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NOTES AND FEne0N4T.e-

Ha,nllnh county To-Day reGeer1.k $500 OF
'e court bourc BINDS helG by ia. norma-
ner' gchooi fund
r p cethr ~ san Antonio. = G Muir
hr oi ssn Angelo aat J. z Waiies 81,
horr'on arc fegRtcrea al TIC a q salge
TIE Teens SABINE Valley srd Nor,h-
Wft'H y failNay's quarterly passenger TAX
ameunilaz % &l9is, Yves received b. the
comptroller today
Aiss Fannie 3 Edwards was united in
raifiaEe 10 Nr C.. Il Johns AZ tho Flrsf
sogtarian church last night. Rev Y IS
"rEht officiating
Nrr Hsbecca Cloud died Yesterday -
ihf arc a. 80 Her funeral took place This
,fsn'rf from ne residence Of her son-in-
Jar" JudFe Z. T Moore.
~. Frsrk Mullins ~ Fort Worth IL f.,
re CITY He 81 a candidate for re-clection
10 ne office Or postmaster 81 the houss
@na as genial ard popular as ever
Senator Cough of Mckinney and Rem
r. ata'Fes Blair O., Hexar wilcox o. Coi
lin, Efens and Firi9s - Hunt. MaxeeH
o. Easiiani Nolfe-s OF Fayeti, lfeuslo,
of Aaia Sorda and Fields AID Pitts Of MI
arrived today.
Ar y. g. Murphy Of San Angelo. presi-
cent ~ the Texas Irrigation association
stoti 90 here TO-DAY on bis return from the
lrf lF2liou convention recently -. AZ La /
'to2 ana called or the governor 10 urg,t
am 10 recommend tho establishment OF a I
s'hte experimental irrigated farm
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hrynn LncmIItrm

Hryan' Texas. January S,-A mammoth
'ao'sh' eight inches 10 length, three inches
ia diameter and Weighing three pounds,
na' peen on exhibition here today. It was
raised In town by Mr.. W. o. Reed.
ne extension Of the Bryan and Kurton
'c,.inone line 70 MadsonviIIc has heen
g9,mpieied. The poles and wires are IN and
len len NE phones are In place The three
The following marriage llcc,eos ,,o-, A..
sued by County Clerk McMichacl todo~,
gen'es JARVIS TO Nancy Dewiue. Eugene 81.
zen 10 ltlia Bonner, a, S. Salard IN IL
Nanale. wi wv w Ahgelo
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Bastrop, Texas, January Sine w
ing business has been disposed Of y
district court since last report:
state ". Henry Chambers, cons'naA
the State.
State vs.. Gregor and Thomas slnhA'
continued by defendants. j.,
Aaron Thompson VS., Kerr ana :.
Moore, judgment tor plaintiff as per :
ment on file.
Mexican, Eilers G. Co. VS.. basuw
Lee County Cooperative associas.Sa
J. \. McPhaul VS. the same pa'u' 4
mcnt for plaintiff and foreclosure
taohment lien. n
Georgia Anderson VS.. villa"
son. divorce granted.
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CORRESPONDENTS REMARKS

