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ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS.
Seventy-six immigrants We're Per-
mitted to Land.
MUCH TALK OF MORE RAILROADS,
both the Southern Pacific md the
Rock Island Are Counted On.
A Workmnn's Fail.

Galveston, Texas, April 22.-The seventy
six immigrants who arrived on. the steam
ship Hispania, which arrived late yester
day evening, We're inspected today and al
were permitted 10 land. Inspector Levy
says they are, as rule, very illiterate
but otherwise about as good a lot of inn
migrants as he has ever inspected. Nearly
all OF them are farmers and all have
some money, the amount for each individ-
ual ranging from $50 to 5000 The des
tination of these immigrants is as follows:
For Bremond 45, New orleans /. Morgan
City 3. Liverpool ., Halletsvillc .. Port
Arthur .. Goldthwaite .. Flatonla 2. Moul-
ton s, Smithville /. Galveston 3.
The Hispania brought large cargo also.
part OF which is consigned to the Southern
Pacific railroad at New orleans. After
dschargng her Galveston cargo the steam
er will go TO New orleans, where she will
finish loading her return cargo Her Gal
weston cargo consisted OF 1900 cases of
cube sugar. ITO casks of sugar and l,640
barrels of cement
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DESTROYED HOME AND SELF.
Desperate Act of IL Man Temporarily
Insane.

Mckinney. Texas. April "a horrible
tragedy was enacted at o'clock this morn
ing five miles south of Mckinney. VIII
Hammons last evening became crazed with
drink and threatened to burn his house
XIII himself and members of his family.
HIS family became alarmed and left to seek
refugee among neighbors At the hour
named above Hnmmons fired the house and
then took i5-calbcr revolver and fired a
bullet through his breast near the heart
When he killed himself he was lying in the
bottom of a wagon bed The bullet passed
through his body and lodged in the coupling
pole beneath The only effects of the fam
ily that were not burned with the house
was large sized picture of the dead man.
which the deceased had placed In the
wagon
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THE REPUBLICAN ROW.
A NEW PHASE IN THE FIGHT has
APPEARED.
Of MIR. Gibbons as
postmaster Causes surmiscs MS
To the Whyforc.

Dallas. Texas. April 22.-It has been re
ported here for several days that United
states senator's, believed to be those astute
politicians Matthew Stanley Quay and
Thomas c. Plat, acting upon the sugges =
ton of state Chairman H. II. r. Green,
have held up" the confirmation Of Pat
rick Il. Gibbons, who was nominated about
two weeks ago as postmaster at Paris.
y prominent Dallas republican. who Is
closely identified with Dr.. Grant told
Chairman Eugene Marshall of Green's
advisory board that Gibbons WAS at the
mercy of Green's senatorial friends and
that 1t was doubtful If the Paris man
would go through. The report has been
much talked of in republican circles and
has aroused much interest
Gibbons. IT is claimed by the Green men
was staunch adhercnt of the State chair
man TIL his nomination was sent 10 the
senate. day or two after this event
he published card in the press of the
state stating that he was a Grant sup
porter ana THAT his position was gotten
through the influence of Grant This,
Grant men In Dallas charge. angcrcl Col
onel Green so much that he determined TO
see what effect he could have upon the
recalcitrant Gibbons behind the closed
doors OF the body over which the vice pres
ident prcsides
Both Chairman Marshall and Secretary
Leary of the Green forces deny that
they have knowledge OF any action by
Green In the direction referred to above.
Both smile rather knowingly. however,
whenever The subject is mentioned. There
Is belief prevalent among their forces
that the charge Of the Grant men is true
If such has been the case the war between
the two factions will become more bitter
than ever. All agree that. II Green has
blocked Gibbons path to pie. It Will prove
the biggest political sensation OF the whole
republican row
Thomas Breen. Mincola's new postmas-
ter. is lily white. His nomination has
raised the hopes OF that branch nf the
party. John w. Sell, lately named post
master at Beevllle and who Immediately
repudiated Green. viii be tecapitated as
chairman OF his county. Green's policy is
that of n survival OF the iittest.'
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Williams, large farmer. having discovered
very rich lead on his aud neighbor
land, The ore is undoubtedly there IN large
quantities.
The farmers are still shooting jaokrahbits
by the hundred, organizing themselves into
companies and hunting territory over III q
systematic way.
The Sons of Hermann OF West Texas
have closed a contract with the San An
tonic and Arkansas Pass railway Tor the
transportation OF visitors to the grand
lodge at Galveston in May. The Sap has
made nine strike BY Its courtesy TO THIS
rapidly growing order.
Farmers living in the sandy district
state that the high winds now prevailing
are killing all young cotton by covering II
with drifting sand. While the lower ground
is wet the surface is dry and the sand
blows In binding clouds.
Judge b. II. Aberneihy OF Gonzales,
grand tribune of the Knights of Pythias
was In the city this morning on his return
from Fort Worth.
Gus McGaffey. Jr.. representative OF
Luling lodge No. &C. Knights Of Pythas,
returned from Fort Worth this morning.
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

