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REBORN OF ABUSES.
General Ascnrrnxn Is to lie Vtccroy
and Succeed Wcy1cr.

md Succeed Wcy1cr.
London, February "a dispatch to the
Times from Madrid says that the Spanish
government has listened to the representa-
ton Of Marquis de Apeztcguia who has
arrived here on behalf OF the constitutional
party Of Cuba with the approval of his
principal associates. His conference with
the Spanish ministers Is believed to be
almost certain to lead to the immediate re-
form of the most crying abuses underlying
Caban ScOntent.
one of the chief steps, It 10 announced.
will be the complete division OF the Juris-
diction OF the civil and military authori-
ties of Cuba. II is expected that General
Ascarraga. the Spanish minister OF war,
VIII be appointed viceroy to Cuba and
that he Win in reality succeed Captain
General Neyler
1t Ia now probable that the future GOV
eminent Of the island Will be placed In
the hands OF a mixed commission, under
the immediate presidency o' the Vceroy.
Spanish intervention In the appointment OF
high officials. 1t Is thought, Will be greatly
curinlled
The matter of the tariff demands OF the
American government II Is now understood
Is really the chief obstacle In the way.
Spanish officials ind it difficult TO under
stand why the United States should be IA
yorcd az desired by the American govern
mcnt, especially as the Marquis de hpes-
tepuia afnrms the tnsurrection can DC
crushed in two months. spain. " IL assci
ed probably will realize that the friendly
intervention OF the American government
may be loo dearly purchased n. the sacrifice
Of not only important Spanish interests, nut
Tho equitable claims OF other European ma
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Salem, Ore, February 1.-The State sem
ate today by a vote OF 16 to IL refused to
proceed with the election OF United States
all OF the members present. at noon took
ballot and cast twenty nine votes for
John II. Mitchell and ore for George II
Williams. In the senate resolution to
vote for United States senator was ruled
out OF order by President Simons on the
ground that the house was not organized.
An appeal was taken laom this decision and
the chair was sustaned-16 yeas and 10
noes. The senate adjourned.
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LONG THINKS IT SETTLED.
Believes nc Will Have q Position
In the Cabinet.
THE PLACE NOT FORMALLY OFFERED,
Mckinley Expected to Create n M.
P"r'mcnt OF Commerce ana Put a
New Yorker I'm Charge Of II.

bingham. Mass. February 2.-Hon. John
ID. Long was interview today on the mat.
ter OF his final acceptance OF cabinet port :
folio. He said:
do not consider that Major Mckinley
mas made formal proposition yet. so
wrote him the other day. You see l could
not accept what has not been rendered"
In reply to a question as to the navy
portfolio he said:
oh. think 1t is practically settled. but
have not yet been notified"
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Orlando. Fis., February 1.-The National
Good Roads congress met here and We
formally opened at 10 o'clock today.
had been arranged that Governor I,lox'
ham would deliver the address OF well
come. but Illness prevented his coming
and Congressman Robert Davis welcomp1
tie drcgate2
General Roy Stone of the road depart,
ment of the bureau OF agriculture ~
sponled In behalf of the visiting dele
rates.
pr. Henry Foster OF Clifton Springs. N
". WINS made temporary chairman befur{
Adjournment, a permanent organization
was effected later. About half lths State
In the Union are represented by delegates|
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A DnIIot Tcchnicaiity.

Pierre. S. D.. February "A question has
arisen as to whether Picker has not al
ready received enough votes to elect him
United States senator.
The point is on the legality Of votes cast
for Plowman. He is a circuit judge and
the constitution makes void all votes cast
by the people or tho legislature for any
other than a judicial office for a Judge
while holding his office. On the ballot OF
Monday last l21 votes were cast. 10 oil
which were for Plowman. Pickler received
SO Of the remainder. and II the Plowmar
votes were void Pickler had majority OF
the legal votes.
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Wnnt Stntc Relief.

