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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1897-06-12
A SSIGNEB OF MORTGAGEE'S
"A SALE
HOUSE AND LOT,
In Uniontown, Carroll County, Nd.

By virtue of the power of sale contained in
mortgage from John T. Anders and wife to
Ephraim Lindsay, dated November 5, 1886.
and recorded among the Real Estate Mort
gage Records of Carroll County in Liber
W. N. NJ, No. "a, folio 1913, &C., and duly
assigned by Laura v Lindsay and James II.
Billingslea, executors of Ephraim Lindsay,
deceased, to Georgia Z. Franklin, and by her
assigned to the undersigned, will sell at pub
lie sale, on the premises, ON
SATURDAY, 10Th DAY of JUNE, 1897,
at The hour of 2 o clock, p M, all those two
adjoining parcels of land, parts Of tract of
land called coax Orchard, containing
ONE.HALF AN ACRE OF LAND,
more or less, being the land conveyed in said
mortgage, and which is more fully described
in deeds therein referred to- The improve
ments thereon consist of a dou-
AzSA-6 BILE two-story Weatherboarded
EsA Dwelling, stable and other
e5l3tz sI5 necessary outbuildings. There
is pump and well of good water on the prem
ises.
This properly is situate in the West end of
Uniontown, Carroll county, Maryland, and
adioins the property of Thomas Eckard and
the property now occupied by Thos. Mehring.
Terms of Sale-0ne-thir cash on day of
sale or on the ratification thereof, one-third
in six and the other one-thrd in twelve months
from the day of sale; the credit payments to
be secured by the notes of the purchaser or
purchasers with approved security, bearing
interest from the day of sale, or all cash at
the option of the purchaser.
JOHN MILTON REIFSNlDER,
Assignee of Mortgage.
may 30 is J. T. Roop, Auctioneer
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WESTMINSTER MARKETS.

Wholesale Prices by K. o. Grimes.
FRIDAY, June II, 1897.
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un;ontown items.

He also reported the collection of $3.50. 43
taxes, and the Bailiff $500 from fines.
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at 10 O'Clock, a. m, all that
house and lot situate on Penn
sylyania avenue, in the city of
Westminster, having frontage
of 80 feet on said avenue and
10 an alley. containing one.eis
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rHB slNAIE.

A4a,.1. T.xar. AFHl Tile 4enata wa
opese,i .Als npraus w Use ion4vlas layu-
eaten ~ Chsmau 4. s. Jsras9a,
Almishiy God. W thank Thee for tAq
spgeln rshg u the Juaesn ssy st tho
birth VI Mays SOB: "reaee On sAith an
good ~iil 70 mes4" We pray Tee that ihp
prophogie sopB Of tbs ancient seer Mlqah
may b. fulfilled amanr the restieAs, dis
turbed uationS O; oa7h "Aua God thsiI
Judge amopg many people, aDd fehuFs
strung nations aflr OF aul lhty ANAL beat
their swords into ploWHhares. ana ihslg
SPEARS iAtD prnuipg hDDAa; nation shail not
iifl ~ Sword aSaiuEt pgt.an, neither lball
they learn war anymore. Oh, Tb0ui COD
Of all nations. grant tho application Of
those great principles 10 the policy u our
Christian civilization CDmmand Thy blnss.
Ing UPON our own nation. wisely direct It's
government that peace ana prosperity may
follow Especially bless the many sad
and Homeless citizens who are suffering
from storm aud floods Remember most
kindly all Of The great interest Of this our
splendid Texas Wa most deYonly pray
Thee 10 send Thy Consollng presence To
our friend and brother. Representative II.
IL Ward. and his m0therlcHs children. who
now SIT under the darkest cloud known Ia
human experience. Give them grace and
comfort and help them TO trust implicitly
IN Him who 10 loyo and compassion and
who tcnderlY visits and weeps with those
that weep IN sorrow, and may they be able
TO SEQ the golden fringe Of "a brighter sky
tho home of tho pure and good. These
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KILLED AT HEMPSTEAD.
I'M CARNEY SLAIN ON THE COURT
HOUSE STEPS.
rou,ty Court Was Setting Case
Against Him at the iime'
George Dent Arrested