/ BRowNwooD-Wn Ashley's saloon
burned No insurance
RAYNER-The movement of cattle Is
heavy and fancy prices are paid for our
native ard improved breeds.
JEFFERSON Northeast Texas
( Teachers association will hold their
twelfth annual session here May and s.
GRANGER-Mc C. NJ. and j. G.
, Jones have purchased the entire lumber
interests OF Dale d Powell at the Granger
yard.
FRANKLIN-The teachers of the county
have selected Professor II. o. Allen as
conductor of the summer normal at this
place this summon.
RAYNER--A, H. Kirby of the Abilene
bar was elected special judge to hold this
term Of court. The civil and criminal dock
cts are both very light.
RANGER Eastland county will hold q
local option election on the 9th. The pro-
hibitiouists arr now very active, but it
is thought they began the fight too late,
WAXAHACHIE-A special election was
held and Captain w. f. j. Rous was eject
ed alderman of the Third ward TO ill the
vacancy caused by the resignation of Ed
Williams.
DALLAS-Waircn Diamond, n young
druggist, was badly wounded In the left
arm while out hunting by the accidental
discharge OF his gun as he jumped from
tho wagon.
MILANO-Thc Tom Campbell Rifles re-
turned this evening from San Antonio.
having been in attendance at the Battle of
Flowers. Visitors from here say they
showed MP In fine shape In the parade.
LININGSTON--A strawberry supper.
given by the ladies at the Baptist church.
and the social at the parsonage by Roy.
and Mrs. John Ware, Jr.. were duly APP
prcciated and enjoyed by the young people.
LAMPASAS--San Jacinto day was cole
bratcd here with a grand picnic and basket
dinner under the auspices Of the Lampasas
hro department. Tho runs made by the
fire company were splendid distance about
500 yards. partly up grade, was made and
water thrown inside Of 20 seconds.
WACO Mayor McCulloch has appointed
Or. c. u. Smith as city physician and the
following board OF health: prs. IL. c.
Black. MARVIN l.. Graves. G. u. Goscue.
Il. II. Sellers and IL. l.. Taylor. The fol-
lowing fire department officers were con-
firmed: Chief, a. NJ. Prescott, first as-
slstant chief, Lee ID. Wilson; second as
sistant. w. II. Doaton: secretary, Ben
Richards; treasurer. John u. Mayfield.
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MURDERED BY THIEVES
MERCHANT DIED IN DEFENSE OF
HIS PROPERTY.
Their Bloody Dcc,i-A Suspect Tn
der Arrest ut scSuin.

