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FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION.
Not Piece of Machinery Can BE
Found.
ENGINEER WAS BLOWN INTO A MASS
An OLD NRn and n Little Buy Were
Fatally Iujured-pcm oittion
Was Complete.

Grovaton. Texas, May S.-The explosion
Of boiler belonging to ]. +. Routon, some
twelve miles from here, has caused intense
excitement. Saturday afternoon about
o'clock the saw and grist mills were COM
pletely shattered. not q piece OF the ma
chinery having been found; the torn build
ing, flying timber. lumber and machinery
made havoc OF the forest round about for
quarter OF mile.
The engineer, Sam Key. WAS blown into
an unrecognizable mass.
Old man Hold Goyens was greatly torn
and shocked. The physicians say be can
not recover.
The little son of Mr., Routon was fatally
injured
a negro was knocked unconscious.
1t is the most complete demolition that
could have occurred under the oircum-
stances. The cause OF the explosion is not
known
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loation shall only be made In cases OF
sale under order OF foreclosure OF a ven
doris lien." which was tabled by vote OF
4, to IL.
MIR Lillard offered an amendment pro-
viding that the notices shall be printed in
brewer instead of long primer" which
was ALLOTTED
Mr.. Crawford offered an amendment FIX
ing the price OF the first Insertion at 40
cents and subsequent insertions at 20
cents Der inch.
AIR. Randolph offered q substitute fixins
tho price at 80 cents for the first Insertion
and 20 cents for subsequent insertions.
Thc substitute was adopted
Mr.. Maxwell offered an amendment sulk-
ing out the provisions OF the bill relative to
personal property"
Mr.. Dean offered substitute providing
that the sale OF personal property anu
real estate sold under foreclosure OF ven
doris lien shall be exempt" The subsli-
tute was adopted by u vote OF 10 TO Il. The
substitute was then subjected 10 division
on its final adoption. The personal prop
erty' provisions of the substitute were
stricken out and the vendors lien" pro-
visions adopted. Tho bill was then en-
crossed by 4 vote OF ~ 20 IS.
Mr. Garrison offered . bill assessing an
annual tax OF $40 on all persons handling
cigarettes IN the state
The house then adjourned until o'clock
tomorrow morning.
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OR ANt.E.
The River L. FniIin2--Daar Murder
case ON Trial.

Orange. Texas. May 3.The steamer
Una, Captain r. J. Davis. came in last
night nom Burr's Ferry. The captain re-
reits fall Of eight feet in the river at
that place. and says It was steadily fall
Ing all the way TO Orange He reports no
timber In the river now except = small
lot being run by the Sabine Tram.
The steamer Il. II. Lee. Captain Joe Ior-
dan, also arrived last night from knight s
landing, having made quick trip
The case Of Burns Clark. charged with
the murder Of Henry paar IN this city a
few weeks ago. was called In the district
court this morning. \ motion by the de-
Tense for continuance WAS oYerrulod by
Judge Wost. special yenire Of 100 men
had been ordered, AMI out OF this a jury
was finally secured, after consuming the
entire dav,
Hon John II. Kirby of Houston. vice
president CT the Gulf, beaumont and Kan
san CITY railroad. was in orange today,
attending court. as was also j, r, Lanier.
ESQ. OF Houston.
Judge y. II, Moore OF Woodyiile. Hon.
W. l.. Douglass and Hal W. Greer, Esq,
OF beaumont attended district court here
| today
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DIGESTION OF JURISDICTION.


Welmar, Texas. May 2 Yesterday was
Il lively court day in Wemar The mayors
court was in full blast until about n. m,
when the mayor aud city attorney were
called TO Justice liancocks court TO de
fend one Margaret Warren. charged in said
court with disturbing the peace by ours
ing and swearing April 20. II was found
that the said Margaret Warren had upon
the same day. for the same ofiense been
tried and convicted in the mayors court.
In her case before Justice Hancock, County
Attorney Gregory oontended that the
MAYORS court Was not a court OF compe-
tent jurisdiction and upon the filing OF
her special plea of former conviction by
defendant. Gregory filed a motion to strike
II out, and in urging his motion cited the
decision of the supreme court in the case
OF EX Partc Knox, appeal from the dis
trict court OF Galveston, rendered March 10
1877, wherein II was held that the recorder
court OF the city OF Galveston has no juris>.
dielion to try violations of the penal code
me defendant cited supreme court de-
custom rendered March 20. 1897, in Davis VS.
state Southwestern Reporter 80 e37l
wherein 1t was held that no person shall
be punished twice for the same act. though
1t he an ofiense against both city ordi-
nance and state law, and further thai
even conviction under an insufficient,
complaint and satisfaction OF the penalty
imposed bar subsequent prosecution for
tho same act. II was urged by defendants
attorneys that II defendants special plea
OF former conviction was in form and met
the demands Of the statute that Il should
20 to the Jury, while the county attorney
eontended that the mayors cour, had no
jurisdiction to try the case. and that Judge
Hancock should refuse to allow defendant's
said plea TO 30 TO the Jury and forthwith
declare the MAYORS court of Weimar IL
nor court oil competent jurisdiction TO try
State eases. notwithstanding II has sxis,in
and valid ordinances under which TO nun.
Ism onenses against the State law. The
motion 10 strike out was long and holly
contested. hu, the court declined to make a
rluing In the matter and adjourned until
be resumed. "''
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Their, 4, No,hinu SO Coed.