Burkvillc. Texas January 3i.--Stock IL
faring very badly during the cold weather.
as feed is scarce. A good many hogs and
cattle are starving aud freezing TO death.
Farmers are at n standstiil on account OF
the had weather, though good many have
cleaned up their land and are ready TO go
TO blowing when the weather Will permit
Some lew farmers have broken their lfnd.
There Is n meeting called by tho colorod
peopIe of this vicinity for February 4, 20
make acme arrangements for ald from the
State or from some source They say IT is
impossible for them ~ mako crop, with
out help. as they have neither bread nor
mont
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Bryan. Texas, February 1.-The electric
light plant received a new 100 horse power
boiler today and viii put in same at once
The well at the plant is being sunk and q
depth Of over GOO feet has been reached,
County court Is in session and is dispos-
ing OF the civil docket this week
The epidemic of Ia grippe has about
subsidized
A negro man by the name OF Ellis
knocked negro woman In the head with
a stick OF wood hero yesterday evening
and was Jailed this morning The woman Is
not dangerously hurt.
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Salt Lake. Utah, February Fire has
Just broken out In Scott G. Co.'S large
hardware store on Main street Tho entire
fire department of the city is at work but
under great disadvantage, as they nave 10
work mostly from the front of the build
ing on Main street 1t now looks as II the
fire would be confined to the building
which is large four-story brick, but the
building and contents will be DESTROYED,
1t Is the leading hardware institution OF the
city and carries large stock.
Electrician Vail of the fire department
was killed by falling from the buiidihg.
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|, M CRAVE SITUATION.
s.tfersrs in India Arc IN
F'sr distressed Condition
|,s,,ory BREAD RIOTS IN SPAIN
:, overwhelmingly
rsvsls"o. :. aebcIs in Nicaragua
crew, 1sr. from Foreign I"n'''

hapu ...o,lated Press.) 1.-The special cor
" =, the Associated rress VINO Is
'.'p,,ss into the famine raging nr III 'u's
y ,.,rs.t dir,rict of the oen IRA pss ,sa
" D population Of 100000 mas the
ir'n. .orv grave. This is the center OF
d'''l. .a.srow;ns industry, which IS the
y I, -, .rop grown, and as 1t failed .he me-, Is
oau s'' .,,ioction OF food stuff In this 10
~, w. and real famine exists ABOUT LOW
s sa,.s,, are affected. The rene' Mo'n os
'las s,,.u employment AMI the means Oh
'ss., s to $1,000 people. J.. r,,,o
flD,''. ..0ry, mar. Of the district is omar
,,xty miles from here, where very
.,,,ble conditions prevail
y.,v people have already died OF munger
:. m,py others are dying. The stan en-
III, IN the work OF relieving the sufferers
p",se ,o,r..e to cope with the enormous
:. II the work Of relief had been prop
:. .--.nged earlier the mortality Won. .ha
eW -, Ioss ne trains are increasing lne
lave 'ees ~ disease. 1t will take three
'pfeau y. "a rocoup the losses in this dis
irlr.. ~ fair criterion Of
sa,dI,,on Of the people. Aside from tne
". ns,..s,onaI beggars. they are CROWDED WIN
ll ssssrs reduced to the last stages OF slar-
'A w. Their bodips are emaclateu anu 'he
, ~. T. hanging In large folds. Many haNe
W, s,,ar stomachs, Il sign OF acute PriVa,
"V"' is found that the cattlemen ana
s ~ ,.orters usually lusty men, are I'M
AZ ~. N do ANYTHING. and the women are
W. .. .sua condition. One woman VINO
", lately confined has been attacked win
's.,,n,aueu caused by exposure, ana is
...s,s,rd Her baby is horrible to look at
r. r. MINIS are about the size of pipe stems
-, ,,c sunken eyes have most piteous
~, M proylsion has been made Tor theso
'..s, Tho minimum dole Of food rs only
.aonrb 10 keen body and soul together; 1t
Az. m, suffice 10 build up the system
.s,,c This Is where The private charity
~ rsn,ad II is useless to attempt to send
~ natives to the hospitals; they prefer
10 die. ,.u,o. T.. ,to wors,
yet seen. There Is urgent neen oil iunus
scr. The correspondent hears that Jub-
bulpore district conditions are even worse
n seed Is not sown the people will be
utterly Incapable Of procuring food, and the
conditions next year will be awful to con-
template. .,
The government was late in realizing the
,nayi,y Of thu r!tuatlon. Had elief meas
ures been instituted earlier much OF the
distress existing could have been avoided
The food supply in this district is scanty
a.d will soon he exhausted.
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Vicksbury, Miss, February "A head
camp of Woodmen of the World was or
ganized here today for the States OF Louis
lana, Mississippi and Arkansas with the
following officers: II. NJ. Simrall. Jr. Miss
issippi. head consul. II. J. Beaumpasa,
Arkansas, past head consul; l. y. Nc
Adams. head adviser: -. Shaul. Arkansas,
head banker; r. u. Loody. Mississippi,
head clerk; V. b. Petite. head escort: Levy.
Louisiana. head watchman Caruthers.
Arkansas head sentry: managers. T NJ.
Clifton, william Drew, T. =. Barr. W. s..
Glenn, F. NJ. Howard delegates to SOW
ereign head camp, II. F, Simrall. Jr., OF
Mississippi, T. j Wilkes of Helena. Ark,
A. l.. Ariel of Alexandria, La.
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The EI1crs1te Mnnslun.

