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-.,,.s IL IT, IL. Is. IS; brentwood, :.
- pu--.s a. College Station II. u ~
-,,u-Ait - C1-x.cans. ;, s 2. u, ~, ~
- Cgt-n IL. e Dallas, ), Is. Ia a -
Al. nH5tvsur. { X puyal. 2s' Esielle' o.
81 u. F-eag1scksburs. ls. Is =; GaiNes-
,bn. ; 2. =; Grape Vine 4. ~ ~ 81;
Hfls Cea;e-. y. Houston, p kerrYiile,
- =. IAr7rssss g. Is. .. Luling. IL. =;
midland IL. Ma1ni Blarco IS; New
R-aun'tas. Is. - orange. ls; PAINTER D.
ls q :. =. Poln; Isabel, q; Rhinesnai
a Is saaEerson. 2. sulphur Springs =,
Is Is. g. - Tivoli. - and Wea'herfoFd'
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.rt. o,,se--sl hrishi meteor at 80 p.
n rhe meteor moved from the southwest
iova-s tss northeast ard left q long trali
u -ehse Smoke AID became very bright be-
.tre au-sHrr j; vas visible fer about
twenty seconds 41d is trail Of smoke ana
lse5s lncluaiue Whore It bursied we're
r-oi.stiy visible fo- more than ten minutes.
Ths sky was clear AZ this time aud me
WIND was south This meteor was also OBJ
served az Rrenhsm. Huntsville and Mel
ho-r1s. and s. Wa reported from Hunts
v.ue KAT rambling sound was heard
5Lr.zg lis passage.
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DOUBLE TRAGEDY.
OFFICER Shot by Ynung Man, Who
Then New Out Hi. Urnins

Colorado. Texas, April 10.--A terrible
tragedy was enacted here today. Jim Cooke
young man about 20 years old. shot and
FATALLY wounded Joe BinIon, deputy sheriff.
and then blew out his own brains coo,kc,s
mother requested Deputy Binlon to get him
where Cooke was known to be. and as he
stepped 10 the door the young man fired
without saying word, shooting Binion
through the bowels, inflictlng fatal
wound. He then turned the weapon ON
himself, comnlotely blowing the top Of his
hoaa OIL Binion fell outside the door, but
recovering hred ono shot into the room. not
knowing that Cooke himself was then doad
Denuty Binion was carried In and the beat
medical attendance is being given him. I'M,
me chances are slight for his recovery
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From Post Correspondents.

NarWcod TeYas trrII t0-A eliptt f-oet
.oii 80 la. r5sbt and ro,.o, - III,
So, r,,,-s Mi ria,,t o,,e. s,.o5 T., .ar,.
scarCe
- 80, -
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a,aa d., 80 80, =, 40 -, 49,.
N cvs,,Scs, ID scciaIl, VI, ~. far,,er
iAFior' leNas- Nprll III ne wlnd mas
,oW Aoout sett.ea ana FEARS are entertained
'n4l we nav nave heaNy irost' crops
anu .. sSF1ehs are Wen advanced anu freeze
"op!d prove very disastrous
solg Lake Texas. April l0.--The norther
that struck other parts Of the State SO for
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AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY.
statistics Showing the Work of III.
society Given.

Washington, April 1.-THE annual meet.
ing OF The American Tract society was held
tonight In the West Street Presbyterian
church Rev Judson Swift secretary Of
New York, presented brief report on the
soeiety's work The report says that 30
100000 of the population are outside the
church, The society publishes EyapgeIc
Truth in 1873 languages and dialects. the
total number of volumes in all languages
published in New York reaching 500 ooo
and the total number OF books nearlr
100000 900, with total periodicals oyer
200 $4,000 The socioty's income has becn
lessened by The falling OFF in legaries o If
nearly 100000 during the past year and
me great need a. the present time ia an
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70. all i.s 8ecars-.e1.s --lreselI-s ne lusc-
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sota. 20. oas-iai-1 az larr. ne DlIa q TIE
University 80 Nss.onete. AID 1stzis rf'ss-
halt tAaf OF lie Ir.vs-Tetr q N.1-E4,1L.
Tie .2StitUtsp- -sHds ndes1i,f1- oii-~
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THE FLORAL FRAY.
san Antonio Ladies Working Hard
for the Patriotic Fefe.

