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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-10
New orleans, October 0.--The fever sk-

New Orleans, October 9.---The fever SIT
uatban here today was practically as on
wednosnay. The deaths as early as
ccis-.,. had almost reached the highest
number. Business is sluggish. The c'.,
Is 80 completely shut In by quarantine req
ulutions that 1t Is difficult to move freight
In any direction, except grain, w5icn con-
tinues to arrive as heretofore.
The cases today are from Dill rections Of
the city. the foci being widely distributed.
Among the deaths today come cases brts-
ent features that provoke synDltly. Mrs.
Ashford WIS stricken with the fever sen.
eial days ago. Her son-in-law and bis
wife were living with her. As soon Az she
fell Ill with tho fever he deserted the house
and went back to his home In kentucky
Mrs. Ashford died. Her daughter. Mia.
Rcppert. was attacked with The fever three
or four days ago. Excellent liedical at
tention was given her but abe had little
or no experienced nursing This afternoon
the poor woman. stranger In strange
city, died.
Her husband returned to the sity YES
torday. He was present when sho died
He had fled from New Orleans In a state
OF terror when his mother-in--iaw WAS
taken III, but after getting TO his Ken
lucky home. realized that he had done
wrong and returned.
The first death In any one convent was
Sister Eulogia, who VISA stricken with
fever few days ago She had previously
gone nobly about her duty attending to
the sick.
This is the record today:
New casea-A. ID. Morrison. 735 Cont.
Henry Eisler. 800 st. Mary -, -. Bou-
lard, b2S Esplanade; Jesph Colattc. ll63
constance; Virginia Coulter 1926 Caron-
delet Mrs, r. Dupree. 500 Strand; George
smith, 20 Second; -. Moss tchldj, iii
Felicity; James Barnes. 1926 Magazine
Edwin La straphes 1900 Sixth; -. plllnr
6s4 Josephine (child) --- (child), 90
BARRACKS; Miss Lille Boulard. 52s Es-
planade; Joseph Kuhn, st. Philip and Lo-
peg; Joseph Schacffcr. 2Sl3 Ursulincs; Rob-
EN- Scnaener. same address, Emma Huhe-
ner, 1880 Sixth Miss Matte Bait. 3uo
frytania; Charles Brldweil. 11i7 Robin;
MIS-. Charles BrIdweli same address,; Allen
+ Giles. 1929 Seventh; W. H. Collier. Cs6
Delaronce (Alginrs) Frank Anderson 1000
Delaronde; Edward Kaiser. Tehoupltou,as
between Tcledana and Louisiana avenue.
So Irene kursheod, 1918 ST. Charles. Al
"a Mann, marine hospital; NJ. Sidan az
ursulines, louise Alexander, gl7 JrslIljnaa.
Miohaol Gnigetek. 922 Decatur; Alrs. n.
Cakeanu, 9tS st. Mary; Miss ShurIpe 2gl5
Baronne; Mrs. John Sharks, t4i4 Calhour~
Henry Allen. 1923 Euterpe: Susie Lech. i0y
Dnpiin street; Miss Pauline Hoffman. 1920
Chestnut; Miss Katie Leitnch. 1914 Wash.
ington; Sister Euogia, convent corncr
State and Camp streets, Mrs. u. Repnert
1904 Charities.
Deaths--F. Cazeanu, 9i3 st, Mary. yp,
Flood, 10l7 Dryades.
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The Goyeroor Notined,

Austin, Texas. october 8.--Dr. Swearin-
gen tonight wired Governor Culberson that
a telegram TO him from Acting Mayor
Skinner announces that DR.. Guiteras. the
government yellow fever expert, had dag
nosed case OF yellow fever in Galveston
and that he would go there ut once.
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Deep waterway. ao.ra.

Philadelphia. Pa, October 9.--The mem
0ers comprising the deep waterways board
which l. TO survey routes. recommended
sos ship canal connecting the great Mo.
wstn ttne water in the Hudson river. ana
$3.50 estimator Of kas cost Of ooostr,,ct-
s1co watwwayss wATs In ssssion To-
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Pcrhnps It WIN.

