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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-12
ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS.
Speculation Concerning the Appoint
i've OFFICES Now in Progress.
HELD ON THE CHARGE OF MURDER.
WIN Lucas Required to Give Five
Thousand Dollars Honda Bur-
glars Successful Haul.

Galveston, Texas, June 1O.-Tbe citv
council held meeting this afternoon and
oahVassed the election returns. the result
eelns IN accordance with tho accounts pub
lished Tuesday morning Tho new council
VIII organize next Monday evening and
VIII proceed TO receive nominations for
various city officials. As Mayor Fly and
sN OF the twelve aldermen succeed them
selves 1t is not believed that there will
ho many changes in the official family.
ont nevertheless there is great deal of
speculation as to the several Offices. In
terest centers chiefly in the recordershlp
ana in the captaincy of the police depart
lheht Judge Marsene Johnson has twice
before been appointed by Mayor Fly. Two
months since ho resigned to take his wife
10 san Antonio for her health The unex.
pred term was offered to Judge Il. NJ.
franklln. whd In 1895 was an applicant for
the position. but he declined it for bust
ness reasons The appointment was then
rendered 10 Mr. Mare Mcf.emore who had
previously served part OF term as re
corder by appointment of Mayor Fly, and
he accepted it, Now the knowing oncs
are divided az to which Of these three men
VIII receive the appointment next week
the mayor has the appointive power end
tho council has nothing whatever to do
with it.
With the police department 1, is differ
fnt. Thu polic' commission must nominate
and thu council confirm. The knowing ones
are again divided Many OF them think
Chief Jone' will succeed himsel. whilo with
D hers eN-Chef OF Police Jordan, ex-Sher-
III Dirks, Captain Joe owens and Mr.. Dan
Mcbride are favortcs.
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A DOMESTIC TRAGEDY
a YOUNG MAN PROTECTED HIS
WIFE's MOTHER.
Killed Her Husband Rather Than
Let Him Get Into the House
Where She Was.

Dallas, Texas. June ia sensational
domestic tragedy took place this afternoon
at the home OF Collin NJ FORBES Oak
street aud Castor avenue. John Redman
was shot twice by Forbes in the right
side OF the face the bullets coming out at
the back of the head. and in the right side
OF the body, the bullet passing through the
lungs Redman was taken 10 the city
hospital and Forbes proceeded to the city
jail, where he surrendered and was locked
up. Redman died between and 10 o'clock
tonight,
Forbes married the stepdaughter of Red
man Today's tragedy is the sequel OF al
legged systematic cruel treatment by Red
man of his stepdaughter and her mother.
According to the statements of the two
women, Redman has frequently beaten
them when intoxicated Ne was a carpen-
ter by trade. and formerly contractor OF
good position Dissipation ruined him and
made him violent to his family year
ago he was alleged TO have nearly killed
his stepdaughter with knife. and was
indicted but had not yet been tried.
week ago he is alleged TO have tried TO
kin his wife with Ratchet and she fled
10 her daughters home for protection. He
followed her there yesterday and tried TO
beat her but was driven away. When he
attempted to enter the house 10 use vo-
lence again today, Forbes met him at the
dcor, and, rather than LEI him enter. shot
him TO death
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SEARCHING FOR \ SCHOONER.
Bicyclists VIII Look for Evidences
NJ III

Of the Wreck.
Rockport, Texas Juno 10.-There is still
no news of the missing schooner Temple
ton. which is six days over due from Point
Isabel nor has ii been learned how many
and who We're aboard OF her, beyond Cap
lain Henry Seward Of Rockport and Nick
Canese. formerly of Rockp0rt searching
party loft this morning on the yacht Can.
ME They will reach the head OF Padre
island at Corpus pass tonight. and tomor
row morning Fred Hopes and VIII Smith
viii start down the Padre island beach
on their wheels for a ride of ITO miles 10
the quarantine station on the south end
of Padre, unless they sooner find evidence
OF the missing schooner having come
ashore The beach Is hard and smooth al
most all the way. At the catch ALL" a
GUIDES sac" about forty miles south OF
the north end of the island. they Will prob.
ably encounter about four miles of rough
riding on account of drift thrown up there
by the sea. They are expected to make
the ride down tomorrow, rest Saturday and
return to Corpus Christi pass Sunday and
mere Monday, The missing schooner was
running fish from Point Isabel TO Rockport
for Miller Bros.
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A BUDGET FROM BEAUMONT.
The School Tax Mas Voted by q
Small Majority.
BUT THREE VOTES OVER TWO. THIRDS
IL. :. barnett Dend-A Wagon Load
OF Hnrdin county Cnbbngc--Eicc-
ton of Masonic OFFICERS.

