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TELEGnApHIC SUMMARIES.
From Climate ana Crop sections Il
tho Wcnthcr bureau.

INC Wcnthcr bureau.
1.o,,i,i,pa., oxoa,,o,, ,,ou,,, -,
~ 49,
a"" an crops sho" hiarAeo progress nl'i
Of the carly part OF the week corert III
sections except central and west DIS,
dlstr,cts wb,-, rain !, needed MIN,
49,, 49,, ,..,.' u,
piant ilii OF iruit' corn en- excsiieli Gop;
cane ana rice very gooa ssneag' lid
iFuit GOOD south
Arkansas High Temperature veg kls.
fetal, hut deficient rainfall Detrimental y
CROWN Oh al! crops Collon ,nsu.. ~,
proI,u ana oesiunlhs 70 1'oVla u| ri, sI ~.
JOY me season. eorn uo'as Va. ~, 1890
IS 'asseling low. "nsa. ana O ~ l =, Al
ca TURNOUT goon' ram isu'u W. 80
crops. especially for corr
acknowledgements tNa '. w. w..
greatly bcnclitlng cotton. s'ausssa , ~. =,
ers beneficial to all CROP e s,,,,,s an m
heeaea ~ iaise na'' aaS " .,,,on and CA
c''l5 wen "orAeu anu s''''
IruitIns Well .. win u,s,s,lt
Alabama Very warm, ', s.m,,s 5.
distributed rains and crops a, !, in.
cally by wind storms. though ea'9 ~ ,I nj
proving steadily and oes' ~ S,,S " /,
Corn seriously damaged a.ho y, no, Tonii.
places. and crop as a wnoi NV, Nv , e
ine. Melons being sh,pp' o,s MS'I rrrs BIB.
counties, but are small !, oI asrI, rr 4
Georgia--"ood rans i ~ snrsblue. hsA |
Nepn, 80. 'u''o" I'D occasional showers sta
temperature anu "NS7' o. ,ri AZ.
beneficial to growing sTo p y, .g IN rooi "a.
ton doing well. Corn laia oy ,ssIa, q
squares. Fruit prospects less a,s,ssssraI
apples and peaches r ,giia.msl Ss insr.
ing but yield below a ,e5 s,s,pt,ll ns 81.
FIorida-Week not anu w stern nprnsa
formly distributed over ,so ws', showers ,a.
and central districts; ,a nsss relieved r,,l
sections suffering for nlols', ,ssd r,in srs
ton, tobacco and po'a y, .,, s ccaraa
the greater portion Of .,, ,nrs plsaiia;a
Favorable weather 'o a,a sn,f Cane UT
Melons injured by d y, market.
well. Leconte pears IN 'hA with sc,tra
South carollnaIhS.. same dsrsrA
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SPANISH VICTORIOUS.
Have Been UnmercifuI to the Van,
auishcd philippians.

San Francisco. June 23,---Accordlng 10
advices received per steamer Glenshiel
under date of May II, the war in the
philippines is practically at an end. as
only three outlying districts remain t, be
conquered by the Spanish troops.
1t is reported that the victors have been
guilty of extreme cruelty and that prison.
ers and suspects have been tortured and
slain numerically.
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Interesting Programme and Spcrch-
~ Asking Ala

Sherman, Texas, June 2S.-The Baptist
Young Peoples union began today's ex-
ercises in sunrise prayer meeting at 6
o'clock led by Rev. IL. Z. Gliess OF Hous-
ton.
The remainder Of the day was taken up
with an interesting programme. and
speeches by J. +. Greer and Rev. j. NJ.
Carroll in the interest OF Baylor unlver-
sity. q. w. Griver In the interest Of How
ard PAYNE college and j. 5. Anderson tor
Burlcson college. The convention made
minor changes in the constitution.
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WcyIcr Very MERCHANTMEN.

Havana. June 23.-owing to the demands
of his military operations General woylcr
has been unable to finish the work of re-
vising decisions where pardons are ASKED
for In the case of insurgent offenders at
Clenfuegos. and has instructed the military
judges to complete the revision and to
grant pardon 10 the least responsible Of
fendnrs
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AFTER THE FAKERs.
san Antonio Police Have begun a
Wnr Against Them.