Lake Charles. La. October 9.--All mills
will be running by Monday noon. A lum-
Der train went out last night and all lum-
Der Is to DO moved rapidly by the roads.
The local accommodation train begins on
Southern Pacific Monday between here and
I.afayettn
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THE GALVESTON CASE
Continued from First Pngeo
the telephone and invited him to come t

the telephone and invited him 10 come to
The meeting. which he declined to do. DR..
Stuart called DR.. McElroys attention to
the fact that the beard OF health had been
regularly appointed by the mayor to act
as an advisory body. and that 1t WIS their
object and doaife to Cooperate with HIN
MS city health officer. He also said THAI
tho board was created for the purpose of
consulting with and assisting the city
health department in Just such emergencies
az has now arisen. that no member OF the
board sought the appointment that they
were giving their services for the welfare
OF the public and without compensation
and that their greatest desire was TO act
In harmony with Dr.. McI;lroy for the pub
lie good.
To this DR.. McElroy replied that he had
taken hold OF the matter and intended to
carry 1t out In accordance with his own
Ideas and 1t was not HIS intention to con-
suit with the board OF health.
Later In tho evening. DR.. Scott called ~.
DR.. McElroy and asked him as n friend
to lay aside any little personal feeling he
might have In the matter and come un anu
attend the meeting, Az the public would
naturally expect the board Of health to
take some action In this extremity.
Dr. McElroy answered him that us the
hend OF the health department of this city
he would have to decline 10 consult with
the board, but thst II the board Of health
saw TIT 1t could delegate one OF It's members
to call and see him.
me members OF the board were some
what at Il less as to what action TO take
after this rebuff on the part of Or. Nc
Etroy. They. however. discussed the II at.
yer thoroughly pro and con and decided
that they had been appointed in due for m
ny the city's chief executive and until
their authority was revoked from the
proper source II was their duty TO serve
the public TO the best of their ability.
Mayor Rice being out OF tho city, their
only alternative was to carry out his in
struciions during mis- absence
The hoard then devoted It's attention to
the health situation and issued the FOL
lowing bulletin:
rhe board OF health having learned
mat several cases of yellow fever are de-
clared to be In Galveston. 1t deems It ad-
sisahle to declare strics quarantine against
ua'veston and purposes to exert its utmost
vigilance In the matter. Until the return
Oh Mayor Rice to tho city It entrusts tho
OF the quarantine to the
guards appointed by City Health officer DIR.
McEiroy' The board assures the people of
houston that no EFFORT will be omitted to
secure the safety of our town.
'Dr. ID. Il. Stuart,
President.
'pr. Max urwitx,
"Dr. ]. w. Scott,
DIR. w. X. Eckhardt."
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didn't drunna
Affections 4
would a.
shape ct III
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illsed xusHs
ButWku
sooner mn 4
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over ~ y
tina fIclpss Y
fashion .n.,1
to- work VI
the vosus a
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iight waevorks
the debris
msngd and dead The
seriously The force
fell houses two blocks
Gfromth No q Will b
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The Fever In nmnIra.

Kingston. Jamaica, October 9.--Yellow
fever Ia not epidemic here. Only SO cases
of yellow fever and Is deaths from that
disease have been recorded during the past
three months
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day at the office OF the Uniss y
gineers. The board met IN erAtri
sion and examined a numbe = :
that have already been suhniHa
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Late New. 81 : ne.th