| Marion. via Luling. Texas. April 90.
Rudolph Krause. leading merchant Of
this place. was most foully murdered in
his store yesterday morning about 4
o'clock. He was shot through the heart,
the pistol being so near that his clothes
caugt fire.
Two strange men. who looked like da-
goes. were seen here Wednesday and were
suspected as being crooks and description
was taken of them and furnished the Off
GERS.
The burglars entered the double door in
front OF the store by boring hole. when
the lock caught. Mr. krauscs pistol was
found with one load discharged and a
bullet hole in the door showed where he
la! fired at the burglars Another pistol
belonging TO one OF the burglars was also
found on the floor with four empty cham
beers and bullet holes in the interior of the
store showed where these bullets went.
a reward OF $500 is offered FOR the cap
ture of the burglars and posses have been
sent in every direction and every point
wired or telephoned in order tina, they may
be apprehended There is hard.s.,? douAA
IN the minds OF the people II tins com
munity that the object OF the murder was
burglary although the murderers did not
secure thing, as they were evidently
scared off OH account of their helish
crime.
MIR krause always SLEPT In the rear OF
his store as prccaution AGAINST fire, and
his residence adjoining the store. He leaves
a Wife. three daughters and Two sons The
sons are both married. MIR. krause car
ried $4,000 life insurance,
This community has not been so stirred
up in long time. and every one thinks
that the mulderers will be caught, as
everybody in town could identify the men
Under suspicion.
Later-The sheriff of Guadalupe county
auprehonded one of the parties suspected
of the murder lust this side of San Antonio
and took him 10 Scguin today, where he
was placed In jail to await developments.
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A nAp FALL.

Paul Tonjacks workman employed on
the new grain elevator In course of con
struction on the wharf front, fell from
the top OF the building, distance of forty
feet, this afternoon and was badly hurt
about the head and back. He was I'M
conscious when picked up and it was inn
possible to say how badly he was hurt.
He was conveyed in the patrol wagon TO
the Sealy hospital. where his injuries We're
attended to. This evening the attending
physicians said he seemed to be resting
very we'll. There We're no evidences of any
very severe injury from external appear
ances, but it will probably be two or three
days before it can be determined how badly
he is hurt.
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LOOKING FOR RAILROADS.

The Galveston people feel quite sure
that the Rock Island railroad will be ex-
tended from Fort Worth to the port of
Galveston within the near future. The
fact that the stockholders have been invt-
cd to vote on an extension OF the Texas
branch. as reported from New York, COM
bined with the visit yesterday OF the Rock
Island officials and their desire for full
information in regard to the facilities of
the port leads the people here to think
that thu Rock Island realizes the necessity
of reaching a deep water port, and CAL
weston does not recognize the existence of
deep water port on the Texas coast any
whore else than right here.
The Galvestonians have been confident
that the Southern Pacific railroad is COM
ing here for long while and now they
say the coming of the Rock Island will
have tendency TO hurry up Mr.. Hunt
ington. The chickens are not yet Matched
but Galveston is counting them, just the
same.
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Remedy Rihcs Organized.

Corpus Christi. Texas. April GA few
nights since a number of the young men of
tho city met and organized a new mI,it,r,,
COMPANY to be known as the Remedy
RIFLES. being named in honor Of tho Ia
mented Captain NJ. Kennedy II N 60.
was elected captain, ID. q pra,r., "uss s
lieutenant. sam Shoemaker second ,, n,s'
ten,n ana c. bisgio clerk. The bows hara
appiied for charter and arms and as ,as NV
drilling. commence active
sra Whsn the members of the Corpus Christ,
cuero u' mhorO ~ returned tonight from
were given magnificent ovation anS .hey
ed to an elegant banquet, 'H ana treat
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VETO BY The GOVERNOR.
Bill Had Not Been Passed According
to Requirements.
THE APPROPRIATION BILL WAS Up,
Medical branch University Given an
lncrense-Tcxt Book Btli Discus-
sion In the senate.

