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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-29
A BEAUMONT BUDGET.
\ HORSE WITH CLARION DIsCov-
Erred IN THE CITY.
The Railroads are Offering Special
Rates to the Celebration of
the Glorious Fourth.

beaumont. Texas, June ga horse with
a we'll developed case of Charlton WAS dis
covered in the suburbs OF Beaumont this
afternoon. The animal belongs to q man
named T. D. Carroll. who drove from Win
ME, Chambers county. yesterday and came
to this city in search OF work. \ commit
tee OF citizens called en- Mr.. Carroll and
asked permission TO kill and burn the af-
flicted horse. but the permission was re-
fused. The county Judge also refused 10
order the horse shot, and Is a result the
animal was still living at 7:3o o'clock. and
there is danger of tho dreaded disease be-
coming epidemic, aud there Is considera-
BILE excitement amous the owners Of fine
milk cows and buggy horses. Tonight an
effort will be made to buy the diseased
horse for the purpose OF killing and de-
Stroyinr it.@ Charlton is also reported
among stock only few miles distant from
the city and stock owners are preparing
to organize FOR the purpose Of making an
attempt 10 stay its progress II they can't
oxterminate 1t.
Travelling Passenger Agent Reinh1rdt
OF the Southern Pacific ayriytt. this morn
ing viii a big bundle OF circulars adver-
Using the excursion 20 be run from Sabine
and East Texas points to beaumont on
July 3 on account of the Fourth OF July
celebration. y special tram leaving Rock
land at : o'clock Saturday morning will
he run for this event the fare for the
round trip to be as follows: Rockland 81
Colmesneil si.s5 Wcodvile $l65, Warren
Sl.30. Hyatt S1.20. Village Mills $l.l0, Olive
Soc. kountze 75c. Mona Goo The rate from
Sabine Pass and Southern Pacific points
between Houston aud Lake Charles. La.
will be one and one-thlrd fare for the
round trip. The Sabine and East Texas
excursion train will leave Beaumont at
1890 O'Clock Saturday night but the tick
cts will be good for return on the train
Sunday morning.
The Gulf, Beaumont and Kansas City will
also run a special excursion train from
Kirbyville and intermediate points. This
train will leave kirbyville al u. IN. lnC
arrive at Beaumont at $40 a. m. return
ing leave Beaumont at il p. N. The fare
for the round trip. as advertised. is Kirby
willie Sl.50, Buna 81. Silsbee l5c. Tickets
Will be good for return Sunday morning.
The Guli and Interstate viii run ~ ex-
curson train from Galveston and inferno
iiate points and there viii be excursion
rates on from Port Arthur. Citizens are
making preparations 10 entertain and feet
10000 people.
The first through Kansas City. Pittsburs
and Gulf passenger train reached Beau
mont this morning at 40 o'clock. on time
to the minute The train consisted OF
sleeper, chair car. day coach and combina
ton mail and baggage car and was sole
yestibulal
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ORANGE.
Negro woman Under Sentence
Brought IN Houston.

Negro Woman Under Sentence
Brought IN Houston.
Orange. Texas. June 1s.-sherit Jeff y.
Bland last nigh, took 70 Houston The ne
gro girl. Bel Wade. sentenced at the las,
term o, district court here to two years
in the penRen,iary Tor assault TO murder.
The transfer agent OF the psnitertiary will
take her from Houston 10 Huntsville.
The county probate coar, met this morn
Ing with County Judge s. copauii presid-
ing. but 10 business was transacted and
the court adjourned until tomorrov morn
ing at ? o'clock. When an importan. case
viii come NJ. connected With the cstA'e
of J. T. Stark. deceaEeA-
The county court has finished UP all the
criminal business before II for the Ifreseu
,srm with the exception Of t~o or thre'
cases that have beea ret iog next Mon
day.
Yesterday Afternoon az 3 o'clock Rev. }
y. Grundy, pastor o. The COiored No hod
lat church a. this place WAS married Z
NIks ohsla Scale coiored. the eerenon'
beng performed by Rev I. t. Stafford
pastor Of the white Methodist church here
Elder J. -. cole. pastor o. the Christian
cbnrfh al this plare. has been granted
vacation for a month or longer by mis- con
gregzti0n. and wilt leave ia yew days IA
Mississippi to visit some Of his people VII
Here there.
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CAMPBELL has ENOUGH.
Not Likely to Ever Again Euter
Railroad Service.
THE LAW OFFICE NOW CLAIMS HIM..
pr,ud I'm the Possession Of the Re-
spcct aud Confidence of the Wen
Who worked Under Him.