beaumont, Texas, April li.--Beauinoni
VIII have an efficient system OF public
schools. That Is what the property tax
paying residents OF the city say by their
ballots today, and time will prove it to
be the most profitable action that has vet
been taken by the prosperous and pro
gressive Queen of tho Ncches. II was a
close call the vote for the tax being only
three and one-third in excess of the re-
CURED two-thtrds majority Of all ballots
cast. but 1t is sufficient. The election Was
quiet, there being no excitement around
either of the polls Neither side made what
might be called vigorous campaign.
though it is said some canvassing against
me tax was done at the Third ward box.
The vote by wards was AZ follows.
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The candidates for this office are n, ~
W fiorer, John Beatty and Major "a :,
Griffin. Dr. Florer is practiciny nbvsi
cian. draws a pension and has heId III,
Postoi,ce In former years for two terms
Union Telegraph office at this noint viii,
Major E. II. Griffin is rustling real ns-
tate agent. II is going TO be hard mar
ter for the officials to Judge between ,hcso
men The present postmaster. George VIII
liams, has made the town a good serv,n,
for Uncle Sam, and the receipts have boen
constantly increasing The chances are
that Waxahachie Will secure free delivery
soon. 49,
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

RICIlMoND-The Brazos is rising rap
idly.
EMMA little son OF j, w. Allen was
bitten by rattlesnake, but prompt work
saved his life
HILLSBORO--E. NJ. Turner was elected
president of the Farmers National bank,
vice j. ID. Warren. resigned.
PALMERA 6-year-o son of Joseph
iiunaker ran into "A moving machine, cut
ting his foot off just at the ankle.
CISCO Mrs. Charlton Edholm lectured
TO crowded house She is also working
FOR local option, the election on which takes
place Saturday.
George Goldman. general
attorney of the Postal Telegraph company
is in the city, looking after necessary pre-
ilmlnaries attending the building of the
line between Sherman and Toxarkana, via
Paris.
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and ran back, expecting to find the child
ground 10 pieces by the wheels Just as
reached the little ,hlng-a bright boy. APP
parentlv IL months 0ld--st rose up in a sit
ting posture an1 began TO cry. The noise OF
the train had awakened and frightened Il,
but the child was not hurt the least hit.
It's father. who was cutting wheat IN
neld alongside the track. came running to
the SPOT. wild with fright. The child had
strayed away from him. laid down on the
track and gone 20 sleep. Some Of my pas
sengers lecturci him plainly could not.
The luck OF that boy may make him presi-
dent OF the United States.
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SOUTHERN PROGRESS.
Ihc New Industries Reported In the
south In u Week.

Chattanooga, Tenn. June Among thu
most important new industries for the weei
me Tradesman reports the following; The
Old North State Brewing company. capital
$4,000, Greensboro s. C., the Little Rock
Brick works, capital 100000. Little Rock
ARK; cotton congresses at Columbus and
NaSahachie. Texas, and the Newport News
Gas company, capital $4,000, Newport
News. Va. AT Embreeyille, Tenn, 1t is re-
ported that two l00-ton blast furnaces will
be erected by the Embreeyille Furnace
company. The Perkins Machine company.
capital 100000, was chartered at Roam
oke Va: the artersyille Manganese and
aiming company, capital 1000. at Carters'
'iiie. Ga; the George II. Sheriff Coal COM
pahy, capital 100000. Martnsburg, w. Va,
me United states Automatic Fan company.
capital 100000, Houston, Texas, and a cote
ION mill at Charlotte. N. c. The Big Pine
lumber company, capital $4,000, has been
organized at Boggy, Ark, $4,000 staye
factory VIII be erected at Elizabethton,
rem: 100000 box, barrel aud lumber
plant at Macon. Ga. and
o.her Woodworking plants at Bridgeport.
Ala. and Alexandria, La
Among mining improvements reported to
'he Tradesman is the erection OF sixty coke
ovens at Ensley City. Ala, by the Tennes-
ses coal, Iron aud Railroad company and
ioo ut Chickamauga, Ca, by the Chicka-
pany.
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chung church and number OF tenement
houses on MIR. zeischung's farm, near Tay-
Tor. were blown down. large fish pond
dam on Mr.. Kings ranch uea. Taylor was
washed away, and Dock Davis residence
was COMPLETELY demolished. The Styles
school house was blown down. as we'll as
several tenement houses on the styles farm.
MIR. Haesin sustained damage to the amount
OF $500 on his farm. DIR. Campbells resi-
dence. near Thorndale was blown down.
but he aud his family were in their storm
pit and escaped injury. A number of other
churches and tenement homes in this coun-
~ near TAYLOR were also blown down.
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EXTRA SESSION DOlNGS.
House Refused to Agree to Senate
Fec Bill Amendments.
NO PROGRESS ON APPROPRIATIONS,
Neither side win Yield and No
Basis for settlement Has Yet
Dccn Agreed Upon.