2 .NEN flanDfflC--T C,i,crri-.. ~
which We bad on n. D 5es, The fine rain
general AVID ,n,,lb sg'h Oi mber was
In ere c,-I,,, ,lu'n neeaeo. The ground is
T looking we'll Te,n,or. 'N' fouhs oats are
minimum ~. no ,root,tti', MAXIMUM a.
Albany-N. L. Bsr.bn1crS.....
has improved small grain cordf,,st Ille ram
derfuiiy. ''u'''ons Won
Frelfeicbsbi,r, c,.,-,
III wv; preparing for next years c,oDs
grain is reWera1i ~ lie Deheheial and small
OATS have been iiliod E Nsil. some winter
Baird-M. r. Hai'ev. rha , n.oS's'
generally warm - ne weather was
OF uecep,her VIZ ram the latter part
ard fa~pii,g ,r.ar -. prospects are good
terlng "'e seHeFaliy hat
Columbia ( pa
lightning on The nici'. 81 t1nn1er and
and ice on The rorrir,.,s ., "a. iiesFy frosts
rsi~l.,ll - ni@S mum 20, minimum 29
Houston ~ N, S.G "a;
mornings ~ t,b ihHoNs ,; Heavy frost on
TcmDeratira ,,'o,i,,,,. III WIN HSht Ice.
groClritation . - ~ H. 49, minimum 81;
Boeville-A n ~ nays
stcutiyely-ith. 9Th and s,b H'Gg rests con-
u on "a 80 MINIMUM 2s' precipitation
Brirbion--C
on two day. pa mes Precipitation 60
FL paso--T n roro. Ut.
n n
cip.tation for ne - e. Which is the total pre-
mum AZ. njai1,',,D NeSN' temperature. mtxi-
SULPHUR sn-f,,a VI.
good 49, api lugs-W. B. Baxter: The
Of the crop int isS aFe yery much in favor
fan and winto- ,ina,, ~ 'his section. More
this counry tbab p'owins mas been oone in
membrane. Temper gI nnown in our re-
DAYS. Fe-'p''@'loh' 2'os on two
Waco-W 7 ro... ",
done during No ,os.' very little glowing
heavy rains Va, tass week on account OF
Temperal1,re r,.,,i now clear and cold.
precipitation ~ ~ 1N I'M III, q; minimum 81;
I.ampasasHW u u" u the "a
bear ai,ss'N II Weber: The rain has
is continued WIN IN ,ue present and Flowing
ana erass ,iso ~ renewed energy. Wheat
although tho coIa SehIhs on some growth,
mbAimvm - ~ 49,; Is severe Temperature,
trace on the ~ ,N'4'n'um IS precipitation,
Ballinp.r- ~ n
the IN ana az iedrce; Heavy frost On
a line nrosn,d VIZ w. ot me country Indicate
up win tbe,,. H"e46' Farmers are well
mum 10 minirc,,,,' n, temperature, maxi.
~,
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The Galveston, Houston AMI Henderson.
Railway company this morning put on sale
tickets for tho lecture TO be delivered in
Houston b. Hon. william ] Bryan on Jan
uaIy ~ and as the number was Under
stood 70 be- limited. there was uuite n
81 ioT MEM Seats for the lecture are
gold 10 conjunction with the rotua 49,,
railroad Tickets. and for the accomroda-
non ~ Galyestonians VINO WITH 20 20 m
N the afternoon ana return after the Ice.
lure is over, special train VIII be run.
me other roads viii also offer special
raies Tor those desiring to attend the lee
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JNIiteN .AnlerSnn.

Groesbeeck. Texas. January IL
Anderson, general merchant. msds I
slsnment last night, conveying hi,
stock OF merchandise, together Vii
eral town lots and parcels Of land i
country, unto J, =. Morris and q, r.
clintic, trustees, with instructions i
first in full, Farrar, Williams en-
attorneys. $3.50; James n. Davis, saa
Nelah 1rooery company. Waco. sss,i
Sbu'S. Assets not known.
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BUSINESS MATTERS
JnNgc ClcNcInnd.s Esfsfa