new York. ootdber s.--It leaked GU, 70.
u'sn' mat John Wallis Of New orleans
49, nsme was associated with ths
susar 'tr,iHk Investigation. died a. The
.ao.e Mazibcrough here on October a
s0r scns reason the fact was suppres.ss
Dus sonisht the clerk Of the hotel msd.
! ~ snissnn He said Mr.. Wallis had
zen = ~ hotel for some time ana wss
sndsrsolng treatment fer sor,. AGO. y.
some Baltimnre friends hsd hssr 1850 s..s.s
10. Ihe clerk said tho noiv ~. 49,. ~
eassee = Nv osisaaa. :. sAAsa
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Or. McElroy was seen last night NV n
reporter and asked " he had any explana-
uon 10 make regarding his refusal to CON
Tor with The board OF health.
lie remarked that at the time the hoard
OF health held It's meeting he was too bus,,,
engaged with urgent matters connected
with the Galveston situation to leave hi.
on'ce' even at the behest OF the hoard a,
neaHn. He was then trying to get
te'ephonic communication with STATE
Health Officer swearingen ut Galveston ma
nad q number OF trains held up along M
me- with each Of which he was in cop,,ar,
communication. hence no could NOT ,eavo
board VI enc
AZ midnight last night Chief Of Fire M.
: Thomas Ravell and Detective N,
iison We're basiiy engaged endeayorin. :.
secure locomotive on tho In Porte ros !.
N order 70 60 to seabrooke ana brIns
Mayor Rice back to the city. 0'ns
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.rcord TO date;
Total cnses. Total peathr.


Official report OF tho boaru OF neaItH'
Cases OF yellow fever today. 81; deaths
to-day, 6 total cases o, yellow fever 70
date. $40; tptai deaths, &c; total cases alb
rolrtrIy recovered, 2s2; total cases under
treatment. a6c.
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DUSTLEsTARE'HEa Y

When the car Of Russia ana n =
OF. France embraced at CronstaH 4
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Wonlan's r.
After Many Dlscouru
Turn to Nj

! M Mr.. 4; ,, Hrisss, ".
Vsx's says: !" NJ husbcsS
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20 OvertArow Civil Service.
Anooln Neh. October s.--F. 9. ~
S&'an0snntsndsnt Of the chicaso po,so
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PEOPLE ARE EXCITED.
KILLING or PERRY MAY CAUSE
MUCH TROUBLE.
streets Are Filled by Armed Men,
Who Are in mn Ugly Uunor.
BnrIsman Guarded.

Texarknna, Ark, June S0.--The excite
mcnt caused by the killing OF Deputy city
Marshal o. D. Perry by Deputy Sheriff
Frank j. Barkman yesterday evening on
the Texas side has not yet abated The
streets have been hlled All day with crowds
OF men, armed to tho teeth. Barlaman was
taken to New Boston last night and placed
in jail where he Is closely guarded
Killings have been so frequent that the
citizens are determined to take the law
into their own hands Friends of both
sides are determined men, and trouble is
sure to come.
Mayor w. C. Hardin out of respect to
the deceased and family has issued pro.
clamation for all business houses to close
promptly at o'clock tomorrow for ono
hour The deceased was member of the
odd Fellows, Maccabees. Knights of Dixie
and leaves $4,000 insurance for his wife and
children
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scented In the Grand Grove. which have a
combined membership OF over 1000. accord
ing TO reports cont In 20 the Grand Grove.
The morning session was devoted to the
hearing of reports from the grand officers
present and the afternoon TO committee
work the following committees being APP
pointed by the noble grand arch:
Finance--C. ~ Blum, Temple; W. W.
Otto, Austin; w c. schIll Brennan.
State of orderH. ~. Wilson. Austin; j..
y, Hanson, Galvostoa; Jake chaure, Waco.
Law-Jako Chaure, Waco; II. h. Wilson,
Austin; W. G. Schil. Brcnham.
Reltcf-C Caseputine. Galveston.
The election for Grand Grove officers re-
suited In the choice of the following who
viii serve until the next meeting OF the
Grand Grove. which will be held at Austin
one year from This date
II. =. Wilson, Austin. noble grand arch;
w. w otto. Austin, deputy grand arch .
Jake Chaure, Waco, grand secretary; r..
Schmid. Brennan, grand treasurer; C.
Cassentine. Galveston, grand marshall j.
VMtrote, Galveston, grand herald,
The finance committee is composed OF J.
u. Hansen, Waco; W. w. Otto. Austin, and
W. c, Schill. Brennan.
Previous 10 adjournment resolutions Of
thanks and appreciation for the entertain
ment received at The hands of Brennan
Grove. No. .. were adopted.
banquet and ball at Germana las, night
concluded the meeting, Mr. Fred Henry
of Waco being introduced by Hon. Ben
s. Rogers, and addressing the Druids In re-
spence 10 the welcome address OF DR.. Il.
Simoi.
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GOES TO TENNESSEE.
First bale of Tcxns Cotton 10 lie put
on ENhihiIinm.