Austin. Texas, June 1i.-The house to-
day refused to concur in the senate amend
ments TO its fee bill and the matter has
as anticipated in these dispatches. been
relocated to free conference committee
for settlement.
Said committee met this evening. but
came to no conclusion whatever except 1t
would be glad 10 throw up its Job aud
turn It over to the next legislature.
The free conference committee on the
general appropriation bll was in session
most OF the day. but TO little purpose, as
when fl adjourned this evening no basis
upon which the differences between the
house ana senate In the matter OF appro-
priatiors can be adjusted had besn agreed
upon.
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NOTES.

William Lucas, J;. the boy charged with
tho murie; o. Charles GruiS. another boy.
waived examination before Justice Barry
this morning. Evidence was taken as TO
the boys age. 1t being shown that Lucas
was under II years of age. the justice fixed
his bond at $4,000. ia was committed to
Jail until he can furnish the bond.
Good progress is being made on the an
nual survey OF Galveston harbor and Vi
cnity. Tho results OF this survey Will
form part of Major Mlier's annual re
port. 1t is thought that many radical
changes in ths approaches to the harbor
will be shown when the new survey is
compared to that of last year.
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DREDGING Al ARKANSAS.
The New noat II IA Great Success n
DIGGING.

Arkansas Pass. Texas. June "a trial OF
the large dredge boat that has heen build
ing here for some months past Was made
today and it worked very satisfactorily,
sucking up and moving an amazing guam
titv of mud and water. The boat is de-
signed TO dig chip channel into this
Town across the mud flats that lie between
mere and the deep water in the bays.
Mr' T. i. Blacks gasoline passenger boat
WIN be launched tomorrow and Will enter
INTO commission at once between this place
and the neighboring towns.
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A CHoCTNW i<II.I.ED.
lie Hnd Abused the Wife Of ~ White
Man.

Bonham. Texas June n.-Reports came
TO this city yesterday evening of killing
in the Nation across Red river. which was
confirmed this morning Wednesday. while
FRANK Partridge Was In this city trading.
joe Curtis, a choctaw. went to Partridge $
home drunk and abused his wife, striking
her with a whisky bottle Partridge got
his shotgun and went in search OF Curtis.
whom he found at work in a field. When
Curtis saw him approaching he started at
him with a hoe. when Partridge fired
twice. one load entering Curtis side and
the other tearing OF the top of his head.
Partridge surrendered 10 the officers.
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LOTTERY CAsEs TRIED

In Justice Finn's court this evening Per-
ry Jasper was fined so for selling lottery
tickets on plea of guilty; George Helm
was acquitted on the same charge, and
the cases of Leon Levy, Gus Hewey and
William Riley were continued until Mon
day.
Leon Levy was arrested again this even
ing charged on four more counts with sell'
ing lottery tickets.
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SPECIAL ANN0DI|INb|
OF ~
DK. liza no ,,,,ii

For the last fifteen years e sssscSoamlp i y
we have. Many years sd asal pr professor Y
o ash such uagtli ans s'Iis 10 trs,l y
Numerous disease, ~ fn success which v9 Z.
be demanded by a psruvcs,eed and bula y
a;nbt ipn was ,ss IL reputation. h asss j
ourselves a Ia, ,as'' practise Of !re saif, 3
tenuoh 20 o,r specialty. !, ~. m4a
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HARDIN COUNTY CABBAGE.