Vclasco. Texas, February Livery old
citizen Of Bfazorla county will be greatly
shocked to hanr of the burning OF the
beautiful brick house of tho EllcrstIe plau.
tatlon. The fire was caused by tho two
h'ue children OF Mr., Huntington, the
owner of tho place. building a fire ~
some sacks OF Data stored In a room n
Mo unpcr floor, Tho Ellcrslc "a almost
ne last OF the beautiful plantation rcs,-
l,ences ~ Brazorta county. II was built
before the war by Greenyillo McNe0i
VINO az that eiine was tho owner OF ED
nlavos; u Ia said that the building cost
nam tsirn. exclusive OF the work done bv
me banda on the r'lcc II was mn olJ
,,a 4, Whose destruction Will DO great.
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BARRlOs CHECKED.
A Revolution Has Broken Ont In
Guatemala

A Revolution Has BROKEN Ont in
Guatemala.
New York, February "A dispatch to
he Herald from Panama says The Herald
correspondent in Managua. Nicaragua, tel
sgsphs that a revolution has broken out
IN Guatemala. Details are as yet unob-
tainable.
The Herald correspondent In San Sal
vador sends word that Toado Tribanio,
with a band OF about seventy-five followers.
crossed the border from San Salvador and
attacked the town of Conception. He killed
Two citizens and plundered several houses,
After securing all the money and arms
that they could find the rebels marched
toward Esquipalus. Their attack upon that
town proved disastrous. They met warm
reception from the garrison composed or
100 men, who put them to flight. After II
short but hot skirmish the rebels left ten
dead and wounded and twelve prisoners,
hciudlhg six officers. The government,
uoops engaged In hot pursuit after the
ilee'ng rebels. The officers and men caught
were sent under escort TO the capital.
Inc foregoing dispatch from the Herald's
n'P".'ueut seems 10 prove tnat PRESIDENT
barrios OF Guatemala has received check
from which his ambition may suffer. At
sae ume OF the formation Of the Greater
Eepaolic OF Central America President Bar
los was credited with opposing the scheme
distinct menace 10 the stability OF his
administration and as strong impedlment
70 lne realization OF his desire TO be the
tics. ''''''' 'N"" pun
a. Tue herald's correspondent is unable
nv. 70 SEND details of the new revolt, it is
~. to say what led to the revolu-
u r'vn, put 1t may be that the worst fears OF
S Ss'i,os have proved we'll grounded. aud
;r.uo sven now suffering from the mach
"Auons OF designing nelghbors.
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TODAY's FORECAST.

NEW YORK--Edward j. ivory y eh-
rertcd IN he a guest OF honr at the ,hFhn
npen's ball at the Lexington opera ""'''
this evening.
spnINGFIEI.D. In.--The state Fedora
tlon Of Womcn's clubs meets nor, tonHyt
The topic VIII b. Art, or the Hs"l OF Tue
Beautiful in Hcnte. School anu ''-'
WAsuINGToN-T'h United States civil
service comm ssion Will hold an, cNannna-
,.,rcv IN tho positon OF translator, etc,
in the adjutant generals office. war de-
Dartment.
IoNpON-Henry Labouchere, MP, the
wei known radical leader and eiIor @ o
Truth. VIII be the guest OF the Ma hs,.,
today in recogntton of his pubNc services
In Journalism.
IEooKLyN-Tho Rough Eidng club
of New York viii have n ten. posSinG
competition with the members OF Inc
brooklyn Riding and Driving club at me
l later T Rsa az es w pG app e9S nv
uniform, whi,h IA similar 10 that OF the
English Lancers.
CrNCtNNATI--The plan for the organ1-
ration OF National bowling ,leasne. J, ~
exponted. VIII come. TO q bead today az a
rrcil-r to be held IN thu ciy Tor The
nurnose OF organzlng such league The
ide1 Is 10 Rave n National championship
race The games 10 be played In the alleys
of The cluis entering and the SCORES TO be
interchanped by telegraph
cISCINNATI-Mr Martha Alhgon Po-
sew and lieutenant Ransom Peterson val
be married today. The ceremony VIII &C.
cur at the here OF the brides parents;
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert All.soa OF Garfield
place. Lieutenant Peterson In "a United
states army officer stationed at Fort
Thomas. Mrs. Posey Is the daughter of
= mllMonnire and the divorced wife OF Dr.
Posey OF Philadelphia.
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Kentucky ScnntOrshiD.