Homestead. Texas. April 5.-Gcorse
Dent shot and killed Jim Carney at .
o'clock this evening on the steps of the
west entrance Of the court house. Dent
is white man and Carney negro and
both live at Waller station. County court
was in session upstairs and by chance the
court was Just setting 4 case against jim
Garyey for . o'clock tomorrow evening
when the report of a pistol sounded
through the spacious Railways OF the court
house. Two more shots were fired and
Garvey was dead man. with his feet on
the steps and his head and body PROSTATE
on the ground.
In a minute the dead man was sur
rounded by 4 very large crowd and Dent
was in the hands of sheriff Lipscomb.
The trouble which today resulted in the
death Of Carney was not unlocked for by
those living in the Waller neighborhood.
BY them The Post man was informed that
bad blood had existed btween the parties
for some time and that IL was alleged that
Garyey had repeatedly threatened the life
Of Dent The examining trial viii take
place tomorrow and the real facts OF the
case will be brought ont
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BILLS BECOME LAWSl
THE COMMISSION EMPOWERED TO
MAKE EMERGENCY RATES.
Penalty for Cutting Down Pecan
Trees on Arothcr's Lnntl--ofhcc
FurfefIures Validated.

austin Texas. April s--The following
lus tf ame laas IBIS morning without
ile governor approval.
lt3as- Iul H. Crawford, creating s. more
efficient ro4i system ir Wise ooanty
TetsH
se4ta bin ~ Greer, extending she
terms o. ;ac dls-riet colr 81 Oralte au5
jefferson counties
ssaa,e hHl ~ Rogers authorizing boaia
Of administrator 4at Administrative 10
De made ~ bond and surety companies ag-
taor.zel 30 de business ,a tba state
Senate ul ty nerg.a validating the in
corros- dou of ciiies a-i towns o.; loa IN
haolt4H-s OF ever Incorporated sage March
&c. 1855
seGa'e bin b. Turpey. validating an o.
0oe forfeiture ~ is1as heretofore rsie
i} fhe touInissloaer o, The general lad
otfig~ fYr t1s relr-yUent Of any g4rt n
thr iltFest 3ue ihegeoa. which lad has
htrl Grre.rfeFe cold ~ the STAT aua
without date shoH Or he zrts ~ ne reg
iziaturc urier Nti.l sales nere made.
senate Niii ~ EQxr-s. AUTHORIZING r15t
a11 surety companies 90 MAKO the offi-.-t
obligations o.! .gafiiauE
se1aie bin hY Tule1. pfoa biting ihe
gathering ~ pecan NUS. or cuitiae 81, tbe
timber EXCEPT hY permission Of The Or aer
d the property.
The governor Flgnei no f1llosirg ser
ate Din by c@qsit EmtoW,riue Va
railr1ah commission 10 make -fuprgelCy
I freight rnHs 70 prevent interstate r4t-
war uiHu ii" huEiless a-1 Interests q
people aa1 railroads a. Texas.
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kiripyyiIIc,

Kirbyville, Texas, April 3.-Kirbyville is
on the improve. Two or three new business
enterprises are undor Roadway.
Mr.. Frlsby of Warren viii open gro
Gerry store here. Messrs. McWharton. Wood
& Powell Will open large mercantile es-
adjustment
The creeks are all overlooking The tim
Der men are all rejoicing over the overflow,
The Kirbyville Courier has changed
hands The name Of the paper will be
chpugod from the Courier to the News, W.
W. Rock is the publisher.
NJ. II. Eekert visited Beaumont Mon
day
Vice President Emmett Fletcher of tho
Village Mills company and o. u. Greeves
of beaumont We're In town Saturday on
business connected with the Texas Tran.
MIR. r. r. Smith and family of Smith 5
Ferry have moved to Klrbyyille, and have
purchased the hotel and livery stable from
Mr. Paul Carter
Dr Falyy of Cherokee county has To-
Gated here.
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weather Ifnr-cnnt.