Dallas. Texas. June 30,-Thc first bale
Of cotton of the crop OF 1897, grown In
Duyal county and shipped yesterday TO
W. ID. Cleveland. Is to be shipped to
the Nashville, Tenn, exposition to be
placed in the Texas building. Ex-Governor
Barnett Gibbs OF Dallas made the arrange
mcnt by wire with Mr. Cleveland today
Mr., Gibbs said 10 The Post correspondence:
Texas is the only State in the Union
that can mature bale Of cotton in June
y country that can have cotton on the
market before the dry season heglns ought
% recommend itself TO Gotten growers"
Dalias and other North Texas cities,
acting in alliance with the Texas and Pa
cific road, are getting UP credtable ex-
h'bit to place in the Texas building at
Nashville.
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"a nundlr nf Nersam

rms term is often applied to people
whose nerves are abnormaliy sensitive.
They should strengthen them with Hostel
ters Stomach Bttcrs. After course a,
.nat benign tonic, they viii cease TO bs
.ohseious that they hayc nervous sys.
,.'ns, except through agreeable sensations
u VIII enable them to eat, slesp ANA al.
srss We'll The three media for iacreasins
nne ana ylgor In the nerves. in common
w.n me rest OF the system. The mental
also disappear. s''SSps'A WIZ
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Sublime.

Sublime. Texas, June 29.-fhe w
Riae club has decided to giveafw
bccue on July -.
Mr.. NJ. Ternan of Flatonia spea :
days here among friends and reliilsa,,
The telephone line from Ha llettsrN Y,
Sublime 10 Columbus will Be ccff'
In a few days. Z.
Katy. the little daughter OF FAM
ris, died Of congestion OF the brhp
Mrs. Emma Miller is quite dck
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GIVEN \ LIFE TERM.
Nrgr" convicted of killing II wo-
man Who Had irft Him


Rusk Texas, June 2a-iioward Curle
was given life term in the penitontlary
today for the murder OF Mary Ann Jordan
IN November 1896, Roth parties negroes.
Curie and the woman had been living to-
se'hcr, but In August 1896. she left him.
AGAINST his vigorous protest. and he tried
10 murder her then. He left the country
before he could be arrested and did mo-,
r"appear until few days before the muir
aer' when he went To the woman's house
III Jaeksonviile, where he stayed about a
week trying to persuade her TO again live
with him, He finally gave up the attemn,
ana le't. but returned the sRmN night ana
shot her as she was going from her own
mouse to neighbours. He confessed tho
hntlng' hard fight was made by defend.
ant attorneys to save his neck ana thew
are satisfied with the verdict Distri.y
attorney Donery, County Attorney Quinn
ana j. r. Weeks appeared for the STATE
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Richmond Texas June 3O-The bodies q,
Cora and Arthur Prddy, daughter and SON
OF George Prddy. drowned IN the pro,os
river Yesterday have not yet been found 4
searching party spent the night drae.,t,p
'he RIVER and this morning large crowd
TOOK up the search and powder and dvna.
mite |ero USED during The DAY. with M
result, ' "'
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San Angelo, Texas, June 2o-'rhe meet.
ing conducted by Messrs Boon and ireland
under the auspices Of the Christian church
az the court house closed last night and
was successful Some twenty persons were
received into the church. Large crowds
heard each sermon.
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LiNEMhN FATALLY HURT.