There is nothing just as coed as DIR,
Kings New discovery for Consumption.
Coughs and Colds. % demand IL and DO
net permit, the dealer to sell you some sub
sutute He will not claim there Is any
ming better. but in order to make more
proht he may claim something else to be
lust as good You want Or. Kings New
discovery because you know II to be ~
ana reliable. and guaranteed TO do good or
money refunded, For Coughs, Colds. Com
sumption and for all affections of Throat.
thest and Lungs there r. nothing 50 good
as Is Dr. Kings New Discovery. Trial bot
Ito free at Geo. w. Heyers drug store.
Regular size, soc and 81 90.
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lists, and We think We have sn~nhits. ny.
tho ireatmsnt Of Structure. Rheiu,s'
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tism. Impotency, Nervous Nervous iPlmples I'M, nv.
ney and Blaider TroubieTs,o men
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is il not fair 10 presume n ~" snsrial W. W.
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THE SENATE.

Austin Texas. May 3.-Uron motion OF
MIR. Linn Of Victoria. Netherlands house
bill creating n more efficient road system
for Calhoun county. was called up. passed
to Il third reading aud then finally uader Il
suspension OF the rule.
The house deficiency bill was taken up
and amended by MIR. Beall to refund TO T.
B. Barnes and j. j. Keeper of Hul coun-
ty and NJ. A. billiard $500 each, liquor tax
orroneously collected.
Several amendments were offered and
defeated. the bill passed TO a third reading,
and then finally.
Mr.. Wayland called up senate bill No.
80 tfee billl which had been returned from
the house with amendments. and moved
that the senate do not concur, ana that a
free conference committee b. asked for
Adopted
Mr.. Terrell called up the senate I'M re-
oealing the statute relating 10 robbery
theft aud enhelllemCut, requiring The
proof OF the existence OF violation of tho
law In cases ol foreigners bringing ito
this State stolen property. The law At
present, 20 secure q conviction. Teguirca the
proof In eases whore stolen property Is
brought Into this state By people from
another country, that the lnv Of the for
eign country has boon violated. and hy
the passage of the bill the requirement "a
removed. II was PASSED to a third read
Ing and later finally under she rule,
MIR. Linn OF Victoria called mp his bill
compelling commissioners courts 80 nd-
vertise for bids upon all contracts made by
them when the price IS s50o or mace 1t
was engrossed AMI passed finally under a
suspension Of the rule.
Mr.. Lewis called up hts bill rvllting to
special yerdicts. which was cngrpssod ard
passed finally by the usual method.
Mr.. rolaulti secured attention 10 thu
house bill fixing the time fur holdins
court In the Thirteenth judicial district
which was passed finally.
Adjournment WA taken until 2 p IN.
The senate bill by MIR. Rogers requiring
the State printing 10 be done within III,
State. was called M and amended by Mr.
Stafford To apply only In eases where tn
printing outside the State does nct cost A.
much as in the state. and then ouRrossed
Mr. Baiicy's bill creating an industrial
home Tor white glrls was also engrossed
Adjournment was taken until 10 a, IN
tomorrow.
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MEXICAN NOT BARRED.
lie May become u Citizen of the
United states.