5t- Az.g--- Texas. L,-.! y The ladies
= ,hs fgovs- Bs,tle assoclAiloa held their
-erass- Feekly tae4tiag .; tie cooms d
re H-r.css Ne-s club yes,eraay The
i-pa; i1reresf.ug preceding d me session
set tte srsl1set1aa. q tAs 5scora,ion o.
:1e A-E-a9 54l.3.ak j. g16i,l5n 70 the
aeso.c memories with which j. ss fraught
--.-estl -z.y. lie o.5 fo-,rtss 81 this occ&-
s.g1 H.l BE s5le2ssa Hnh ay.1g bauaers,
-v-a..g nfe2tas Sa3 o,aer appropriate dec
c.2-51.-s. The NOS. s,-lnag feature Wall
II four lAres poftrAi.s u Texas patriots
E--E = 2 VOW SOS. saSye fhe ls1rial. The
A@rDes t1-s rsy.ezeried VII D. Travis.
C~s.ett. Somle zrd isonhau. Above The
1i-ilres e colossal TeIsE star all he
tqfr1=5 ire-a muiii-coigred electric Lights.
= a.ue1 iD graceful shapes over all the
= ,E1e viii ce aJg yards IL wroathing made
y n&tg'sl flowers. Stgeamers and hunt
tx t. lailutad quantities VIII add brill
4s2acy - 'an general effect.
Tag e1iafalrtee % ine De 2aYalla chapter
- 'he DsrEltsrE .; he Republic having
iu charge ire srrangesuerts for the enter
tziurrcat - b. given On tie night II The
Bat;le u Flower beld meeting Wedncs-
csr las which Ias largely aad enthuslas-
tuaiiY ATTENDED
belI r4s decided uron. 70 be styled the
Grard Patriotic and Charity Bail.
large lhars 4 The proceeds are 80 be given
Ly me Dae2h.ers ~ the Republic TO the
DOW ~ CQruorai Iarkhurst who lost his
iiie ~ ths frploEion u bis cannon last san
Jsclrtp Day
A-o'her uoetiug was hold yesterday IN
,t.- foo,as ~ the business Mems club prcvi-
GOA 20 tae Flower Eauie meeting Tho at
tendance naS large and great enthusiasm
was 6lsriaysd r. was cmphaiicaily decided
70 s4ake ,hc sHair strictly a cotton ball.
80 fabrics must b. worn eTcep' those woven
from iha ncccy staple. such sa muslins.
lsune rnulH etc. There ls 20 be a queen
ard shc 1Hl be a san Antonio grl and
descnndert " 40 old Texas family. Her
co1!yt w.N BE- comrosed Of the following
tnslGz q honor: Miss cresson. first maid
Mipsos no Eager Bell. INnore Paschai,
} MaYerieH Il Maverick Wlthcra. La
cato. Horn. Mary be Zhyalla. y Paachel.
gewton. annie B.c. Ethel Johnson. Dwyer,
siny Naus Della Sanders. Dcgner ntmar.
ollie Graves Einma Reed. annie "heider'
igiia Johnson. Kathleen owens and Ida
Is
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Taylor Texas. Aprl 10 Mr l.. y Noel
vas regularly prdmuel 20 thc ministry
at The rresbyiofau church here weaHea.
day night nr Wright Of Austin delivered
mo charge to The newly ordained mipister
ma pnstor. aas Dr. IdttIe gayo tho charge
10 tho congregation.
Parties a'" here figuring on establishing
a brewery IN Taylor,
Mr. II Lawrence. katy" brake.
man. had Tho misfortune TO have two I'm
gers meah"h on whilc coupling cara in
me yards here fng days age.
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CONDITION nF CROPS