'"'e broke ana he Was Thrown 10
the Pavement.
Dallas' Texas, June 30.-Henry Farrine-
Ton a lineman in the employ OF the Flee
tF'' Light company, was fatally hurt about
o o'eiock this evening He was doing come
WORK on the wires about twenty feet above
me ground when pole broke. CARRYING
~, down to the Austin street pavement,
me proken pieces OF the pole pinning him
uowh breaking several ribs in his Isft
,o.p, crushing his hip and injuring him in.
,o,nniy. nc was taken home in an I'M
ge oS.'ous uonultion and romans 80. sur
eeohs prohounce hls injuries fatal.
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THE GRAND GROVE.
pr"ids Elect Officers aud Wind I'm
the Annual Meeting.

hrehham, Texas. June so.-rhe Grand
nlo'e OF rhe United Ancient Order o,
i'fuias convened at zeiss' hall at 0 oclocL
Monday morning. Noble Grand Arch ~,
,oary OF Waco presiding, The following
grand oillees answered to roll call:
, faea heify' noble grand arch, Waco: w.
w. Hsh'h' deputy grand arch pro tenn
n'enham; Jake chaurc. grand socre,n,v
WACO; Ben schmid. grand treasure, pran
NAM @, cassentine, grand msrshsii n nN,
sss,ani II: d. Wilson. grand inside g,, mra-
Brenham. eu ou'ssde guard,
seventeen subordinate groves Ar, reor..
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SHERMAN Texas, June "a ni,ah,o
case Is reported from the northwestern nor.
ton of this county An old man ranaa
German is in q horrible condition from
,os,s 49," worms HIS nose hled and the
nose head and throat. II is tbnr"ht :" nm, ms
ho will die. 'noush' mat
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GALvEsroN's TAX COLLECTIONS.
II i.i>t..


Luling. Texas. June 3o.--At a meeting of
Vha executive committee who have the
jury barbecue In hand, It was found that
enough meat to feed 5000 people had been
bought and donated An ample supply Of
bread pickles and other edibles is also ON
htnd Reduced railway rates secured ON
nooth the Southern Pacific and Araneas
lAss rAif~ays and cash prizes, merohan.
uise priz,s guaranteed. The celebration
WI, be u hummer, as nearly all prizes arc
$50 D'"' DOING
The Masonic school of instruc,,op o,,
open at tho lodge room OF Hardeman Io.ira
~. y, and a. NJ, In this city next Tuesday
aha WIN continue a number OF DAYS About
slghy members of the fraternity arc looked
IT., among them number OF the most
''""ihent Masons In the State.
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AUSTIN Texas, June 500. w. saun.
u'Fs' who was injured by being crushed
VIII recover. He was badly crusbaS h,',
mas an excellent constitution, and is moi
injured internally. ''' 10 "o'
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san Angelo Texas, June 20.-The San
Angelo wool r,arket has about been cleaned
up only 2s5,ooo pounds remaining unsold
Nearly 5000 600 pounds were marketed horo
ms season and brought from Sc 10 loo
some bringing l2c. iVo'
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Trinity, Texas. June. ao.-wll ~
colored youth, was running from
er with pair Of open scissor " !.
stumbled and fell and both rocn Y
SCISSORS penetrated his heart blu~
almost instantly. y
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sLRS IN CONFERENCE.
The Nest Texas Delegates Arc In
Session at BeevilIc.
SAN JAClNT0 PRESBYTERY'S SESSION
Last six Months n Building Period
for the Cumberland Prcsbytcri-
ans I'm south Texas.