San Antonio. Texas. MAY 3.--In the Unit
ed States circuit court toby Judge Maxey
handed down his decision in the famous.
Mexican naturalization case. At the May
term OF 1886 of the Federal court. Ricardo
Rodriguez, citizen OF Mexico filed au
application to become a naturaiiled citl-
zen az the United States. Two a1idavits
| emboiyiug the essential requisites pre-
! scribed by the naturalization laws, accom-
panied the application. At the hearing of
I tbs application Attorneys a. j. Evans and
I J. j. McMlnu appeared for the purpose OF
contes'ng tina same. on the grounds that
the applicant is not 4 white person. nor an
African nor OF African descent. and is
therefore not capable OF becoming an Am
crican citizen"
The opinion is quite lengthy. and is an
extensive review OF the naturalization laws
aud treaties OF the United STATES. Judge
MaNey. while admitting that the s&plicant
Is not white person. Az African or OF AZ
rican descent. as provided in the United
States constitution, yet is he within the
spirit II not the letter OF the law. and is
competent 10 become 4 citizen. Referring
TO number ~ supreme court opinions and
ether authorities. the court closes Its opin-
ioa as follows After careful and pa
ueEt inveatiEation OF the question the
court is Of the opinion that whatever may
be the status Of the applicant. viewed sole
iy from the standpoint OF the cthuologist
he Is embraced within the spirit and in
tent Of our laws upon naturalization. and
bis application should be granted. If he is
shown by the evidence to be attached to
the principles OF the constitution and well
disposed 10 the good order and happiness
OF the same.
II is suggested that the proof fails in
this respect and the objection appears 10
be- based upon the ground !ntimated in the
briefs 81 his inability 10 understand or eX-
plain principles; that he is unable To read
and write, the testimony clearly discloses.
But The testimony also discloses that he l.
a very good man, pcacesblo and indust-
rious. Of good moral character and law
abiding TO q remarkable degree. And
hence 1t may he said OF him. nothwith-
standing his inability to undergo an oN-
animation on questions Of constitutional
law, that by his daily walk during a resi-
dencc OF ten years in the city OF San An
tonic, he has practically illustrated and
emphaaized his attachments TO the princi-
pies Of the constitution. Congress has not
seen n, to require Of applicants for natur-
ulization any actual qualification. and
courts should be careful to avoid judicial
legislation. In the Judgment of tho court
the applicant possesses the requisite quail
fications for citizenship. and his applica-
ton viii therefore be granted"
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THE HOUSE.

Austin Texas, May a.--As soon as the
house had been called to order this morn
ing. on motion OF Mr. Fields OF Hill. next
Friday was set aside for the consideration
OF Joint resolutions
Under suspension OF the regular order
house bill No, 073. authorizing the Houston
and ToNas Central to purchase and operate
the Waco and Northwestern and the Texas
Central railroads. was laid before the house
Mr.. Lillard moved 10 postpone consldera
tion OF the bill until next Monday.
Mr.. Messer moved TO table the motion ia
postpone, which motion prevailed by vote
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THE SUNNYSIDE CASE.
SHERIFF. LIPSCOMB DENIES THE
AUSTIN INTERVIEWS.
An Editorial and PurpOrtcd Talks
with the sheriff HIVE Aroused
Much Comment.

Hampstead, Texas, May 3.--Sheriff Lips
comb returned from Austin yesterday even
ing sick and is in bed today. He pro-
nounced the interview nurporting to have
been made by himself at Austin and Brcn-
ham wrong in every detail and seems sur
prised that his remarks should have been
| distorted in such a manner that the sub
stance was bound 10 reflect upon his own
people. besides giving wrong version of
the affair.
When 1 told the reporter" said Mr..
I1ipscomb. that l had not gone to the
scene at Sunnyside because OF sensational
developments in a poisoning case resulting
in murder. | did not tell him anything
that could induce him to believe that
expected a mob TO take the suspects. When
| referred to the tender of officers to assist
me. | meant some officers who were then
in my company at Austin. | did not say
that ! had tho man Williams who escaped
from the mob safe, but that / knew him
to be safe and there was nothing said about
my having him where could use him in
due time to give testimony against the
mob, nor did | say that | had ANYTHING
more than an idea as to the personnel of
the mob. The only thing that the purported
interview has down correctly is that
thought 1t probable that two OF the ex-
ecuted men We're innocent. Tho fasity of
the whole interview is best apparent when
state that never saw Governor Culber-
son and yet this interview starts ont Inv
saying: Governor Culberson this afternoon
had an interview with Sheriff Lipscomb Of
Waller county,"
Mr. Lipscomb further states that great
deal said to him while in Austin. where
no has large acquaintance. was In ice,
and that he retortcd in like So bo was
told. lesiingly Of course. that he had IN
leave and had to come TO Austin for RIM
gers etc, and he now seems surnrisad
that this enterprising interviewer did ro,
start out with glarlng headlines that Mr..
i'ilScomb had come TO Austin to get Ram.
gers TO Keep himself from being mobbed
MIR. Lipscomb furthermore asserts that no
never knew that he was talking IN ra-
porter that nothing was said for nuhIica-
tlon and that the interview was nc much
VI surprise 10 him as 10 any man in
'".' WY MS Trip to Austin was to con
suit Win the governor az to the hest stems
10 be taken to bring to Justice those who
violated the law that he was sworn 10 a,
and that he intended to do.
me interview above referred tn had an
peared in the News and in modisa,
form In The Post and o,,..,
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IN COMMITTEES.
CONFERENCE.

Austin. Texas. May 3.-The free confer
ence committee, composed OF senators
Greer. Colquiit and Kerr and Representa-
tivcs McGaughey. Morris Staples and
Blair, reported on MIR Staples house bill
this morning recommending substitute
bill. which is simply the house bill with
some senate amendments. The bill relates
TO local option elections and confines them
10 the political divisions OF counties, and
prevents the designation OF boundaries to
suit the occasion
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The Mncn Mnccnbees.