W. A. Wech, farmer who lives in
Hardin ccunty seven miles northwest OF
Eountze. was in tho city yesterday with
wagon load OF cabbage. the heads being
white as firm and sold as "A rock, and
weighed from eight To fourteen pounds
each, In fact the cabbage Was equal In
every respect to that which goes to mar
ket from Corpus Christi or Bolivar PENN
sula aud was raised on the sandy, cut
over pino land Of Hardin county, which
land Is generally regarded as worthless
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cnARLNs I. AnR1ANcE nrAD.

Charles 7. Adriance, eldest son of Mr.
John Adriance. we'll known real estate
man died this morning at his fathers resi-
dence Broadway between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth. OF consumption. He had been
i'll long time and Travelled from place
10 place in hope that change OF climate
would be beneficial. He was ~ years old
and was born in Galveston.
The funeral was held this afternoon at 3
o'clock and the body laid at rest in the
Adriance vault at tho Protestant cemetery.
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THE STATE CAPITAL.

Austin Texas, June 1.-THE wost CAL
weston Investment and Improvement COM
pany Alei It's charter with the secretary
of slate today Capital stock. $3ooo0 In
corporations Il. w Campbell. Charles G..
CUGofd Edward Mccarthy.
rhe International Loan aud Trust com
panv Of California obtained permit TO do
business 10 tho state.
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Victoria, Texas, June ia train of
cattle was shipped by A. II, Pierce from
Fierce station this morning TO Chicago.
Messrs. sehmid and Diney. two we'll
known oil mill men, have agreed TO build
torty-ton oil mill in Victoria 10 cost
sSo,Vou' provided they receive a bonus of
sS9oo' a committee is at work trying to
ralse this amount, and are meeting win
do. " '"e' "eserNe TO
The musicale at the onera borsa ,
night by the pupils of Miss Roharia G a.
tender, under her direction. assisted bv
s SOM, outside talent, was a most enjoyable
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lakewood. Texas. June ia difficulty
occurred this afternoon just out OF town
between VIII Hammett aud WIN Holt, the
latter colored. which resulted In the death
OF HON from three Winchester balls in his
BODY. Hammett surrendered and is now out
on eond' No partsulan 10 be had at this
hour as 10 cause OF difficulty
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DREW oy ERrAY.
Waco Aldermen May Have Ia neim-
bursc the city.


Waro. Texas, June IA sensation was
created in the city council by Alderman
Brinkcrhon claiming that the practice of
drawing salary as an alderman for meetings
no; attended was one that was especially
provided against by ordinance and read tho
ordinance. CONSERVATION ro,gued In the
breasts OF the council when this abatement
vas made. each member contemplating The
fact that he had drawn salary for days he
was absent. The matter is in the hands OF
a committee To investigate whether or not
he members are liable for the money so
drawn.
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rHE HOUSE.

Austin. Texas. JuDe 1.-THE Ayers bill
10 enforce the attendance " s. nt-ses IA
criminal trials without attachment passed
finally IN the house this morning, aud TIE
lee bill With senate amendments was laid
before the house. apd Nh. Dflu MOVED laat
said autndments BE- concurcd .n
air. SeAbuly made ih- pom. q order
that The Amendment, Were iicsitiluaie and
Unconstitutional because the snact!ng
clause. - We'll as everything beneath said
clause. MAS stricken out thereby.
The point Was oyerru;ed.
Mr. Dean spoke In support Or his motion
ana Mr. Tracy argued that the senate =
amtpdments did not comply with iho plat
form dDmand Ou tue subject OF Zee res4ia-
ton Hc wanted the aolsa TO stand b. The
fee bill IL PASSED he otaer cay
Nj carno.-ter also commended that the
house should stand by ils ban ami moved
mat the srnatc amendment, he not cor
CURED 10 and tAnt g free conference CON-
mittee bc asked FOR
Mr.. Meade argued thai the only logical
WAY 70 regninte faces IS 10 scale them and
supported Tue Carpenter r-ltian.
The Dean motion 20 concur n tho seuate
amendments was puJ first ana defeated ~
a vote Of 80 20 %. The Carpenter masi8n
not 10 concur in the senate amendments aud
ass for L free conference committee was
then put aud carried hy viva yoce vote
ana Che house took q recess Until 3 O'CLOCK.
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Merchant Has Time 10 h
Hayi County Times ,oes M II.
The store OF man VINO wv Il,
vertis, i, Away, desirable laai'as =
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A GLORIOUS Fo'TH.