TIE month opened with dry weather and
rain was much ueeded for general farming
interests Tie ground vas getting rather
ary fer plo~.ng and this drouh continued
along tie coAs, until near the close of the
.2oatA while Il vas broken over the other
horizons q the SiSte during the first part
q re sscozd decade. The heavy rains over
The northeastern portions a the State Just
a. ,h- close u the month retarded farm
N9.k generally AID many .ow places were
covered with water and the ground was
700 we; fos blowing for several days, but
corsiteriug sll farm work as rule was
eell advanced 81 the close Of the month.
Germ planting vas generally completed,
except IL some low places Early planted
cora vas ~ nicely and good stand re-
uorted IN most ectlons eXcep, where
damaged by the washing rains. Some corn
asi been worked over the drst time IN the
southern JoriiDn q the state.
Cotton planting was becoming general at
the close o. the month. and much OF The
crop planted over the southern half Of the
state Early planted cotton was up over
be coast district and Southwest Texas and
as rule the stand was good. The cool
weather on the 2ith followed by the gen
eral ra!1 OF the 18th delayed planting 20
some extent. ogt with favorable weather
rls1,iaE Will soon be completed over the
southern portion Of the state.
The killing frost over the northern por-
Hon OF The safe and Ugh, frost extending
to near the coast line on the I'D and -4th
iamaEed tender vegetation generally and
.uiure; the fruit crop slightly in some sec
tons over North Texas.
The weather during the month was gen
orallv favorable ,or wheat and oats ard ne
prospects for fair crops continue promis-
ing
Strawberries and many spring vegetables
we're marketed along the coast during the
mouth.
water for stock was generally plentiful
A. The close az the month except over the
western norton Of the state. The grass en-
he stock ranges was growing nicely ard
stock was generally in fair condition.
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REV. II. NJ. POWERS DEAD
Presiding Elder of the Dnias
irict Was Called sudueh" u

Dallas. Texas. April 11.-Kev' -
Powers. presiding elder of the Me,uv u.,
Episcopal church. South. for the ~ !.
district. died suddenly at oe'o'A
afternoon OF heart failure at his n''D d,
Oak Lawn suburb. He ate heaih
ner. arose from tho table. waikea W.
the gallery, sat down in a char. reln. ID
as he did so. Il feel so well De'e.S.
go to church." His head tipped Dass
and he was dead in less than m, .asrse
Rev. Powers was a well-knowh pb.t
in the Methodist profession and i nn' ~
been in the ministry in Texas ras.s al
To Dallas from Wichita Falls. l Ia M
December last. when he was appo'l's corisi,|
siding elder by the North Texas III
ence His body has been embaim eeIv,,sg
the funeral will take place al M.d al
on Tuesday next He was 60 ,ye1l
and came TO Texas from Tenness" ,hIldyal
years ago. a widow and seven
survive him.
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OR ANGE.
Fell Dead in the lIottom OF ~
From Heart Disease.

Orange, Texas, April 1l.-This moriii
about 10 o'clock John Palmer and nna
Dunkel. TWO millwrights who have oss
engaged in putting in the Gilmer M
mills. were ont rowing on the river, puia
rowing and Palmer reading a book, via
Palmer suddenly fell forward in the bcan
OF the boat and expired. His frgh'SS
companion quickly rowed ashore and ~
moned assistance. but he was then peSs
human aid. Justice J p. Tatum was y
moned and held an inquest and physliaa
made post-mortem examination, VIZ
showed that deceased met his DEAN VI
heart disease. His heart was removed =
when put on the scales weighed 'we'g,,l
eight ounces. Deceased was 81 years =
ana his home was in Tioga county, w
eylyania. where he has sister lNlt :.
only other living relative being ~ gtoI 4.
who resides in Cross Forks. Pa iDe
neral occurred at Evergreen ceme'e"
Orange at . o'clock this afternoon q,
Little Vernon Adolphus, the MAN ~.
of Mr.. and Mrs. r. A, Dodd, died "" IN
port, La. Yesterday and the remains
brought TO Orange today and ints''SS
Evergreen cemetery.
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MISCELLANEOUS pUEN0MrNA.