Galveston. Texas, June 2S.-Mr. Il. NJ
campbeu. late general manager OF the In
ternational and Great Northern runway
arrived in Galveston this morning
THIS is Mr.. Csmpbells first trip TO Gal
weston since his resignation, and he was
asked to give some further details OF the
matter. In reply he clearly Indicated
lispositton 10 enter in no discussion OF
he subject for publication, saying that
statement from him a. this time "o'ia
serve no useful end. While declining 10
render any statement as TO delaliS' ne
said The substantial evidences OF conf
dunce and approval coming TO me from my
friends everywhere are gratifying, ah&
make me more than satisfied with the re-
cent turn OF affairs.
Mr.. Campbell was asked regarding his
plans for the future and as TO whether or
not hu expected to re-enter the rail""!
service, as has been heretofore indicated
His reply was that mo man can iorteh
even his own future. l have not yet de-
termined upon a place of residence, even.
But IL is hardly probable that | shall ever
re-enter railway service, however great
the inducement y Law office mas greater
claims for me"
Mr. Campbell was told that since his re-
hsen dis,rssad for nrettv nearly every
,,,,,,- rood in - noIirical way within the
rift ., no nennIe of Texas. This has be-
come such a regular thing that The Post
no,j,ical asnirations and II he could be
inimcod - rntSr noiitics To This he mada
ra,,i, ~ IN 50 far as nolItirs are con
ne,,,ea no g. Nc, owe, vat in tho hands OF
his friends.
raii hn ..o,11 ho,,e 49, tas osp,rations
IN 49,, ai-s1.io-, nv, ,io,iti|oi fnr.,,nos
Ia ~, 49, $3.50.
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W ''-.' 80. nan !, ',iis' MI IalnpuSi,
10 60 Nskeu II ne was aware thNt ne han
u'S.nsseI ION ol,s s.u oi '..e
10 'he olher, ne stl'iieu anu se'u io.n,hs;
IN an uuuSuaiiE HAPPY hloou' ne taiNeu
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VICTIMS LAID TO REST.
Matters Were Arranged So There
Mas No Further Trouble.
PARTICULARS As TO THE CAUSES.
Tom Jones stu Alive, but Both He
and Miss Lois Garrison
May Die.