Waco. Texas, May s.--The Maccinsi
gave literary entertainment tonlgn', y
feature of which was an address 0! "
preme Commissioner n, p Markey. W
entertainment was free and the bay
tabernacle. with a seating eapael" !
250O, was comfortably filled.
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Austin, Texas, May 3.-senator Bowser
introduced a joint resolution this morning
amending the constitution by repeating see
tion l6 OF article ID. which prohibits the
creation OF State banks The section reads:
No corporate body shall hereafter be ere
a;od. renewed or extended with banking or
discounune privileges
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Mr.. L. Hayden of Wallonis, KY, ~ n,
thusastlc in his praise of Cham tsa M
Collie. ChGIera and Diarrhoea Reh'sD ,s, ~,
says he has used it in his FANNY w n ,
and can safely recommend IT TO 'ae p s.,,I
as the best medicine in the world ~ Nv "a, al.
troubles. The % and 80 cent slhe' W. -
by druggists.
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Killing at homer,

Mexia, Texas May S.-lnforma,lon y
just been received here from boa. .s.
Texas, small place ten miles east o. n, ~
that Tom CASTOR had been killed, ~ !.
possible to get any particulars az NV H..
ent, as there is no telegraph or 'elepl'''
connection with Bonner.
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Grnnaview ornphic n.nppcnrcd.

orandylew, Texas, May s.--The Grand
view Graphic, which was burned last jan
nary. made It's first appearance on the
streets last week. J. VI, Walker, Its editor
and proprietor, has many warm friends
througsout this section who rejoice at his
prosperity.
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Paris, Texas, May S.-ThoInas p,F1 :
young married man, committed SUICIDE IT, N.
terday by taking morphine lie ie' W. : :, y.
tor saying he was going TO ale' wv :
signed no reason.
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GEORGE CANADAY KILLED.
Barred Bis Breast to William Ben
son, Who Shot Him.
HE CALLED HIS SLAYER A "YAH00."
Refused to Apologize or Rctract
When Called on To DO SO-I.cavcs
IL wife and Four Babes.

Richmond Texas, May 3.-George Cana
day. a tenant on the farm OF Warren u
Sons at Simonton Switch, in the northern
part of this county, was shot and killed
yesterday afternoon by another tenant by
the name OF William Benson. The tragedy
was caused by trifing dispute Benson
is locked up in the county jail here and is
awaiting counsel from Robertson county
whence he came about five months ago
before having his examining trial.
To a reporter he stated that Canaday had
referred to him as 'yahoo" and has re-
fused TO retract it. The. dead man leaves
a wife and large family of children. He
came from Missouri several years ago
Benson is about % years old and does not
appear to be a bad man. but is lahorlng un
der the belief that he was fully justified In
what he did.
When Benson asked him to retract he re-
fused to do So and in reply TO the latter
threat to kill him he barred his breast and
invited Benson TO shoot, which the latter
promptly did. Five shots were fired. two
of which took effect.
Wallis. Texas. May 3.--Yesterday even
Ing about dusk, at Simonton which is Jus;
across the Brazos river in Fort BEND coun-
ty and about five miles from Wallis, George
Canaday. 4 tenant on the plantation Of X.
w. Warren & Sons, was shot and killed by
another tenant or laborer.
The difficulty arose over an enithet ap-
piled by Canaday to the other man. Can
aday was shot twice through the body and
lived until $50 this morning. May 8. The
SLAYER was arrested and carried TO Rich
mona.
The killing is very much deplored, PAL :
ticuarly as It will have an unfavorabe eff
foct on Northern immigration, which was
rapidly setting in towards this section. The
deceased leaves wife and four children
one babe months old.
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NEW BILLS.

The following new bill was introduced
In the senate this morning
BY Turney-Providine for the sale, lease
and classification OF lands belonging to the
several public institutions.
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today. BY agreement the case was po.
poned until May s. Clarence W. Nsni
who was practically disinherited BY y
father, General y. a. Mexia, wana U
share of the immense estate.
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DR.. HATHAWAY & y

AS lHs "a hai
nnrrofs o = ,, liS
one 10 more , .s't
realize the eonsBsa X.
estions Of me H,
#, nan SYSTEM ~
,innrpoesibaig..,, X.
covering w Ian,
frs field Dc, MA A.
more and more ~.
a sarent; and ,. VA
who have s,.staSIs
the most niv,,rss3
their o'tenu%on AZ
the curing . o. M.
.c.lVts W.
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Mexia VIII Con,.

n.r viii Contest.
vii, aon,. .sAas May a.-The famous Mex,,
"n contest was called in the probate con-.
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