Georgetown, Texas, January I'LL
w, Z, Cleveland made an assisrns,
the Texas Trust company Of Austin. \
for the benefit Of all their creditor /
Belcher Is the president Of the Terni
company and expects to take chars. !
property and dispose Of It to the III
vantage possible. This is an v,d1
lwo-filths interest in the estate Of M
c. l.. Cleveland of Galveston and II
iine property situated in Galves,vu. r
BeXar Taylor. Frio. Hardin and r
and numerous other counties.
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comrades to act as a COMMITTEES !. !.
and secure from the legislature ~
legislative appropriations for our ~
who reed assistance; General A N
General l.. $. Ross. Major NJ. r. M, ,
o~'l J. d. Policy and Colonel n, !
ton.
neral : r. watts will be ch,Irs
said committee and IS hereby su,ss
TO cell upon the members thersa |. ,
at such time and place as he mn
suitable for consultation and sejss /
BY order Of r. II. Phelps. main 4,
commanding. ]. NJ. Byrnes h
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WEATHER-CROP BULLETIN.
Summary Of Reports Prom Burcau
Correspondents.
4 DEEP SNOW OVER The PANHANDLE
Ground Generally in Good Condition
for Wheat and Winter
oats Have Improved.

United States Department Of Agriculture
Climate and Crop Service Of the Weather
| Bureau, Texas Section Galveston. Texas
January s.-Crop bulletin for the week
end.1g January ::
Precipitation; The week oPsnei vita
general showers and eoct local rAias IN
some localities and these conditions pre-
vailed until after The 3d. when Il ciearei
rp and fair weather continued Stow 10
the amount Of = inches fell over the Yam
handle on the = and Cd and hai hardly
al. melted at the close Of the week. The
precipitation on al average for the week
~as below the normal over the southwest
ern portion Of the State. while there vas
generally an excess over the other portions.
wiki the greatest being more than enc inch
in the vicinity Of Houston AMI Columbia.
Sunshine: Nimbus. stratus, strsto-cum-
uius and cuinulus clouds prevailed during
the early part Of the week, which reduced
tho sunshine considerably. but the sun
shone incessantly during the latter part OF
the week. and on an average there was gen.
orally about the hernia! amount
temperature: The week opeied with the
temperature ranging from about the uor-
MAJ or slightly below over the northwestern
PORTION Of the STATE 10 an excess OF de-
gFees along The coast after which II fell
un'h toward the latter par; Of the week
81 hen il ranged from 10 \ degrees below,
the normal. TIE weak closed With the tenn.
persiure below the average. The tempra-
iuie On an average Tor the NecA was below
'he normal The highest temperature a. the
several stations curing the week has
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-09
VERDICT FOR WALLER.

Tho jury in the case of Leonard vs.wa,-
Ter. which was on trial several days be-
fore Special Judge n. Waverly Smith. IN
the civil district court. rendered a verdict
last evening in favor OF tho defendant.
This was the third trial % the case. The
point at issue was the title to 9eo acres
OF land known as the Bousse survey. near
Alta Iona.
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THE MARTIN MrRnrn

Hansen. the man who was arrested some
time ago charged with the murder OF Sam
Martin, was released by the grand jury
yes ierday, and today when the steamship
clinton arrived from nrazos Santiago. De
icetivo Dun AMI Sergeant Delaya made
another arrest Of q man who was sunp9s,a
TO know something Of the manner of Mn.
TINS taking of. hut he. too. was released
his afternoon without having thrown any
light on the subject
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NE FiIlbustcring ExncaI,,on.

h"tie Pass, Texas, January 3 ,,tr,,,,,,
''''"or'ues have been advised that com
p1Ny 9" VOC hlibusters crossed from thls
sac INTO the Big Bend country west OF
1sp, dispatches We're sent to paints On
h sne leAas side. but as yet 10 news has
Seen received, The Big Bend is ougb ana
,,.,,h settled on both sides OF the river,
Win no Geographic facilities.
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years ago Vic Bloom was a passenger on
the Texas and Pacific traiag going to Tex
srkana. which was deraited near he wat ar
tank east Of Paris. Several people were
injured and Vic Bloom was pretty ra1lv
nurt Her injuries forced her to walk on
orutches. and she sued the railroad TO-
damages The case dragged along throurh
the courts. going against the company as b.
progressed. Vic Bloom died some time $50
but left child, and the money win he
paid 20 the chiids guardian.
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MIKE HEBRON DEAD

Yesterday morning at St. Mary's infrm-
airy. Nike HERON. who has been III for
some time. expired. Heron had been in
Iall ior some time charged with shooting
man one night on Church streot IA
was removed TO the hospital about n week.
ago Heron was well known here. lie
was buried this afternoon.
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Cattle Shipments.