Washr g,on, Anrll 5.-Eas,ern Tcxas-
north to east winds.
Enthusiastically far; northwest
Oklahoma and Indian Terrtory-Fair;
north winds. increasing clnudness.
Tennessee and Misunderstanding Cloudy.
c.oler In western portion; north winds
NJ sslss ppi and Louisiana 49, PROBABLY
fair HIGHT. variable nds
Georgia-Generally fair during tho day.
south TO west winds.
North Dakota. Partly cloudy weather
and probably HIGHT showers; north winds
becoming var tble
South Internationally fair; north
Kansas and Nebraska-Generally far,
followed In western portions hy threaten
Ing weather north Winds cooler IN west
orn norton,
colorado-parlly cloudy ana probably
local showers: north to east winds.
winds. ~ '''''e
Mon'ana-Generally fair, but posslh,v In.
cal showers in northern portion: IN ,.y1 ,r
in western portion; light, variable winds.
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THE HIGHER COURTS.


Austin, April 5.-Proceednga of the su.
preme oout to-day:
Certified questions answered. i.liam
Jordan vs.. Meyer & Co ct al. from Rowie; ,
J. II, Gibson VS.. Lancaster Bros. from bal
las.
reversed and rem;nded-W. L. Gates VS..
W. b HOOPER, from zayalla, j. II. Bald
WIN ct a. vs.. a, X Root from Haskell.
Reversed and rendered-D c. Rogers VS.
Coneho Cattle company from Coacho.
AthEmed~Missouri, Kansas and Texas
Railway company VS.. d. }. Warren, from
IarFan'. The remitti,ur is allowed in this
case and defendant in error Is taxed with
costs Of the appeal and writ Of error.
Cause submitted-Ea Manufacturing
comIahy VS.. r. w. HaRnaway from Dali
Cause set for April 12-R. ]. Allen ct
a.. VS. Tyson-Jones Buggy company. from
Navarro.
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|OR FINAL ADJOURNMENT.
Ii. Blair Will Insist Upon Some
Definite Action.
'llH DEATH OF MRS ANNIE WARD
9th Houses Adjourned Out OF He
.pect 10 Her Mrmory-Bi1ix He
come Laws-Court aeform.

II Austin, Texas. April 5--RepreseniA'lve
i.iair at the opening .. to-soirowFs session
.,,dll insist upon some definite ac1ioo per
l1ncnt 10 the setting Of day for hnal sd
',lornrnent. and int4maies that he VIII Dc
Insisted in this matter by uuine<r o.
!qshcr members. The s. per day cosapensa-
ion ana arbitrary tactics q CERTAIN iif'l'-
!. ers 10 delay business has ceased 10 Be q
!, i-tue In the Legislative procs'eeinss- There
Il, kicks coming from tie constituents
,aolt he ilrDe-klliiag system, and the
t.esnosrs Of bg'h houses &Te becoming
!feary az vel
\ The appropriation bill has Only gone 70
she fourt, page T7sarfy-touT pages remain
liz disp<eauga; re fee Aai reais.fie'ias
l9,isis will ua7sa-at So ae time, a. wei As
sthc- pending Measures which are re-
Sarde5 as being 81 CO nE41erat!e nonen.,
Sat Mr.. Blair asserts thRt i Tie WORK i
.9ror.rly attended - saH TIE correct course
pursued an early adjourn Tner' may oe had
4 The Ysrle FeutiMent - "a zi4s IT, the TeE-
aA,e Whare sotis uieinbcis arr IRE 60 say
sihat May 10 or - will ses The Twenty -ilita
iegislature SIN thing Of H. seEtr-l
have practically served Dofioe that they
.alll leave BIZ Nay ! aot - return THIS
a.
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DEATH OF j. l.. LEVI,
Texan AsphyIiutcd by illuminate
in Gas AT Springfield, Iii.