| Dallas, Texas, June 2S.-Thc tragedy a.
Pleasant Valley church yesterday has been
tho uppermus, topic in Dallas public cir
| Giles today. The Garrison and Jones ian!-
lies are we'll known to county officials.
| courthouse ;requenters aud merchants and
professional men generally OF this city.
1t develops today that Miss Lots GarTi-
son, whose seduction by Frank Jones was
the direct cause Of the tragedy, gave birth
to child throe months ago. Her elder
bro,her. Augustus Garrison. IS years old
aud unmarried, In meliaiely called on
Frank JONES and gave him his choice Of
marrying the girl or suffering death.
Jones asked for days gime for consdera-
ton. That night, however. h. lett the
country. He returned home lant saturday.
unexpectedly, 10 the people VI Pleasant
valley
Garrison's father being dead, he natur-
ally acted as head Of the family, being the
elder child. and the proper protector Of
his widowed mother and sister. He went
TO the church yesterday evidently expecting
10 laee- Frank Jones.
a new preacher. Rev. Mr.. Patterson,
was 70 deliver q sermon, and approximately
all OF Pleasant Valley went 10 hear HIM.
tie hal not started his sermon when he
shooting began. ana did not Start it alter
warts The congregation stainpeded,
many members jumping through the side
windows. out among the graves that flank
the sides o. tbs church.
Tom Jones was reported to be- alive to-
night. but his deaih rs expected al any
moment He lost much blood and his leg
had 10 be amputatcd al he upper portion
OF the thigh
After Augustus Garrison and Frank
Jones We're killed and Tom Jones disabled
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Sherman, Texas. June 27.-The BAPTIST
Sunday school and colportage convention
adjourned yesterday and the majority OF
the delegates returned home on tho after
noon and night trains, though some OF The
prominent personages, by urgent invitation.
remained and took part in today's Worship.
ana to the congregation and people gen.
orally today has been by far the most inter-
esting one Of the assemblages.
Al the Baptist Sunday school rooms to-
day the regular exercises were dispensed
with and the time occupied by addresses
by Mrs. Johnson Of Houston, Mrs. Parks of
Fort Worth, Mrs. Torris of Corpus Christi
and Miss Mitchell of Austin. These ad-
dresses were all on the same line. giving
the speakers individual experiences I'm
bible work. with few object lessons to the
smaller children. except In the case OF Mrs.
Torris. whose work is among the tIexlcans
and she being unable to explain her work
in English, substituted Spanish hymn.
AT i o'clock this morning the pulpit Of
the Second Baptist church was filled by
Dr King, assisted by Drs. French and VII
son. Al the same hour at the Central
'Hi tshtau tuUENn rev. Al, IL. NJ. TOUCH
stone delivered n discourse.
At p m. the Baptist young people n.et
at the Second Baptist church and particl-
pated in a general discussion ~ this
gathering the addresses OF the visitors Were
very entertaining and instructive.
AZ o'clock this afternoon Mrs. johnson
of Houston delivered an interesting and
logical address on graded Sunday schoo
work.
At $50 p m. Rev. DR.. French preached
at the Second Baptist church. and DR.. vii
son OF Baylor university preached at tn,
| First Presbyterian church,
! Many OF tho churches had no services to-
day. allowing Their congregations to hcai
visiting diyines and Sunday school work
ers. Al, OF these services were attendc,
| by large crowds
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GUARDED by SOLDIERS.
Kentucky Militia Present During the
Trial of ~ Negro Murderer.

Louisville, Ky, Juno 2S,-George Dim
ming. a negro murderer. was escorted frcm
this city to Franklin, Simpson county.
this morning by eighty-two members Of the
Kentucky State guard under command Of
CAPTAIN Noel Gaines. Dining is charged
with the murder of Jodie Conn, respected
Logan county farmer. and was brought
here three months ago to avoid lynahing.
His trial will begin this afternoon and the
soldiers will remain In Franklin during
the progress OF tho case. The militia were
called out by Governor Bradley upon the
reuuisition of the officials Of Franklin
county. who feared that the mob sriiit was
still rife,
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the trip. and the royal way In which they
were treated.
The Primitive Bap;ists leld theta apnual
footwaxhing at Highlands church In Quad
alupe county yesterday. An immense
thrcng were present Sermons were deitv-
cred In the morning and evening by ReNs
j. NJ. and 7. Baker.
While on the way home from church at
Cardwell Springs yesterday evening pair
Of mules ran away with hack in which
WAS the family Of Mr.. QuinbUrg, throwing
the occupants out and wrockius the veh
Gle Mrs. Quinburs was badly cut on the
face and arms.
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flowing water so close. the train men
would doubtless have needed the assistance
OF tho Marlin fire company.
The fountain referred to is placed on the
wharf where the passenger trains all alton
for the benefit of all passengers who have
not time to stop off here and drink. MANY
are awaiting themselves Of the opportunity
and they always have about ten minutes
here, as 1t takes about that length OF time
10 load and unload the baggage OF visitors
coming and going
score or more Of Martins citizens ara
now absent at Nashville and other points
of interest
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Conroc. Texas, June 2s-The Huntsville
district conference meets here this week
provision to entertain the sixty or seventy
Ave preachers and delegates expected. Rev.
W. woolton. the presiding elder. came In
Saturday and preached to large audiences
Yesterday and last night. The congrega-
ton last night was thought TO be the larg-
est ever assembled here for worship.
Judge Cooper VIII deliver the address OF
welcome Thursday morning at o'clock
Professor II, o. Allen OF jacksonville will
reply. Rev. J. NJ. Wesson will preach the
conference sermon Thursday morning al
II o'clock.
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WHARF COMPANY REDUCTIONS.