Mckinney. Texas. January IN
vaneipS teAency Of the market hul
what enliyened the cattle moyeus
this section. Forty-one cars have
shipped from Mckinney thus far VI
and other shipments will soon b.
several hundred head are being tet 1
OH miii here and will be marketed 1
as they are fattened.
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convicrs Sentence Ended.

N"lFert' Texas. January S.-Tho first &C T.
riouS accident that has baprcnc1 =, ~.
.n'ues OF me Calvert Coal and Clay com.
r@~S "'ppeIed this morning. A convict
E Eiia[a Zoe from Basirop county. was
.lirb,i,. ' ~, tWo Mexican eonylcts were
WIN gravel when The npper crsv " Ing gar'
i'si on them. ''' ''Feu ana
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-09
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Ex-Governor Hubbard will lecture hcro-.
ne local lodges OF the Knights OF Pythias
February 10
The Galveston labor legislative council
WIN hold It's annual election Of officers
Sunday morning,
since the subsistence Of the grip endemic
the members of che singing socioties have
resumed their regular rehearsals.
G. II. sto.ber and wife and r. W. Watson
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DALLAS Texas. January S.--Prcsldent ].
y Fang Of The Dallas Commercial club 10.
aly received a letter from Chairman NJ. II.
Hanna Of the executive committee OF the
monetary convention to be held et In.
"a htpoliS January ~. expressing great
"a isiae ton at the appointment OF jndgs
~. l.. Crawford and Colonel John Y. sim
,on 81 mis- city as delegates. Credentills
peftod to attend ''N
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F'ris' Texas. January s.-News was %
oeNea from Washington ,o,iay that tho Gaze
OF VIC Bloom against tho Texas Pacific raj,
Wuy haa been affirmed by the supreme
court OF the United States. About seven
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-09
PELICAN ISLAND pRo1rc1

The committee OF the city council tt
which has been referred the proposition
OF the Galveston Terminal company to pur-
chase Pelican Island. win hold its first
meeting at the rooms Of tho chamber n
commerce. saturday evening at Z oelock
ne meeting viii he for the purpose az
asccTtaiulng the sentiment Of the com.
miitee and determining what Inc OF action
VIII be pursued In treating the subject
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MI CT ii,

Made and Merit Ma.ntains the confidence
OF the people IN Hoods Earsapar.lla. Ifa
meaieine cures you Then you are sick; IL
II cures your nei2hbors and your friends
when they are aiiing; Il It makes wonder
iui cures Of many diseases everywhere.
then beyond any question that medicine
possesses merit. That Is !us, the truth
about Hoods ssraaparilla. Prepared by
accumulation, proportion and process I'M
known to other medicines, I. has curative
powers peculiar to itself. We know IL
Possesses great morlt because It han
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PoStofiice Robbed.

Corsicann' Texas. Janury s.-The post.
o'iiae at blooming Grove was burglari,e1
'ast night The large fieproof safe was
i'''"h open and burslaizcd Of the con
tents amounting to 81 Money order
u, Inns amounting to s66Owere uprpole..s.l
ne store oil Harris d son OF the ss7,a
P.4ee "es entered ard asmaIl amount NJ
seah stolen bioodhoundswere telog-aubod
soi ana sem to The scen o. the rnbha-e,
'il 'h;s ei'y. Up to mis- hour tho Of
10 arrest. nave Al4ue
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cor.icana Want. n Charter