San Antonio. Texas. June 23.-Thc San
Antonio police department has declared
war against takers and grafters, and dur
Ing the past few days n number of suspl-
cious characters have been arrested and
heavily fined and sentenced TO hard labor
on the streets. An influx of such charac-
tiers is expected about the time OF the in
torstate drill in July. and from now on
until the close OF the drill all porsous
without visible means OF support will be
apprehendsd. The police arc determined
to get rid OF all suspicious characters and
give every protection possible to the visit
tors,
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Matanzas to Las Villas Tor Santa Clara)
General Weyler led 10000 or 10000 soldiers,
one-third OF that number died from small
pox and fevers. The hospitals are full
The troops are discouraged Many OF the
men have received no pay for Ave or six
mouths.
But for the stubbornness OF Spain the
war would be deemed now at an end with
the glory all attaching TO the Cuban arms
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TEXAS AND THE NASHVILLE FAIR.

TENAS AND THE NASHVILLE FAIR.
DISPATCHES from Nashville iatorm the
Texas public tha: the Teaxs huiid.ns.
erected through the enterprise and LIBERAL
i,v OF private citizens Of this State IL the
absence Q: State appropriation. t now
COMPLETED ard ready Tor exhibits from the
various cites and towns and localities in
Toxss-
The building is said TO be c7ed',ahls
and capaclous one and especially attractive
from a POPULAR s;sadzoia, because il IS 81
exact reproauction Of the world famed Ala.
no. Thai such structure vii draw thou
sands o: s!Eht-seers who have read The
tragic story Q: ,Ae Alamo Is beyond quss-
ton Possibly 70 other $40; CT ,Ae eS-
l%s.uoa grounds WI have the same inter-
est 70 the Teauss sseezs AMI representa-
ives o: cher Southern States. To 7=-mi,
II. uader such circumstances, 70 remain
practically en.u.v would only emphasize a
90 49,
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LETTER FROM GOMEZ.
ihc Rainy scnson nj HIND. Fightiup
Ceases for the Present

New York. June GA letter written hv
-0enerai Maxine Gomez. dated May II. has
been received by the Cuban iunta. 1t states
that the rains having begun, fighting is
over for the season. During the period Of
inactivity the Cuban army is reduced IN
5000, but the commander in chief writes
mat these men are well equipped, well fed
sturdy and efficient soldiers.
The Spanish army. the Cuban general,
describes. as ill-equipped and ill.fea On
h| famous march from Havana through
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Washington. juno 2s-Tho alleged in
teryiew with President Mckinley published
In the London Daily Telegraph and cablod
back TO this country yesterday is denied
on the authority OF MIR. Mckinley. The
president had no such interview. and SAYS
il is a pure fabrication.
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Special star Commissioner.
THE CITY.

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eon, and no money should he paid 10 say
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one shot. one pnrdoncd.

Havana. June 23--An official dispatch
from Matanzas announces that Hormen
Glide Lopez. classcd an insurgent incen-
diary. has been executed there by shoot
Ing.
The queen regent has pardoned Pedro
Diaz Rodriguez. an insurgent who was
under sentence Of death in the castle of
San Severino. Matapzas
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Disturbances In s,nt,.

Madrid, June 2S-Disturbances have
taken place at oveido, capital of the Span
ish province OF that name. The gendarmes
who we're detailed to suppress the dis
order, fired upon the rioters and killed two
workinen and wounded five others \ re-
newal of the disturbance is feared.
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Swallowed Norphine,