Springfield Olll Monitor.
J. p. Levi, a resident OF Temple Texas.
and man about 81 years OF age. was
found dead in bed at O'Clock yesterday
morning at the residence OF his cousin.
MIS-. W. c. PoGenbareer, Of 1894 North
sixth stre7I Death resulted from asphyx-
l4tlon' ana circumstances surrounding the
ease point Very strongly to suicide. Levi
came 10 this city last Wednesday and ate
dinner With the poifenbaTger family that
day. II was the first time they had ever
met Their southern cousin, but he was
brilliant conveTsatlonaiist, and all soon
felt at ease. Levi said that as his children
We're now all married be conceived the
idea to visit his relatives in the North for
a tire. That evening the family were
sitting around talking shortly before re-
'iflng, and Levi asked concerning the
light IN his room. He was told it was
gas, and Was instructed how to turn it on
ana on. Nothing unusual happened that
night and he arose the next morning ap-
parenuy in the best OF health an spirits
He came down town, and in conversation
with J. VI. Hogg he preached the subject
OF suicide, saying 1T was funny how
many suicides and deaths occurred in
sprineiield.' He also referred to death by
asphy Aation as a Very easy way to throw
OF this mortal coil
Nothing was thought of his converse
ton at the time. but later developments
show that the deceased must have left the
gas turned on with suicidal intent. Levi
retired about 10 o'clock Thursday night
and nothing suspicious was noticed about
his actions. Ar. Pohenbarger went up to
his room to call him for breakfast next
morning. and upon opening the door was
almost overcome by a suning smell Of gas.
Lew lay on his back. and DR.. w a.
Young who was summoned Immediately,
pronounced life extinct. Coroner Baer was
notified, and took charge OF the remains,
winch were later removed to Williams un-
dertaking parlors,
The inquest was held In the corcnor's
office at $50 p. m. yesterday, and YER
dict OF suicide by asphyxlation was rend-
cred But three witnesses We're exam
ined, viz: Mir, and Mrs. Polfenbarger and
Mr. tloag. The coroner, in searching
among the dead mans effects found sew
eral letters from different women and from
their nature Mr. Baer is OF tho opinion
that some trouble with these parties may
have affected the mind OF the deceased
Mr.. Levi was an officer in the Southern
army during the civil war. aud after the
close Of the var was engaged in farming
and the mercantile business. OF late years
he has retired
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ADJurANT GENERALS ORDERS.


The following was Issued from the office
Q: TIE ad.utant- general today;
J. All companies OF the Texas Volunteer
Guard desiring to attend the san ia
clnto Day celebration Al Houston. Texas.
are hereby permitted 70 DO 50. armed aud
equ!pned
? Officers and eenpsnics, participating
IN Tho exercises o. the dag VIII Wear tins
'drcss fatigue uniform summer helmet
clue blouse and white trousers
3, Bns4dler General Richard Cooke,
Second brigade, Texas Volunteer Guard
is berchy placed In command 81 the Sta.e
i;7Seps attending the celebration
Com qany commanders and detached OIL
Gers NH report 10 General Cooke on their
arrival al Houston.
= board q survey IS hereby ordered to
meet a. Eagle Pass Texas. on the 18th
Instant. or as soon jhei safter as practlc-
able 20 pass upon and recommend tn
disposition 10 he made Of thirty forage
caps reported to be unrerviccsble.
Detail foT the board Colonel ". Kelso.
judge advocate general. Texas Volunteer
EuAr3. First Lieutenant :. +. simpson
and Second LieutSnaa. w. c, Douglas.
Ezsle Pass Rifles.
The Busch Rifles Of Galveston. Texas.
Captain a. l. Giluilen commanding Is
hereby assigned 20 the First regiment,
Texas Volunteer Guard with the desie-
nation 81 Company &C
The following commissions were issued
by ,1e a3jui8nt aoneral Captain VIII -.
Nuuso-. Ds1lsgn RitIes Denis0n, Texas;
Csuula A. :. Gilfllen aud FIRST Lieuten-
ant q Berlocber, Busch Rifles, ot Calves
-op. Texas
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petitions we ask II the name 81 Christ
hurnAnity's friend. Amen.
The following message was received fro-i
the house:
To the Honorable Senate Of the State Of
Texas:
] am instructed by the house Of rep
rexen;atiyes 70 inform the ssnAie TIA;
the house has adjourned for the i2y
as a marx o. respect 70 Ms +. II.
Ward. who died this EnpTniEs, and am
further instructed 10 Inform the senate
that tho house Wi attend iAe fun
e4al in a body from Tie hall Of the
house 81 representatives, al p. m, and
respectfully request the senate to &C
company the house Of repress natives.
L. 7. Dashisii. Speaker.
After the above had been Rad. the fol
loSing resolutions sserNs introduced and
unanimously adopted:
whereas, The plsiess hand of mis-
fortune has ;siisa .hsav,iy upon the
Hon. r Il Ward. an hono-e1 member
9. the house o. representatives, and
removed from his family circle his life
coiRpanicn. therefore BE- !;
Resolved by the senate os the State
q, Texas Tia; we extend ~ our friend
and CO iaborer. the Hon. Y II Ward.
end his beroa@e1 family our profound
sympathy in this the dark hour Ct their
bereavement. Ysu;is
Cough.
Whereas. The senate is aAviaei o,
the death r. tho esti-uztls wife 81 the
Hon. Z. II Ward DISTINGUISHED
member q the house o. Representa-
tives therefor, - l.
Resolved, That tie senate adjourn
unt;l Tues iay morning At 20 o'elo,A fl
a1epia-v Of the deceased. and that sM
scoata-T ~ All oppression az sym-
patty aiiead the funeral services "a
g ts,dv Kerr.
Ad!91rnner: wss tzkea Until tomorrow.
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J. p Hariwicke, ESQ. Of Abilene, is In
the city on legal business
Senator Tillett was called to Abilene
yesterday by a telegram announcing the
iliUess If his wife.
senator Rogers went to his home in
Palestine yesterday to rocuperate from a
recent spell of sickness.
Judge Hudricks Of Rusk county Is here
IN he interest OF a measure authorizing
town corporations which have abandoned
'heIr charters 10 incorporate for school
purposes
Farmer BIZ Shaw and Hon. John II.
Trayl0r o, Dallas are IN the city urging
tho passage ot preslers uniform school
text book bin and making life a burden
iar the sebecl book trust
EEsoaaior Gage Of Pecos City Il hero
urglng that LO.ing county be attached to
Reeves instead Of TO Ward county pro-
tidod for IN the hin now before the lcgis-
lainre authorizing ita disqualification
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Visited Erllsco.

