stewart.

Mckinney. Texas. September 27.-Active
measures are being prosecuted by j. w.
Throckmorton camp, United Confederate
Veterans, of this city, to assist in raising
the Mac Stewart fund. The follow ing prom
inent citizens compose its soliciting COM
mittee: j. c. Rhea, A. B. Mayes, T. G.
Boone and ex-Sheriff Williams Warden. A
meeting OF the camp was nell Saturday
evening to express the sentiment on their
old comrades case who is now languishing
I'm a Mexican prison, awaiting death.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-29

Fort Worth, Texas. September 2s.-The
s-year- old son OF Dr.. Shots Of GRAPEVINE.
this county. was seriously injured while
playing with a dynamite cap. which ex-
ploded. Three fingers OF one hand were
torn OF and the little fellow will lose one
~ his eyes,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-29

Glen. Texas September 2s. Jim Mallory.
working at gin in town. was seriously
but not dangerously cut by gin saws last
evening; ampUsation rot deemed neces-
sary.
Fire at stevsft's gin. three and one ali
miles from town. I'D but little damage.
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Crushed by n Hale of cotton.

Luling. Texas, September 2S.--fester"
day evening at Henry LEAFS farm. his son.
while unloading a bale OF cotton that he
had brought from tho gin. had II to iaAi
on him, crushing him 30 that his physi-
clan despalrs Of his life.
There are stil large number OF dengue
cases In the city.
Several Luling citizens were caught In
the Victoria quarantine. Among them IN
r. Kleinsusith. He phones that they arc
held with shotguns.
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DOUBLE TRAGEDY.
Murder and Suicide at San Antonio
Lasf Night.

San Antonio. Texas. September 2s.--Af-
ter mortally wpunding Julius Hotz. and
while his victim was still alive. Joseph
APPEL blew his own brains cut last night
The FIRST part of the tragedy was enacted
at midnight. APPEL between whom and
Hotz there mad been III feeling for some
time. entered the iatter's house. on Mitch
ell street. and climbed up the back stairs
70 the bedroom Of Hotx who was aroueAd
and came to the window. APPEL ared cace
through the bl.nds and sent = bullet INTO
rsssinr t6roueh the iaoSSS sS7 21Sc'5 A.
H. 6Sdy = ~ MT sSouA1s9 80
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-29
A Pastor Called.

Mckinney, Texes. September 21.-Mem-
bers of the Presbyterian church of this
city held congregational meeting last
evening for the purpose of calling n pastor
As result Rev. Mcmillan OF Aqua. Ga,
was extended the call and will preach his
initial sermon next Sunday.
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eands. Some reports have 6sea ciscu,atoa
that becansc Of ne yellow fever oQofe
October and william j. Bryan vOnid
not attend on that date. A dtspAtch ~
ceivcd from Mr., Bryan says ne will cer-
tainly b ~ NAshville on that date and
WIN bring with him all the Ncbraakann
ne can muster The bryan reception COM
mittce and the exposition reception corn.
msttcc are workiu8 IN unison % make No.
hrNAkA Day great event. Low ruton
have bean granted By railroads ana tAo
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-29
INJUNCTION AGAINST ELECTION.
Ants Want Another Chance to Over
throw Prohibition.

Sherman, Texas. September 27-At the
last session OF the county commissioners a
petition was presented asking for local
option election at Van Alstyne. and was
granted. October 6 was set for the hold
ing OF said election. AT once certain par
ties set TO work 10 have the order an
nulled. Their action took the form OF an
Injunction. which was this morning per-
petuated by Judge Bliss in the district
court. Defendants gave notice OF appeal
10 the court OF civil appeals The Van
Alstyne precinct is now under the pro-
bihston law and the parties asking for the
election TO be held are known TO be ants
and those enjoying the said order are
ayowed prohibitionists. This case promises
to be warmly contested by both parties
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-29
BRENNAN BUDGET.
Explosion OF = Lamp-Real Estate
Transfera.

ExplosiOn OF = Hampstead Estate
Transfers.
Brenham Texas. September 9S-The e.
plcsion OF a lamp at the residence Of Mr..
NJ. i. Glenn this morning At o'clock came
near burning the residence and damaged
the furniture and household goods to the
extent of 800 or more.
Following 10 the list Of reel cstate trans
fers recorded In the county clerks office
for the week ending Tuesday evening.
September rs, 1897
Martin Slusarsewskl and wife to Gulf,
Colorado and Santa Fe Railway company.
one lot in Branham; $1,000.
ona l.. Eddins to Gulf. Colorado and
Santa Fe Railway company, one lot In
Brenham: $500.
Mrs. Sarah c. Lusk to Augustus Murray,
eighty five acres Elizabeth Gordon league:
$3.50.
7. Schulz and wife to Fred II. II. Hodde.
III acres in Washington county; $375S.
Frank Randle ct al to J. NJ. II. Randle,
twenty-acres Nelson Smith league; $500.
Gottlieb Meier and wife TO Theodore
Boortz, sixty-fcur acres Perry Square
league; $500.
s b. Pier and wife to John Frahhch.
twenty acres Joel Lakey league: $40.
Val Struwe To MIS-. H. y. klaeden, In
terest In one lot in Brenham; $40.
w. ii. Billingslea to NJ. Endel. fifteen
acres Joseph Harbour league; $3.50.
Mrs. Il. a. klaeden ct al to o. l.. Ed
dine. ono lot In Brenham: $500.
Lucie Seeltrorst aud husband to Martin
ogrodowicz. sixty-six acres James Walker
LEAGUE: sl12s.
The following marriage licenses were Is
sued for the week ending Tuesday. Sep
TENDER rs:
Thomas Washington and Georgia Hub
bard.
John Elliottc and Hattie Hanks
J. s. Smith and Aimee Psvoto
Lewis Graves and Delphia Hubert
One OF the printers OF the Press, shar-
Ing In the fright OF yellow fever thought
he would put on Sub" and take a lay
on With that end In view hv telegraphed
another printer at Caldwell to come down
| and work for him. Following rs tho reply.
Caldwell, Texas, September 2s.--Can't
come; ! start for Seattle Saturday night
Goodhy. q. H. Roswell
Rev. +. p. Newsom will commence A pro.
tracted meeting at the Methodist church
| next Sunday. He will be assisted by Rev
John II. Green OF LaGrange, Texas. Mr.
Hemphifl OF Sherman will direct the music
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-29
JUDGE REAGAN RETURNED.
TAX ROLLS FILED