WAS notified that negro woman on Texas
avenue had taken too much morphine,
though not known whether Intentionally
or not. and doctor was ut once sent out.
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4
II Is difficult to 6e,e-miue whether
ere.ter eoutcippi must he felt 4or 'se
| Vanderbilt; lackey \. "ISiitmorn" who all
an nister,Ni a snuh to the president Of TIE
| United States. or Tor Tire pr,-s4sni who
allowed himself TO lie placed n position
| to be suuhled. \ httle 81 the grand
seigneur ai-olg; she CHIEF mag lsSra;e 81 ms
| biz country would not he ohjccaonooS.
| i, won; he icng Until the Prince Of
! Wales can re; up diamond Jubilee TO
celebrate his sixty years GA, IN the cosi.
| Mr. Debs PROPOSES 10 erect an iieal So
| calls; community out In the stare e
Washington II Dehs VII ge; all she
cranks outside Of Washington TO follow
! Inn 30 his USopa. It would no: be dita-
cult 10 obtain handsome monument 10
his memory al whatever pcin- lc migat
deslrna;e in this country,
The Thermometer has also hem CONFER
ring few hisn degrees isgron a lot 81 pso-
pie during this glad commencement .tme.
The pauntleSs has been oaptl-ei again.
why doesn't Uncle sam turn over his
navy TO Spa'n and saU. his eyes 10 the
uses she Will make OF i;2 The new sd
m.n-S.railon Is rapidly disseminating 4 lot
~ the same brand Of popularity enioyed
by the one L succeeded
Senator McLu, rin o. Miss ssiprt "a Try.
ing 20 save GeoesiS's Bacon hy at airIs;id-
m~ni kllius T., y peg cen; raw cotton
tsrln.
The Dallas News tells the ~ rnin ope.
ra;.ves @. Lowell Who were la!5 or r..
GENTLY tha; they are enjoying protection
prosperity. Not So 1t IS gold standard
pr syerity-,AaJ the News Is 50 fond o..
Tom Watson and his mouth fai.ci to
nateral;ze q. he Georgia STATE populisi
convention. W. congratulate the citizens
e A,Ianta.
I. Nj. Ba~nato desHa-rei Of beng able
% drink ;ho. aasoun, Of money. u IS a
ni'S Ore never visited Austin durir- a srs.
sion ct the legislature. lie would have
iearnee seYeral new uni very swift gaits.
TIE wave ~ "p-oSpsrity" VIII strike
OHIO about r5xt October when the - na-
'orh scrap between Hanna and Nc
Leon wakes warm.
II the Chicago. Milwa ukee and 81. Paul
road .nielsis 20 make a p-rlnau~n: featGr.
% giving . free ha,h wita each ride, IL
vii. have 10 ise somethins besides the
Caicaeo RIVER as q natatorium.
j. is probable tra, the snr-.yuch law
VII hove 4 chance 20 test is staying
qualities Up IN the uetshhorhood O; Dallas
within he next Jew days.
----
j Sic Georgia and Alaham riilroad had
rhou=1t ~, tha: wat srmelon bonus on
E,na1-iparon Day. the separate coacn
Jaw would not have applied to any other
road IN that section.
Judge Reaean's ADDRESS at Nashville t.
notice served on Texas gubernatoriaI can
i.iatss that the Old Commonrr IS capa-
rie Of physical as well as Intellectual ef.
fort.
When President Mckinley Is criticised
for wanting 10 annex Hawaii instead of
ci;ha. he nigh. reply by saying that he
wants 10 annex an island and not u
"serlu."
Tho news from Washington indicates
shat Colonel FL Green's pull" has
spr'Nned its kidneys ana can't lean over
far enough 70 pick up a little old post.
office.
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New York, June ga dispatch 10 tho
Herald from Madrid says:
The impartial in an in.escrbably foul
mouthed article. says Consul General
Lees son sold the Ruiz Information 10 the
Herald
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s,a,isticisns In the custom house here
say there has been a big increase In the
export CT bce. since April l. owing to the
demand fer jubilee celebrations in Eng
land. II must no, be iorsoiien that inc
Princess OF wales is going TO try 10 In
sure square meal TO all the poor ever
whom her mcther-iu-lNw rules and so un
usual an event will demand considerable
TONNAGE
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II Is aificui; to aAc-rniue whether
erestev eoutcippi must he felt tor 'se
Vanderbilt leckcy n. "ISiltniorc" who al
az nistercNi snuh to the president Of TIE
United States. or Tor Tire pr,-sisni who
allowed himself TO lie placed N u position
to be snuht'ed. \ htt,e 81 the graah
seigneur aisoi4; she CHIEF magistrate Of ms
biz country would not he ohjccIonooc.
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| New York. June si.--The Trinity church
corporation is siill inoreSsins its real estate
/ holdings Permission was obtained by the
/ rector in the supreme court for the pur-
| chase q Canal street property valued al
| s2S.p0o
s,atisticisns in the custom house here
say there has been big increase In the
export CT e<e. since April l. owing to the
demand fer Jubilee celebrations in Eng
land. II must no, be iorsoiten that the
Princess OF wales is going TO try 10 In
sure square meal TO al, the poor over
whom her mcther-iu-lsw rules and SO un-
usual an event will demand considerao!e
tonnage.
Convinced that no enc should tres
pass on their rights 20 all the money
taken 10 Coney Island the showmen, s1-
loonkeopers and multi,udiuous takers Of
that rural resort have formed Il comhina-
lion for the protection oi visitors from
outsiders who venture in the preserves
N search OK prey.
That athletic recreation grows in favor
with the fair SEX Is manifest from the
fact that there are now more than sixty
womens bowling cl1ls in Greater New
York. with membership OF over 1000. 1t
Is worthy o, note tha. bowling is most
popular among women where bicycling Is
In greatest vogue. wheeling apparently
having whctJed the appetite FOR further
physical development.
Crews OK vessels tina. have been ahou,
the bay lately may thank their lucky stars
that they haven't been sent to kingdom
come on short notice. with their sins IN
shriyen. For the las: month Z torpedo
lost from the bettleshlp Indiana. off
( Tompkiusyille. Staten Island. has been
drifting around loose. but the danger Is
over now, as Long Branch fishermen found
the derelict weapon today
City Hall park is fearful and won.
| derful place after dark despite the police
station found within its borders. rs early
at il o'clock the other night. Gloss to the
police station door. wh'ch scores OF peo.
pie passed on their way 20 the Brooklyn
bridge Two boys held up peAller whose
CRIES called out the sergeant just In time
TO save the victim frol. the loss OF so
and his watch. About an hour later two
members Of the parliament Of hohoes.
winch sits around the fountain decided
slouer to proven; boxing contests under
the Horton law was all wrong. and deter
mined TO have fight q 'heir own, in due
form tust to show their couternpt for the
ruling.
Spinsters q, n certain ago are nv no
,,,,,, 49,, Ill. -, 49,. to Ia,
'"e oi''' "o'.''" WIZ 'Ao''o ''u'-
Guile by their absurdly extreme devotion
20 cats well-drcssed. pretty woman.
80 - 80 "pp''' - 0''e
cue
,''a' s'' 1'''i' ~ Va, V"7H
''O'' IA PURSUIT v. n'.
' r,ser uI.' ~ai.'h "'t ou' anu ' Nh
Tho magistrate said she'd battsr dovo,e
herself 10 the bahv nut rid In console
her while refusing "a 1--WE her the VA
rant Inv assurances nm the cat would
come hack II she la,- tho door onen and
maj n If lid1't he y.oWid @iya her n cal
with five kittens and throw in , rp,,v
II that were nerossary ~ hor banninrss
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GOSSIP or GOTHAM.