Quintana, Texas, April 5,--rhe Post cor
respondent noticed the following Houston
fans among some of the many visitors 10
QuIntaua Mrs, S. X Mcllhenny. James
Mckee and wife, j. Richardson and wife,
Justin G. White and wife Ed. NJ, Brown,
Robert SoJourner. ]. Waddy Tato, \. V,
Jor.s and ]. w. Galloway.
The contract for building plank walk
to the leach for the use Of summer ylsi-
tors will be let In a few days.
Rev. Woodbridge Of HOUSTON preached
both morning ana evening sunday.
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Is AFFECTING TRADE.
NEW TARIFF PROVING UNsATis-
FACTORY ON THE BORDER.
Buyers Are Unwilling to Import cat
tie on Account of the Retro
nctivc Clause.

Eagle Pass, Texas, April 1.-THE now
tariff bill which passed the house on the
3lst Of March is coming In for great deal
OF comment Just now. Cattle buyers and
owners who had intended to import cattle
from Mexico during this month are now
hating on account OF the retroactive
clause, and while the opinion is not strong
that the bill will pass the senate in its
present shape the results would 30 too Sc
rtous to Justify action on mere opinion.
The bill is not approved even by the most
enthusiastic border protectionist.
Georgetown Texas, April ga special
train OF stock cattle gathered in Lampasag
and Williamson counties We're shipped to
Kansas for pasturage today via Milano
and the Santa Fe. All cotton fed cattle
have been shipped to market
WORKMAN Texas. April 5.-one thousand
head of cattle We're shipped from here to.
day They we're purchased Of Stubs Il
May by Mr.. Doaz OF Fort Worth. Texas
EAGLE Pass, Texas, April 4.-Fourteeu
EAR loads Of be.eves We're shipped here YES
terday.
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Mr.. Luiiy kiilcd Ia II Runway.
Ncw TNO-stOry business House.

NcN INo-stOry business House.
DIVINE. Texas, April i,-Mr +. X. Lu-
thy ,ecti0n foreman OF the Information
al and Great northern railroad at this
place, Was thrown from Ills buggy and
Sustained Injuries from which he died at
II O'Clock this morning at tho section
house. lie was out driving and his horse
became unmanageahle. and ran away strik-
Ing he buggy wheel against stump,
which threw Mr.. l.ulhy out, oausing the
injuries from which he died
The trLSttes ~ the neyino school have
emploYed Professor John II. Davis 10
teach next session. and they also will en-
pioY two frat grade assistant teachers TO
assist him.
Tho material for tho newspaper to bo
pnhlAhed here has been shipped and the
iiist issue win appear shortly.
Mr q. w Morris Is patting up a large
two-atory building. which is nearing com
ple,ion, The lower story will be occupied
hf bnsiness lrms and the upper story as a
public hall
Farmers ere in good spirits over the fine
crop prospects.
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"Crnn,imnr sm,,l,.