Washington, February At was reported
at the capitol today on what is believed to
he good authority that Governor Bradley of
Kentucky has decided to appoint Mr.
Yerkes senator from that State upon the
retirement of Senator Blackburn In March
and not call the legislature in extra ses-
sion. He takes the position. It is said,
that the appointment viii be sustained by
the senate because the legislature will not
be In session when tho vacancy occurs.
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Schrader. the Divine healer, were d,sap.
pointed to learn that he had left very early
IN the morning He and his brother mount
ed their bicycles Immediately after break
fast and started West. the last heard OF
them being from man who met them
about five miles west OF town pcdalinr TO.
wards Beaumont. While he had many call.
ers last night. only one cure has been re :
ported. Little Percy Saxon some time aro
dislocated HIS shoulder and could not raise
his hand to hts head. Yesterday he was
blessed by schrader, who laid his hand
on the afflicted part. and today he can
raise his hand above his head and use II
as well as ever.
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Corsicana. Texas, February 2.-ln an 'N-
plos,on which occurred In the bath room
at his residence. MIR. Richard Nays, ex-
coupy attorney narrowly escaped death,
Mr.. Mays had gone into the room inteht
upon taking bath, and as he strngk q
hnl oo~1rs.i through the nrtesien water
mains. mad nl,ed ghe room, reducing corr
hrgcion. Mr. Msys was blown through me
open doorway and sutained -eNers plll,,i,s
about MS hc.d and face and hands. y"
called Ia sasista7c and saved the hiiilh-
ing from dcs fraction hy ilames
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south American Tralc.

VOW iork' February 2,-Arrangemen,s
~ 'een completed for a conference of
,',' OF South America. the West
ms n.y., anu Mexico. which is to be held in
=. 1naaeiphla in juno next, for the purpose
=, ,on,err'hg with members OF the beard :
All sale ana chambers of commerce. from
vii, p .. OF the United States. Delegate,
eomr a..cnd from the following chambers OF
P a.a.,e; Panama, Lima. Bueros Avrcs.
MI ~ MO Janeiro, and San Paulo, Bra
eorrr r,'u aiso representatives from other
er,ela 1 r ORGANIZATIONS from Brazil, Ven
Wes, ,, Senirai America and Mexico and
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Bugne Chhti, Miss, February 2-The
boilers of the large saw mills of NJ. r..
Briston & Co. exploded with terrible
force. from ghe effects OF which the man
gled remains OF John BIannon, S. $. White
(wEite). and Merr.ck Buchanan tcolored).
lie waiting burial, and Thomgs McGhee.
Jim McCafferey and Commodore Smith
~ hite) and Pd.sr Goodwin ami Robert
Buchanan (colorcD are terribly scalded.
Fragments of the debris were scAue!ed
for half a NILS around.
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HIden md Lcnthcr.

Chicago February 1.-THE Chicago Shoe
ana Leather Review tomorrow will say:
More thar 10000 packages OF hides have
been sold since Saturday and tho packers
are quoting higher prices. A few branded
high suitable for tanning into union sole
leather brought an advance of about Is.
The stocks are small and an active buying
movement is kept up. Country buff sides
are held at s LIZ with IA bid.
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West Chester Pa, February 2.-Thc
Chester County Guarantee Trust and Safe
Deposit company Of this place. claiming
assets aggregating sl,OOC,0Oo and with de-
posts of $500, 1000 suspended business to-
day. The dire ctors claim that 1t is solvent
aud will pay all Indebtedness If given time
There has been a run on the company for
two weeks, in which time $4,000 was paid
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Huntsville Items.

Huntsville. Texas. February 2.-Mr.
Alex Traylor LETT yesterday for dautemala.
Central America. where he expects to cast
his lot.
There were several mishaps here during
the cold snap. but no serious casualties.
Mrs. Il. T. Josey has been quite sick
for some time. having had no less than
four relapses Of la grippe.
The family OF Rev. Henry Justus Brown
left for Houston today. The bsst wishes OF
many Huntsville friends accompany item.
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ST. Louis, February "A special from
New York says: Information has been re-
ceived by the members OF the chamber OF
commerce of New York that President
elect Mckinley will solve the cabinet ques-
ton as 1t relates to this State by having a
department of trade and commerce created
early in his administration and then plac-
ing a New Yorker at the head of it.
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Hougb,on, Mrch., February -Four men
are erfombel In the burning North Tam
arack mine. which caught fire today, and
small hopes are entertained for their es-
cape. 1t Is thought probably all are al
ready dead from breathing the confined
william Limpea, william au1 Antonio
Tomazhoski. whom the fire broke GU; his
morning azl alarm wsa Immediately sent
"a The lNa men employed In this shaft ani
all out four OF them escaped.
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PIncing NIcISennn.