New York. June si.--The Trinity church
corporation is still increasing ITS real estate
holdings Permission was obtained by the
recto- in the supreme court for the pur-
chase q Canal street property valued al
s2S. u00
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tns democrats. while Hanna aud Foraker
ara understood to be engaged in tho ct
tc,t 20 swallow each other Thcy are
having hpi times il Ohio these sultry
summer DAYS,
From the above DESCRIPTION IT would
seem they arg running side show and
exhibiting vorlcious freaks.
Thu Dallas News says:
Tho News has freely criticised tho leg
islgture, hut that body has voted that
the News wis fair and accurate IN it's re-
ports and dealings with members and
measures.
That Is the only evidence the News can
produce thas the legislature was not M
to the usual standard OF Intelligence.
The Hondo Herald has let loose the
following Stag Of wisdom. and II hits tho
bulls eye;
Too much politics and not enough
.statcsmanShIp is what IS the matter with
the country.
The De Leon Free Press sadly remarks:
Prosperity Is still missing. and conf
dence has been given IN for lost.
such cas- .,lstles as these are what bi ~
universal sorrow.
Somebody has been talking about VIII
II or John II. Neel OF the Dublin Telc-
phone. Why don't one OF the boys feed
few extra slugs 10 a shotgun and 30
after this sianderer instead of talking
about IL as follows:
Those who have s.sen their dearest In
teresiss tempered with. who know what
II Is to have tho Priceless gem OF good
name stiiled by the poisonous breath of
cold. Implying slander-these best can
saw the sl.Lnd.rer has no heart. II the
lghtning's fash ever darts from heaven
TO strife tho guilty down II Will blast tho
hone OF murdtrers such as these.
The Yoakum Times says
The man who can SEQ nothing beautiful
IN nature or good in humanity should get
of the Garth.
Amen.
The Greenyiic Messenger remarks.
Tho Grant adhorenis In the republican
| party .Ne highly elated by their supposed
! viceo<y over the Green faction In secur-
ing several recent poStofficc appointments
Supposed victory Is good
The Abilene Reporter man has q ba,,
memory lie says:
Someone wrote an editorial about the
| Texas lecislature's shortcomlng last week
but we forset who did II.
The Van Aistyno Leader gives us IN,
following recipe;
Keep cool he kind 10 all. courteous IL
| your enemy. say little against man, ia
| all the good YOU can. and YOU VIII b,
| called n gentlcnan.
| Also a nincompoop
The philosopher of the Elgin Courier
| very peItinenily remarks:
| There are some people who think tina
| their personal importance nils n larg,
space in tho public eye when II IS all IL
| their own.
| The Austin Statesman says:
Things have not progressed as nicel,
In Austia tho last two years as the,
| should have done. Something Is wrons
somewhere. There creme 70 be q scrsa
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The Syracuse post callol at,cnt5on 20 ,
complaint in f.. columns AGAINST burk
sterr VINO on ,iro,,,n tho ,,,.o,s In I'M.
~. W. '' "-'"''N N'N ~
Wy %. '''o,' '"'S ana "''.u "I"H ,n'
CIV "''' Wv ''rns """ peopie OIL i,e"'e
~ 20 '',''i''S 90 uI'"''s V'sal i'o"S
'V'' was mas eva III ere"''' apnhu"hee ana
,l''.s H'''hA' usN uiopn''hN 'oah any iowh
!" l"'s country Ihe greItes' hehn' now
oN'"' IS 'ne eharsoa' mEser' who e'n
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form 50 dazrlcd the eyes o. the noeilt!
that they couldn't see the r,san
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II won; he icng uasii the Prince OF
Wales can Se; M diamond iNoAee 10
celebrate his sixty years GA, IN The co9i.
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1t is little siEninean; tbs; the moment
the senate le, up on the sSsar and wine
schedules IL tegan 10 rake speed.
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THE TEXAs PRESS GANG.