~''S'oana' Texas. January s.--corsicana
WIN petition the legislature for special
charter. meeting OF the Commercial oluh
was held last night to take steps 10 th,s
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Inc follwing order has inst noo. -,
Headquarters Texas nIv,.ion 'ssuea /,
Janu.r, Ise Veterans. LaCrange. Texas
t,on s o. iss1--By virtue Of resell
r .on passed by this division At ne 9Y ,.
~ $50, wa session. held at tho city o, na,,a a
AZ 'ne 1''h and 25,h days of June ,sss !,
~ hereby appoint the following r S,S' !,
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"aliaS' Texas January ,.-~unlted state,
marS0al Love received 4 telegram from
'"e postmaster at Blooming Grove. Navar-
ID COUNT, this afternoon. ssylng.
CO. |atein le site dynamitcd aud robbed
@Hrsha! Love left for the scene Of the
o ,VoD' ~. On ne FIST train. Nothing what
e'1' IS Know OF the details d the affair.
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\ Difficult Operation

I'm, ieNas' January s.-Dr. w "
' l-u1n OF Houston came up yesterday ou1
A. worry difficult operation ~
W. 1ohn clawson, "a very highly resna,. va
s'eiIeh OF this county. Ua 49, ,''u
s ssVno from The bladder as large e ~
no - anu which weighed three olrc @s " men
c cu nst. Is doing very wcll under ,na dne
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State Superintendent.
THE coupRrss CASE ARGUED.

The sntrcue court 'oday heard argu-
r1eat frora attorney General Crane and r.
5. Lofett W the case 0: the Houston and
Tezaa Central vs.. the railroad commission.
in @hish the former seefz to enioln the
iz'te- from enior.ilE ia compress reruia-
iifas she railroad Hor the case ln the
10 fr court and the sf2fe sp7ealod 20 the
court Of rirtl appeals. which certified m tn1
supreme cotrf sue qlcsfion as 20 whether
i1e commit i0r has iurs1ictlaa o., the
ilai.es - c1't1u com7raFsago auf whethe-
me -orr's haTs power 70 re,lew The az
iipH p; DE comuFsiqn i1 the premises.
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OF schooihouses: for the purchase Of school
dcsks For pupils and teachers and recita-
ton seats for pupils. for the purchase Of
Necessary .biackboards. fuel. stoves, CRATES,
| crsyoa, brconls. buckets and dippersy'
Il This list ls intended TO be exclusive. and
| expenditures for other purposes are unau.
tboriEed aud render liable the trustees, Il
they order illegal expenditures. the county
superintendent II be approves them, aud
the county treasurer II he pays vouchers
drawn Cor them. ! wish also 70 emphasize
the importance In case OF expenditures for
houses, elc.. Of Insisting upon a strict and
iuIl compliance with all the requirements
OF sections Si-s5 Of the school iaw.
Furthermore. 10 the case o, John r. Nc
Gee vs. Franklin Publishing company. row
/! pending Ia the court OF civil appeals At
Aes.'n. the attorney generals office. repre-
sentarg the States interests In the suit
has. as J understand. advanced the propo-
s1fioa mat the expenditures OF school
funds are limited under cur constitutional
provisions. 70 the payment o; teachers
SALARIES and purchasing school sites and
erecting sehoolhouses. II will he observed
that this II i more strict rule than has
hetetosDre been announced BY this depart
iDfnt Pending the decision OF the case Il
is not thcnsht shat this depar-nen; should 4
aiisF TIE rule previously anncunced and +
resiafs1 tn this circular. but trust county
sT'e- infendenE will watch 70. the do. /
rls.nu az me court IN this ease and he
prepared 20 conform 10 the rglc that may
- announced hy the court, And until the
1st1ssoH IS announced 7 suggest that claims
oe lfuitss ss far as possible to teachers
salzTss
Asteaiioa is also invited TO the sub.ee.
cf tfzcasrI certificates No iearhp- q
legally competen, 70 contract 20 teach in
prN''e school unless ~ the time Of con
tfac7lrs be holds certificate valid where
fna ru1rrGct requires MIN 20 teach. Fur !
'tsfzoers. no one csn legally continue to
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1897-12-18
a TENDERFooT IN TEXAS.