Boevlllc. Texas. June 30, The fourth
annual session of the West Texas Epworti
League conference convened at the large
pavilion near the Methodist church In this
city last night at SI5 o'clock. The trains
from the north. south and west brought
In delegates to the pimber OF about 200
yesterday. They were met at the depots
by the citizens In carriages and buggies
and taken to the homes that had been as
signed to them.
The conference Is presided over 10y Pre-
siding Elder Scott OF the San Antonio dis
trlct. r. H. Buchanan OF the Utopia charge
was elected secretary.
After fifteen minutes devotional service
of song and prayer T. NJ. Cox. Esq, of
this charge delivered the welcome ad
dress and turned over the keys Of the city
to the delegates. This was responded 10 by
Roy. w j. johnson OF Victoria in one Of
the most eloquent speeches ever listened
to In this City.
Some other minor business was then
transacted and the conference adjourned TO
meet in prayer and praise service at sun
rise this morning.
This service was largely attended and
proved great source OF spiritual grace
to the Leaguers. Rev. Nath Thompson OF
Lockhart presided.
Again mt 9 o'clock the conference met
and proceeded with the regular pro-
grnmme. II will be in almost con in lnIs
session until Adjournment tomorrow I II T..
The singing under the dire 'tion uf
Claude McCor.le Of san Antonio, Is fine.
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], Rose, Commissioner"
ApJuTANT GrNERAlls orFIoF

ApJUTANr GENERALS OFFICE.
Colonel w. ~ B'ttis. late colonel of the
Firat regiment. Texas Volunteer Gtlnrs
has been placed ON the "rctirol lst' IN
accordance with rulo No. B. state rcgula-
lions of 1895, after twelve or moro years
of honorable aud continuous service
Colonel huttis enlisted In tho Orange ri.
files July ., 1883; promoted to sergeant
July . 1883, and first sergeant In 1854:
elected captain July D. 1856 aud -cmalncd
IN command of the company until Drrsm
Der ~, 1883. when he was elected colonel
which command no retained until May 70.
1897
Lieutenant n Call. late first lieutenant
and quartcrmnstcr of the First regiment
Texas Volunteer Guard. has Asn be,u
placed on the retired list" after twclve
or moro years Of honorable aud cont uuous
Service, He enlisted AZ a charter member
OF the Orange RIFLES December ". 1850.
elected second lieutenant July g. lSS3 first
lieutenant January Q. 1883. appointed adj
jnlant OF the First regiment March %.
1859. and qunrtermaster Of tho same rogi-
mont December L. 1891.
Tho resignation OF ". l.. Moody. lr as
captain ana aide dc-c camp Second brigade,
TeNns Volunteer Guard. ~ hereby accented.
Lieutenant Colonel l. Nj Standifcr aide
do-eamn. Is hereby PLACED In command nj
inc companies OF the Texas Volunteer
Guard. who viii participate in the Fourth
OF July ceremonies al Donlson. Texas
The following general order was also
issued:
Several members OF the Texas Volunteer
Guard. having been discharged the action
oil the company commanders is cd
and sustained,
Adintant General Mabry announces the
following named companies OF the Texas
volunteer Guard newly organized. which
are assigned TO regiments. with designa-
ton placed opposite their names:
FIRST regiment Kennedy RlfloE, Captain
~ Z, Brewster, Corpus Christi Company
IL S1aiy Rifles, Captain &. Boyd. Gaiyes-
ton. Company u.
Second regiment o Conner Guard Can
tain j. G. McKcever. Victoria, Company
ID.
Fourth regiment-Waco Cycle Infantry
CAPTAIN A. II. Miller Waco. Company G.
Santa Fe Fencibles. Captain ]. j, rhau.
risch. Santo. Company u.
f1fth regiment--Longview Rifles Can
tain NJ. STRIPPING Longview, Company Ia.
Greenviilo Llght Guard. Captain s. ].
Downing. Gracnyille, Company c.
sixth regiment-Lyon's sherman Infant
ry. Captain u. +. Lyon. sherman. Companv
-; Brownwood Rifles. Captain j. q. West
Brownwood. Company ID.
QUARANTINE PROCLAMATION.
The following proclamation was issued
from the executive office today
whereas, The live stock sanitary COM