Washington. February At is under
stood here that the position for which Judge
Joseph McKenna of California is slated in
McKinley's cabinet IL attorney general.
but there are possibilities which may make
II necessary to name him for secretary OF
the interior in the final arrangement of the
cabinet of the new administration.
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Canadian Policy.

Toronto, February AT Orilla, Ont,
last night Premier Laurier for the first time
definitely stated the present governments
platform-"Better trade relations with the
United States" and expressed his willing
ness to stand or fall With IT,
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Put Into HcceIver,, Unnds.

Sterling, H.. February 2.-The Keystone
Manufacturing company. manufacturers OF
machinery, went into the hands OF the re-
ceivers today Judgment aggregating $780,
600 being entered. The receivers expect to
continue operations.
The assets and liabilities, II is estimated,
aggregate between 100000 and 100000
each. II is understood the company has
bills and accounts receivable aggregatins
nvnI SohO 600
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Berne. Switzerland. February 1.-The
federal council has submitted to the United
States government the draft of a new ex-
tradition treaty to supersede the present
treaty which permits Swiss citizens to be
extraditcd to the United States contrary to
the Swiss extraditon laws.
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Law Firm Dissolved.

LaGrangc. Texas. February - Captain
r. II. Phelps and Hon. J. +. woltefs.
composing the law firm of Phelps & VOL
tiers. have dissolved partnership. Mr.. VOL
Grange Journal and he will edit that paper
ard at the same time give bis attention
TO the practice OF law. Captain Phelps will
also continue the practice OF law ut this
place
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outlined for the Montague county teachers
institute work for the ensuing year. 1.
school Management. ., History OF Edu-
cation. 8. Language, Grammar, COMPOST
lion and Rhetoric. I, Factoring: Theory
81 Exponents. s. Psychology. Teachers TO
handle these subjects will be selected at
the next regular meeting, which Is to he
held February ~ and IS. This section has
hcen visited today by three inch snow.
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LoucI,s Withdrew.

Pierre. s. D., February 2.--Loucks with
drew from the senatorial race In the inter-
est of harmony. The vote on the Joint SEES
sion resulted Picker AZ, Kyle 2s. Goody-
koontz 10. Powman 49, Loucks 10. Bowler
4, Kallar /, Palmer ].
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German Bank of Mcmphi. Abxorbed.

Memphis. Tenn. February 2.-The Ger
man bank of this city, capital stock $780,
900, was today absorbed by the First Ma
tional bank. The reason given is the ex-
piration of the charter of the German bank
and dull business.
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BUSINESS MATTERS.
Assigned stock Sold.

Huntsville, Texas. February 2.-The as
signed stock of Ben Brown was sold at
public cutlery yesterday by Trustee p. Gill
bert. There were several bidders. but the
stock was knocked off to Eastman Bros.
Of this city at 50 cents on the dollar
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uuyIor CoIIcgc Anniversary.

Bolton. Texas. February 2.-Ycsterday
was the fifty first anniversary Of the grant
ing Of charter 10 Baylor Female college
which was celebrated in a very appropriate
manner DR.. J. p. Gambell delivered an
address In the forenoon and an entertain
ment was given in the evening under the
auspices Of the music and elocution depart
ments. rendering mos. suitable and cx-
Gallant programme,
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n,nonA .OrS, February 1.-The Herald cor-
nspb. . IN Aanagua. Nicaragua. tery.
hr,,as mat President zelaya today cola.
The e er,o one anniversary of his accass,on -
,mnesy Su'lve chair by issuing ,1 Gssra 70
Thy a 10 reyolutionists d decree OF
oos ~ decree applies ~ nh ,.
,Sss Part in the lnsurreetIan persons Io ssi, who
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Montague. Texas. January 3i.-In the
Sixteenth judicial district court, Judge d.
W. Barrett presiding, the following cases
have been disposed of the past three days:
State VS.. FINS Bryant, theft OF cattle,
two years in the peiiiteniary; state VS..
Hardy Clark. burglary, two years in the
house OF correction; state vB. I'D Aber
theft OF cattle. two years In the peniten-
tilry.
The following course Of study has been