Shot With His Own 'Gun," Compelled to
Drink, Arrested and Fined.
Northern men were scarce in Texas in
1879" said the Chicago man, who was
afterward a Texas ranger, land not par
ticularly well liked by the native Texans,
as they called themselves. When I left
Chicago for Texas, I had provided myself
with formidable weapon in the form of
80 caliber revolver, and had no doubt
that would be able to cope with the most
bloodthirsty adyersaries. Arriving at my
destination, I soon began to form ac-
quaintances among the citizens of the city
in which L had taken up my temporary
residence.
"Strolling into the palatial saloon
known as the Glass Front one evening
soon after my arrival, met number OF
cowboys and deputy sheriffs, and the con-
yersation drifted to the subject of guns,
as shooting weapons are called in Texas.
By the way, in Texas at the time / speak
of the only persons legally entitled to car
ry weapons were sheriffs, nlarshals and
their deputies and rangers, and every bad
man who wanted to shoot somebody would
generally have influence enough to get APP.
pointed as deputy of some kind or other
The most reputable portion of the popula-
ton YVES therefore debarred from carrying
weapons, and was therefore at the mercy
of any licensed thug. AS said before,
the subject Of conversation was guns, and
with considerable pride 1 displayed my
silver mounted and ivory handled pistol
and asked for an opinion as to its merits.
Tho gun was passed from hand TO hand,
each grizzled deputy looking at it with
the greatest curiosity.
" What do you call that my son?n
asked bewhiskered rufIian at the extreme
end of the bar.
That is a revolver, my friend an
swered, END enc of the best makes in the
country
But what do you do with it9' he then
asked.
q I have never used it, sir, answered,
but If necessary have no doubt could
defend myself and do some little execu-
ton.
'I'n tell you what, my lad, said the
representative Of the law, I'm stand up
here and let you shoot at me all night for
4 bits shot.
" have no cause to shoot at you, said
l, and do not care to get in any trouble.
You needn't be afraid, young feller,
said the deputy. No popgun like that is
ever going to hurt me.
Give me back my revolver said 1,
and viii CO.
"'I think I'll try it anyway, said the
desperate, and taking deliberate aim at
me he shot me through the arm with my
own pistol. fell against the bar, pale
and terrified Then the whole gang began
to laugh. One of them bound up my arm
with handkerchief, and they insisted
that l drink with them. AS soon as l
could escape from my tormentors has
tened back to the hotel and summoned q
doctor. BE pronounced my injury only a
slight flesh wound. The next day was
arrested by the deputy who had shot me,
brought before magistrate and fined $50
and costs for carrying a weapon. Louis
vile Dispatch.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1897-12-18

Bishop Butler, in a remarkable sermon
preached in 1741 before the house of lords,
predicted that the then prevalent spirit OF
irreligion would thereafter produce politi-
cal and social disorders similar to and
quite as deplorable as those which had
been produced by religious fanaticism in
the preceding century.
The event very speedily proved the cor.
rectness of this prediction.
John Knox, the reformer, would seem
to have possessed in no ordinary degree
the spirit Of prediction and to have fore
told with accuracy not only certain re-
markable events of public Importance, but
also the ultimate fate of certain indiYid-
uals.
Thus, when condemned to the galleys at
Rochelle, he took his sentence with the
greatest composure, merely remarking
that in spite of it he would within two
or three years preach the gospel in St.
Giles, Edinburgh" This prediction, most
improbable of accomplishment at the time
1t was uttered, was afterward literally full
filed
Knox predicted with accuracy the
deaths of Thomas Maitland and Kirkcaldy
of Grange, and solemnly warned the re-
gent, Murray, not TO go to Linlithgow, as
II he did so he would there meet his death.
The regent disregarded the warming and
did meet with the fate Of which Knox had
fOreWarned him