Austin. Texas. Apr,l es.--The following
veto message was received n the house this
morning:
To the House Of Representatives,.
Executive office. April i7.--House bin
No. 6a3 is herewith returned without sp-
provAl. 1t Is AN act TO prohibit the taking
Of fish from the waters Of Carter lake. C!Gn-
ton lake, Ca1do lake and their tributaries,
IN the counties OF Harrison and Marion.
and Green lake ADD its tributaries IN he
counties Of Calhoun and Victoria. except by
means OF tho ordinary hook and line or
irot line and 20 prohibit the sale AID
shipping of game fish IA sald ccun,ies.
Obviously the &C; Is local or srecial Law.
which is permsise-i TO Re euaeiea ~ scc,son
&c. article ;. Of the Constitution. bui 10
notice whatever was giTsa of TIE irter-
ton 10 snply ior its passage IS is REQUIRED
by the succeeding seeiioa. While ise act
seems erpeient and necessary, Il can 40;
be approved or allowed to become E Law
without riain violation Of The Coasiitu.
toa. c. A. CalhVrsoa.
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~ the afternoon session on motion Of
Wall, !ciut resolution Is Wood and wall
20 amend the constitution so as 10 author
ize ihe grant 81 ald 20 disabled and depend e
9t Confederate soldiers and sailors and
their Widows waH taken up but failed of
passage. the affirmative vote being 1--WE less
than ihe requisite So to SEIZURE submission
u constitutional amendments
Ifafy had spread on the journal motion
to reeoasider the vote by which the resolu-
uon was defeated.
On motion OF bean. tho house concurred
Tn senate amendment to house bill n. Said
amendment fixes the limit of exemption OF
The proceeds of the voluntary sale of a
Homestead from garnlshment at SIX months
Instead Of twelve, as provided In the bill
The redhtr!ctlng bin was laid before
tho house. aud Melton offered an amend
m"nt thereto, creating a new district, COM
P1eed ~ the counties uf Tom Green. Coke
IRON. aenard. Sutton. Glasscock. sterling
ana sohlelchcr, and gave reasons for its
formation.
Klmbell and Harris supported the amend
meut ana It wns adopted by a vote of So to
10
Crowley offered an amendment taking
Haskell county out OF the Twentieth dis
ifict uoc attaching 1t TO tho Abilene dis
TIct and IN answer 10 question by Logan
denied that he waR Interested In legislating
Judge Hammer out OF Office
Holland opposed the amendment and said
the committee had done the hest 1t could
with the redlstricting bill and that the
house could now take II aud do what II
wanted with II. as he aid not propose to
argue over II any more.
LOGAN opposed tho amendment and con-
sidored II the cutgruwth OF feeling against
Judge Hammer because he had for cause
removed tho county Judge and commission
crs OF Jones county.
Maxwell opposed the amendment because
ho did not think It's adoption would re-
donnd 10 the benefit OF the people aiieeted.
Fields OF lin opposed the amendment
because he considered II aimed at Just
Judge and was satisfied that 1t was backed
by lawyers, nineteen or twenty OF whom he
would guarantee wanted TO sit on the
bench themselves
Recess until $50 tomorrow morning.
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Port Lavaca, Texas. April 2i,--Distric,
court convened here Monday and has been
closed this evening for the term No bust
ness being done. both civil and criminal
doeke,s having nothing on them. The
being against X. X. Bedell for killing Tom
o'Neil last winter. as reported In The Posi-
At the time. Bedell was admitted to bail
in the sum of $4,000. which he promptly
gave. Hon. J. C, Wilson. the district
judge, leaves for his home at Runge in the
morning.
A large number OF citizens OF Port
Lavaca. accompanied by the cornct band
went to Victoria today TO take In San in.
cinto Day and the grand firemen's parade
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"ealhertord, Texas. April 2a.-Tbe Gu,
ua' sehooi convention finished It's ,ahors
last night The afternoon services
very Interesting. How Much Mo- wn,
We Do Next Year," was 80 WIN
swered by many of the dels,.ad, nestion an
schools and Normal Work" G. n Traded
dren." Mrs. Crafts. -"'sht TO Chill
~ rue n n9lnlnatins committee and comm,.
Dorted. E. i M c plaSs OF next meeting re-.
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THE STATE CAPITAL,

Austin. Texas. April 93.-Charten y
day; Texas Republican Printing and NJ,
fishing company OF Greenyille. cifI
stock, $1,000. lncorporators. c. p. faia'
IL. W. Fulton. b. II. Brittion, W. II. Ava
and others. ,1s
The attorney general today approved !A'
600 issue of Burnet county bridge bond
Cards are out announcing tho marHas,
OF Miss Ida Grace Bewley TO Mr. sanEa
kenner Wroe OF Austin at San Saba o
Monday. Aprk ~
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Indian Allotment.