The following tax rolls were received By
the comptroller today. showing valuations
as follows: Clay county. s4.9o5,215: de-
crease. $256.ol3 Kinney countw, sl,iS2.-
525; decrease, s13S, 629.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-29

Austin. Texas. September 2s.-The ruiins
Of the State text book board providing
that all bidders must deposit $500 with the
State treasurer as a forfeit 10 compel full
filimcnt OF contract WAS construed today
by State Treasurer Workman TO mean
cash. and no certified checks will be re-
celxnd.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-29

Mckinney. Texas, September 27.-Tbe
following delegates were elected last even
ing 10 represent the First Baptist church
of Mckinney at the State convention to
convene in Templa October 8: J. p.
Crouch, DIR. e. e. King, ] w. Webb, II.
II. Crouch. Professor j. Dodsoi, J, II.
Ball, Captain J S Doaell. Mrs II II.
Crouch. Mrs. DR.. T. w. Wiley will rep
resent the Ladies' Aid society.
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Mr.. Bailey Resting Up.

Gainesville, Texas. September 27.-Hon-
Joseph W. Bailey has moved to his COM
Portable home about three miles west OF
csrnesvills. where he will spend the tir.'e
Tustioating and recuperating until conSrcss
oonyenes again.
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RELIGIOUS NOTES.


Jefferson Texas, September 27.--The
Holiness meeting is holding on yet, Large
crowds attend every service, and numbers
have professed conversion. The building
could not hold the crowd in attendance last
night.
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6 I Mane,te. Liverpool s, J; July .,l:., = .
MARINE NOTES.

The Morgan steamship Eel Mont
today. Unless the quarantine ]
Houston IL raised within the =
days she will not be abao to ipa
cargo. which consists principally
ron, and comes here by barges III
ton. There are two Morgan ship
and two due this week.
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piphthcria at Ledbctter.

Ledbetter, Texas. September 2s.-Pet'
the young son Of Mr.. l.. c. Rummel. has
been sick for several DAYS; this morning
the attending physician pronounced his case
diph,heria; this, added to the yellow fever
scare. has almost demoralized the town.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-29
COTTON Ginner. Injured.

Denning. Texas. September 2S.-While
lacking cotton in the cotton press at w. P,
Freemans gin here today Frank Murphy
and his son Ben were seriously injured nv
the follow block and screw pin falling on
them; the block and pin had broke loose in
some way without them noticing 1t upon
entering the press. Their injuries are in
the head and about the shoulders and are
not thought TO be serious.
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u. Y. y. U. DeIegates.

Sherman, Texas, September 2.-The
local Baptist Young Peoples Union at
whitesboro yesterday appointed delegates
10 attend the county Baptist Young Peo-
pies convention TO be held at Whltesborc
on October /. The Sunday school mass
meeting held at that place yesterday was
a grand success. ADDRESSES we're deliver
ed by Hon. b. l.. Jones. Professor @. l.,
Adair, John Omohundro and Dayton b.
Staad
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Richmond. Texas. September 2s.-Mark
Phillips, an industrious negro farmer. was
shot In the left side, neck and shoulders
by another negro His wounds are not Sc
ricus as a shotgun loaded with small shot
was the weapon used.
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united states ConvIcfs.

Dallas. Texas, September zs'--ohil'a
states Marshal r. NJ. Love OF Dallas w'h
leaye for the Federal house OF correction AT
petroit tomorrow with eight men. who wer'
convicted for various offenses at the recent
term of the United States court at fort
worth. Among them Is Herschel T. smith
ex-eity recorder OF Fort Worth. who was
ed of forgery.
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-29

Rio Grsnde City. Texas. September g.
Jesus Guerra. the last and most despcr-
ate OF the Cara revoiutionists, was
rounded up and captured this morning at
Roma by Deputy United States Marshal
y. Norris and Sheriff w. w. Sheeiy.
Guerra was one. Of the principal leaders
in the raid on San Ignacio. Mexico. on
December 10. 1899. Guerra was arrested
In Isqt
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jefferson. Texas. September 27.-Fed-
eral court. presided over by Judge Bryant.
convened IN the Federal ,ourt here this
morning. A large number OF strangers are
here In attendance upon the court
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child Killed by a Train.

Harwood. Texas. September 2S'-Nerhon
walker. child about 10 wears old son o'
ID. j. walker working at the depot for me
southern Pacific railway. was run over nv
a train this morning and both legs cnt or
ne died at 1880 D. m. No blame ia at
tached to the train crew.
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Richmond. TEXAS. September
william Benson case set for tomps
called and went to trial At $50 o,
caae win likely consume two day
week.