ihr W mari company mas announced re-
duction In n good many of its charges, the
most important OF which are
Export cattle, from 20 10 10 conts; dry
goods. from TO 2i2 cents; lead, from 30
cents per zoo pounds to Ia cents per 100
pounds; machinery, from 3 to ~ cents
per 100 pounds; rope. from 5 cents TO 2ls
cents per 100 pounds; salt. from . to cent
per 100 pounds; wire from 5 to Ia cents
per 100 pounds baled wool, from 10 cente
FER bale to 2'a cents per 100 pounds. and
cotton, from 10 cents per bale 10 ~ cents
nsr 100 pounds or nominally 7Is cents per
bale.
The rules regulating the responsibility
for wharfage are materially changed. 50
as TO eliminate the objectionable features
in the old rules.
An effort ia being made, and has been
worked Tor some time, to have the car
riers absorb the wharfage charges In their
rates This would do away with the ever
present bugbear OF wharfage altogether.
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PRISONER KILLED IN JAIL.
Another Prisoner stabbed Him in n
Quarrel.

Weatherford. Texas, June &c. Today
about o'clock, while the prisoners in the
jail were being allowed few minutes
freedom from the cage. trouble arose be-
tween John vassar. charged with sodomy,
and Jim Hines colored, charged with rape,
when the former cut the throat OF the lat
ter, causing death in few hours. The
cutting was done in self defense, as the
negro cursed Nassar and made a motion TO
strike the boy when he stabbed him in
the neck. The knife was borrowed by VAS
sar from deputy sheriff 10 pare his nails.
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committee on FIRE Insurance reported that
the rate on gins was entirely too high, and
recommended that mutual association Tor
fire insurance be organized by the associa.
ton. Discussion Of this report continued
until Adjournment, being suspended in the
meantime for the purpose OF adopting a
resolution authorizing the president to APP
poiut committee consisting OF QUE men,
Der from each congressional district In the
State. to investigate all suspicious gin fires
and prosecute all gin burners.
The association adjourned at $50. TO
meet again at Q o'clock tomorrow morn
ing
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SURPRISE An NACOGDOCHES.
No Contemplation of Any Mob, us
Announced in The News.

No Contemplation of Any Mob. us
Announced in The News.
Nacogdoches. Texas. June 27.-The Gal
weston News OF the Goth instant contained
u communication from Longview which
stated that it was rumored in Longview
that a mob OF seventy live men we've on
the Sabine river few miles from Long
view and said mob were supposed 10 be-
composed OF citizens from M osioches
county. there for the purpose of lynoh'ne
the murderers of Iricn Clark The article
in the News was surprise o all oil me
citizens here because II such a thought as
lynching the murderers has ever entered
the mind OF any citizen Of N.goSdOcacs II
has not been discovered no effort what
ever having been made to raise rLb
While the sudden and tragic death of
young Clark is deeply depIored by every
one OF his friends and acqunmar1es t9nd
he had many. for no was ynung man
who stood high in all the walks Of Gie>
vet the citizens OF Nacogdoches have cen
fidence In the citi2cns and officers OF Hen
derson and Rusk county and they are ;'rm-
" OF the opinion that the law OF this great
commonwealth will be enforced Is the Of
ficers and citizens of Rusk county and the
murderers will get the death penalty in
a judicial trial. The communication IN the
News further stated that the negro muI-
dercrs had been rushed off TO T!lHr for
safety. But an old citizen this morning
said Boys, you need not believe or be
surprised Mt anything you see In The Gal
weston News. ! learned six } ears a6o tfat
that paper would not do TO trust, as .. Is
not worthy of belief"
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TENTH DISTRICT PoPs.
Proceedings ~ the Recent ConNcn-
ton ut Columbus.