Orange Tetas. Aprii Grandma Smith
one of the Old residents Of Orange. died
heF" last night being IN her 9th year sho
wAs born near Lebanon Ohio Ia 1901. and
hns h'sie her home IN Orange Tor ,be usst
twenty-five years. she Lao th,Iiy tire,
uNlnR grand children and tweuty three
snat grand children BIO has been a
, ~, OF the Baptist church forty years
~ 'mu iuuNral VIII occur from the BAPTIST
public schools VIII close for the oocasion
ana mo children viii attend the funeral In
a noay' as . mark " respect TO Grandma
hml'n' whom every child In town knew ana
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G. NJ Daniel, requesting that he come ont
at cpce. upcn arriving at tho front gate
Mr.. Daniel was informed by tho occupants
Of the buggy that they had stolen a march
on their parents and wished 10 DO married
he performed the ceremony in short order
which made Miss Annie Fults and Andrew
lng.et as one.
Station Agent James Devcrs today re-
ccived notice Of new hoy at his home in
San Antonio, who made his appearance
April /.
Rev II. w. Adams returned Saturday In
time to NIL his pulpit yesterday, from
Houston, where he has been assisting
Rev c. 4. Hooper in a series Of protracted
meetings.
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.,,orea we're arrested this morning and
IoS,,s1 IN isjl On a charge OF poisoning the
Iii a, Jsck Norman Charles Spellman
;s am suffering from poison that he got
Sr,nLinr wster from this we'll, an account
NJ which was chronicled In Sundays Post.
Died. at the home Of his son -ln-law,
Professor E. f Taylor, III this city, this
morning. Mr.. Jesse p. Beliemy. aged So
wears, HIS remains will be carried to In
diana for inierment
me remains Of Mrs. Eunice Rebecea
Lewis who died at Bellyllle last night, will
he brought here for iiIternent tomorrow.
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AFTER LOTTERY DEALERS.
IN Avalanche az fndictments Caused
CONSERVATION at uuIIn.

IN AF"i"nPh" az Indictments Caused
Condemnation at uuIinr
Dsi'pE Teas hp-il Tho arfuy Of lot
tory agents ana policy dealers are panic
ftsieseH. Tho business has been booming
up tiii abopi week ago. but since that
time q regular avalanche Of indictments
have been turned ont somo have given
bond. Others have fled from town. ami tii
o'heTf hSye pleaded guiliy to patches N
dozen indictments AZ clstier The sale
q tickets has been entirely suspended. Ono
% ne sensational Developments is that
thousands q doilarr worth of tickets have
been e9A for paper lotteries that is.
lotteries that DO NOT orlsl.
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IMMIGRANTS FoR MARcu-

Immigrant Inspector Levy reports that
thirty mine steorage passengers landed at
This port during March These brought
SSSS, or S23 per head, which is sll more
than tho average immigrant has OF these
two were destined to Louisiana one to Ne
braslia, one to Arkansas and thlrty-five to
Texas points. Eleven were Russians.
twenty seven Germans aud one was a Mo-
rayian
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VICTORIA.
Girl Won u stove Cooking niKaih
SHIPMENTS of Cattle.

Victoria. Texas. April 4.-Mr. CO.
Charc has Withdrawn from the mayOriV
race.
Miss Lucille Craig was the winner .
the Bucks Range, Jr., stove otiersd 7,
Breeder & Lackey for the best bssa'
fiade on one Of their Bucks stoves fa'
contestants were all little misses ID y,
neighhorhood of - years Of age, and ~
Of them, about fifteen IN number, aeqai'
ted themselves most craditably.
Every stock car. every engine and e,fI
crew arc in service now. handling the s'os.
shipments from the Victoria division 70 " ~
Territory. IN the last three days 'hA'
have been handled fourteen trains. 23S CAFE
aEgregaung about 1000 head.