The San Antonio Expr~s remarks.
Tho Ohio democrats are minded to
swallow the Chicago 3iltfoim. free silver
and an. WY iur"3 or no WHY faces and
the popu!s.S arr preparing 20 swallow
tns democrats. while Hanna aud Foraker
arc understood to be engaged in tho eft
tc,t 20 swallow each other Thcy are
having hot times il Ohio these sultrv
simmer DAYS,
From the above DESCRIPTION it would
seem they arg running side show and
exhibiting vurlcious freaks.
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Convinced that no enc should tres
pass on their rights 20 all the money
taken TO Coney Island the showmen' sa-
loonkeopers and multitudluous takers Of
that rural resort have formed Il comhina-
lion for the protection oi visitors from
outsiders who venture in the preserves
IN search OK prey.
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Mr.. Austm's Jubilee poem u,glrt have
been good deal worse. 1t might have
been longer.
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Judge Reagans address at Nashville t.
notice served on Texas sgbernatorial can
t.aatEs that the OLD Common.r IS capa-
rie Of physical as well as Intellectual ef.
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Mr.. Dehs propose. 10 erect an iieal 50
calls; community out In the StaIe e
Washington II Dehs WI! ge; all the
cranks outside Of Washington TO follow
HIM 80 his USopo. 1t would no; be SKA
cult To obtain handsome monument &c
his memory at whatever i,oln- re miga'
dnasl r-,l.lse in This cnnntrv.
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That athletic recreation grows in favor
with the fair sex Is manifest from the
fact that there are now more than sixty
womens bowling cl,hs in Greater New
York. with a membership OF over 5000 1t
IS worthy o, note thai bowling is most
popular among women 0hc7e bicycling Is
In greatest vogue. wheeling apparently
having whctJed the appetite FOR further
rhVsical deyeloprnent
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When the Hawaiian annexation treaty
comes up, the senate should consider tile
Lii
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When President Mckinley Is cri,icis.d
for wanting 70 annex Hawaii instead Of
cuba. he nigh. reply by saying that he
wants TO annex an island AMI not u
't-er4uf'
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The Austin statesman says:

Tho Austlh Statesman says,
Things have not progressed as nicely
In Austha tho last two years as they
should have done. Something Is wrong
somewhere. There scenls 70 be q scr.w
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Tho news from Washington indicates
/ shat Colonel FL Greens ''pull' has
4 sprainef its kidneys and can't lean over
far enough 70 pick up little old post.
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HOUSTON DAILY POST.
Houston Printing Company.

= L WATSON, r. II. JOHNSTON.
President. Vice President.
The times., 1897-02-12

only know she has such grace
AS prompts the passion of lover.
A beaming glow illumes her face
That nowhere else can you discover.