.f.as. No. r.
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session OF the roplils's o. 'as AeN'I Va
triCt 10 select delegates 10 .ac NisRi lie
conferences a committee on credentials
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following counties had sent delegates: La
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--t.,.. ,.,
ms eoh'sAs'oH' ~
s. a,od A. Il. Francisco Of GaiNtsion count!
as a delegate. The delegates TO the Ma
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-'"'"- e"''' 49,
raul Nauderyoort, JOSS Bishop. Il. i.
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Mr. TmI.nd n Repub,icnu.

To the EDITOR Of The Post,
waller. Texas, June 2s.-In an article
from Waller IN this mornings Post the
names Of g. II, Bennett and j. c. UNI
land are mentioned rs applicants for the
Waller postoniee. the former a republican
anu the latter a democrat This is a mis-
representation as TO my political stand
point. having heen a supporter Of repub-
iiean administration ever since have
been old enough TO lake a part In politics.
Yours respectfully. j. c. FINLAND.
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FOUR BROTHERS FIGHT.
TWO OF THEM MAY DIE AS A RE-
SUIT OF INJURIES.
one struck Over the Head and An
other Shot-DiffcuIty Arose
over Harness.

Mount Pleasant, Texas. Juue 2s-FouE
brothers, Dick. Cap. George and John Hill
ton became involved in q quarrel at their
home, six miles west OF here, which VIII
probably result IN the death Of Cap and
Dick. The difficulty came up over soue
harness. when Dick struck Cap with 4
wagon iron and was in turn shot by George
with I shot gun.
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Coming Marriage Announced.

sunnysidc. Texas, June as,--cards ore
out announcing the marriage of Miss Ber-
tina, the charming young daughter Of Mtjor
G. II. II. Uckort. to MIR. John TGmicl, on
June 80. This will be a great .r'nt IN
German society. One OF the features OF the
celebration will be u iull brass 5anG, Which
is to play for twenty four hours, lesinning
at a. IN. There will also be wagon loads
OF refreshments. In short. noth'as 10 omit
ted that money can buy. The young couple
are very popular here.
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DuckIcn,. Arnica saIve.

The best salve In the world for cuts,
bruises. sores, ulcers. salt rheum, fever
sores, letter. snapped hands. chilbiains.
corns and all skin eruptions. aud positively
cures piles. or no pay required II 10 guar
anteed 10 give perfect satisfaction or money
refunded, Price % cents per box. For
sale by George w. Heyer.
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Fort ncnd,. View JniI.

Richmond, Texas, June 2s,-The prison
ers were transferred from the old Jail TO
the new today. after thorough cleaning
house yard will put on IA new appearance
when the old Jail and the windmill is re-
moved.
The infant daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Conway of Rosenberg was buried here this
evening at 4.5o.
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Finc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,

Dallas, Texas, June 2s.-stonewall Tin
gle. the Dallas attorney who was lately
convicted in the Federal court for using
the mails for fraudulent purposes. received
a sentence OF seventeen months irlprlson-
ment and fine OF 5000 today.
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Ncgrncs ArrcnfcL ON su.nicInn.

Bryan. Texas. June 2S.-City Marshal
this morning. They ran like deer when they
saw the marshal coming and he uad live
ly chase to capture them. They say they
are from Houston.
comparison of the assessed valuation
OF the property of the city Of Bryan for
1897 with 1896, shows an increase OF Sli,-
hS5
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MARLIN.
Passenger Conch on FIre--Put On,
With Hot Water,

WIN hui WINCH,
Marlin, Texas. June 27.--The Waco and
Northwestern southbound passenger ran in
here yesterday at 4 p. m. with the rear
coach on hre, The city council had re-
Gently put in fountain of hot arteslan
water at the new passenger depot jus,
eompie'ed. and It wac flowing abput Sc, 900
gallons per day. The train crew came With
S,s ana any kind OF vessel that would
hold water and soon had the fire ont
though the artesian water was a,mos, ~
mol - the hre. Had It not been for the