a move is on foot to make the Fourth OF
July celebration this year much more
imposing affair than Galveston has ever
given heretofore. a meeting of citizens
will be called within the next week or ten
days to map ont the details Of the ceebra-
tion and to appoin. committees TO attend
to the various matters connected with the
affair There is planned big outing for
the school children of the entire city
previous to the main celebration
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.SAl1H COUNTY EXCITED.
Men Charged With the Jones ly.a.
ing SURRENDERED.
a MASS MEETING HELD ATlISDsLt,.
Those Attending the PrelinI,,,,
Hearing To-day Were Requestea,.
Go tnnrmed-sheri6 Indor,,d

| Tyler, Texas, June 1l.-Thes i d.
considerable excitement here over u, a.
aiming trial of the men charged VA
The murder of Bill Jones.
Or. Tate. ex-reprcsentatlse Of thls cx,.
~ and others OF Lindale, charged will i,
murder of Jones, are in the city, Ind VI,
surrendered to the sherlffs. and viii sv!
the trial, which is set for tomor,ow rg,.
ing.
1t is reported that there will " i, hpi
delegation from different points |, W
county. and also from Wood county Va
1t is understood, will assist the !rikx
men. should it be necessary.
Some of the Lindale people, Il SSH
are very indignant over the pperir
and, should It be continued to M 81 !
demand will be made for the sfs'. "
prosecution Of those who participate !
the burning of the negro rspst HUE
In the square Of this lily in 1856 81
this be done, several Of the leading O
zens of East Texas Will likely be nra's
At Lindale today a mass meeting =
held in which speeches we're made tA y
people advised TO take the matter n'''';
as no trouble was apprehended. lnxR
tending the trial were requested % g&
armed.
The people Of Swan and Hopssea "
mpnitv held a mass meeting fsF ~
oro and passed resolutions indoTsas =
action of Sheriff Smith on the li'N :
the killing Of Bill Jones. II Is uniFH's'
that other communities in this c'anv -
hold similar meetings.
There may be trouble shoui' ~ :,
charged with tho murder Of Jones
mandod to jail, which is not '@p''
Merchant Has time ~
Hay, County Times -. an. M n
Tha store Of man VINO wv n,
yertis, i, Away a desirable loailns -
Aryos,ura Bitters are used By n Ivy,
a. SION collie and looseness Of Iae ID
IN children. Or. J. G. b siessH
Manufacturers.
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Waco, Texas. June li.--Dr. Rufus A.
Burieson. for more than fifty years presi-
dent OF Baylor university. was today elect
ed president Tor life and excused from
active school room duties. DR. Burieson
viii give his attention 10 outside business
as suits him best and receive the same
salary as before.
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New Mil Machinery.

Lnling, Texas, June li--Captsin S. Il.
Robertson of Prairie View was in the city
today receiving his machinery for the big
niaht at thar village AS usual In this sec-
non, II was furnished by Ward and
Palmie OF Cuero
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Angostura Bitters are usea ., y x. va
n ston collie and looseness Of w \ ~
III children. DR.. J. u h ''
Manufacturers,
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LaGranGe. Texas. juno 1.-THE dis
triet court has b-en busy all the week try
ing murder cases. with the following re-
suits: Step Brown. two years In the peni-
Tertiary: Gid Scailorn. not guilty; MoiIie
Moore, not guilty. The case OF Foster,
eharged with blowing the safe on Mr. Drls-
dale al West Point is set for next Monday.
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\ PECULIAR DEATH.

N"HHH III'H fF"W n S"rhI"h ON IIcr
Lip hy II FingernniI.
Round R0ck Texas. JunG lc.--Mrs. VIII
liam Asher, wha lived two milea south OF
thl' place, last Sunday scratched with her
fingernail her lip. l! bled little anl then
commenced 10 inflame. shs had Two doe
tori with her but died today in spite OF
their efforts, this being tie fourth day
since he, Lip was sclutcl,d.