Atoka, I. T.. April 23,-The Dawes Choc.
taw and chickasaw commissioners reached
an agreement this morning, Town sl,es
are provided for. Persons owning substan.
ual improvements In towns Will he mar.
mitted TO purchase lots on which buildines
arc located at two-thrds actual value. Ali
coal and mineral interest reserved for ,ho
respective nations. Individual ROYALTIES
cease on the ratification Of the agreement
py congress The allotment of the lands
OF tho two nations is to take placa on ~
approval of the agreement. '"e
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Afternoon He crroSei the idea Of state
anvpuol because Ae thoaGai II cou;rxry 10
democratic principles lie WAS not willing
to prostitute the education Il the ssuug ~
putting chtAp books before them AID coni-
petitng all to uee isem. The question has
hot been discussed before The people and
De does not believe they would favor q II
thcy were coaNersan; with the question.
Trusts would rSsul, and work n hardship
uEcn ,ha peopie. he ridicUled the idea q.
placing uiol the proacsei baAra state Of
Heals who are not supposed 10 knox the
merits CT one book over another ana keep
ms from Operating With that board the
president OF the unrr2liy. who. by his
calling. is competent ,1iudse the character
81 a text book. Ills NAs one Of ;he strong
est speeches that had been made "a. tie
subject.
Mr. Bc1ll asked TO be allowed to reply to
a feN Of the ASssrthAas made BY the &dvo-
Gates Of the PrtSler hin. He sid thai he
had beard cries about great book trusts er-
listing, and informed the senate tina, today
the grand jury Of Travis county vas IL
session INVESTIGATING that Identical matter.
He calles upon thuse ~ ho had raised That
question to ~ p fore them With ihciE III
formation % forever hold their f<Rce- His
former arguments ere gone over had f0ovc
closely drawn IN clearer English, n oTaer
tAAi they could 30. b rrisconsirSci No
heroic measure had iusen oaered 20 solve
tAss impoT:An; question by those who sro
allcxed 10 Re ciAinerias for .. The exl-e-
rlence q California in !urn.shins the
schools with hooks had been a dear Gre.
and &c called upon any one 20 name State
during the last ten wears which asd CO.
GRATED under district tAAn thai had eye-
sbsncpne5 IL fur = state yrste1u. Missouri
uades state asupiicu allows their books 10
ie sc.ocie3 by : stkte heard O. teachers,
but the 8raitsys @, the TNras lSE were not
willing 10 give this stASe thai small ad-
SA5tage-
lii, -eDlied to the statement Of Mr.. Tres-
Ter. who read resort from Van Aissyne
ssyiag the average price i~r pupil paid
this rcRr wss $50. bv subIaittiaR S batch
@! ropos1s showing ;hs; IL LARGE number
u cities the average c-ice was less Tran
81 IL The viriae of this system was econ
10Y, Why asa Naw Gcrk. Pennsylvania.
0A.a arl other Easfe-n states abandon IT,
be ss.,oa Su3 then declared ,ts; he would
rather follow tte countless Thousands ct
sstt7! rh.idri. "a; these States ;heu The
comparatively feS ~ those having nc -
'e- He hcl3 ur she record 81 she .leu-
hers % the TEeatr- Eecond lcSlslAtuss,, who
ai tbs ss-saial session sect 70 its doom The
PAGE hiN.
AIjnurnmeat WIS :Ehon until tomorrow
rrorui1E after Eeau bad luHd4 Aooiher ap-
peal fa7 ibo icietI O. The l'resier measure.
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SHERIFts' DEPARTMENT.

Gonzales. Texas. April 23.-stolen iTaa
VIII Magee at Rancho on night oil Apa
q 1897. one bright sorrel horse aU0.'
il hands high; bla2ed face some whlss q
hind feet; in good order, branded wv.
bar through center. with under y
left shoulder. Address any infJrmatloa ", Y
h. NJ. Glover. sheriff, Gonzales, 1oa'i'.
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