llailstorms stations and dates OF occur
rcnccl-Arthur City. 10; Boorne. Is; Bowie
is; Brentwood. IA; College station, 2l:
corslcana. 3; Dallas. rs. so; Estelle. 3. is.
30, Galveston. 2S; Grape Vine. 4. 81; Hous-
tor, IS; Junction City. 2s; Painter. u:
Sandewon, 2s Temple tb), 10. Weather
ford and Is.
The only snow reported is a trace at
Halo Center
No sleet reported during the month.
Lunar hal0s observed at Doerne on the
18TH at Bowie on the 2lst al Grape Vine
on the 10th and 18th, and at Tulla on the
18Th
The prevailing direction of the wind was
south.
Light frost lstations and dates OF oc-
ourrencel abilene, 90; Boerne, "a: Bowie.
90, Burnet, %; Columbia. 49, Corsicaua
"a; Dallas. Il, 10; Daneyang. %; Estellc.
%, Fort Stockton. 3. H. % Houston. "a:
junction City, %; Lampasas. 49, 95, 20:
Llano. "a Marshall, l6; Moores Station,
30 Orange, "a; San Marcos, "a: Stafford.
"a Sulphur Springs. Ia Temple (b), 10;
Weatherlord cad
Killing frosts (stations and dates of oc-
CURRENCY -Ballinger "a: Blanca. "a: IRA
zoria. "a Burnet, "a; Coleman. 10. IA, gs
"a; College Station. "a Dallas. "a; Duyal.
"a; Estellc, IA, "a, Fort Stockton. 22:
Fredericksburg. "a; Gainesville. "a; Ora
ham, "a: Grape Vine, "a. %; Halletsyilie.
"a; Junction City. "a; Kent, ii, 20; Kerr
vile. a. %; Lampasas. "a: Luling, "a;
New braunfels, "a; Rhineland, IL, I3;
Waco, "a.
Thundcrstorms stations and dates of
occurrence)--Bo erne, 4. 10, 10, is. 2s;
Brady 10, 2s' Soi brazoria. 10. rs; Bre-
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MEXICAN WAR VETERANS.
Association called 80 Meet at Hons
ton kpriI ~.

10 Ths HouF'on Posi-
Galveston, TensF, April 10.-,The Mexican
Nar Yoteran2 aesoclation Of Texas VIII
bod liz fourth annual reunion at Houston
on the 2ist snd 22d Of Aprll.
an the railroads leading into Houston
lsgo nlsde low special rates for the several
gcleran associations which meet 10 assist
10 celebrating San Jacipto day
Tho Houston Volunteer association has
~ iehdod u special Invitation 70 III" Next
ran war Veterans 10 Join with them IN
celebrating tho anniversary of the battle Of
sau Jacinto, and WIN nsuign them place
Ia thc parade With FREQ admission to all
'hnir entertainments For special rates ap-
ply w local railroad ngcnt.
George +. Finlay.
President Mexican War vetcrans' assocla-
ton
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''HE UNIVERSITY REPORT.
Icaents Render 40 Account Of Their
Stewardship.
ssTITUTIoy is GROWING STEADILY.
even Hundred and Thirty students
lions During the Past Year.

Austin, Texas, April 9.-The seTsnA
! enniai report Of tho board OF regenia Of
he university shows that inztitnil0a 70
rs growing steadily and to be worthy Of
Isnklng with the greatest universities u
4 fmerica. Seven hundred and thirty stu
I ;snls are in attendance. representing all
4 Artions of Texas aud many Other St&tsa.
y A classification " the students SEg~s
/; tlat more OF them are sons o. .arinera aud
itockraisers than Of men o. any other
I5lsiD.rs or proiess!on.
III About three-fourths Of the siu1suts il
he university reproAent families " MOD
fratc mcana and would ~ unable ~ Sc
Cure university education u compelled 70
pave u. state IL ID a aeDipra5ls iau;
bat hundreds VI bo5s aud girls are aeE
eokiDg education Ia Other States. Isy1i =;
them IN Ho-calIed colleges AID uAi1srH4-
les that arc not known Throughout lie
limits Of ;ho State wherein hey aie To-
satcd. Here in tue capital d ths4f OEa
state is their own university. cneflbE adj
YanlaRes superior 20 those atjaltei 81 iAe
< nktitutious that they are attending. Ias
sjesnlt viii BE- that tbfy wil t.t4.a -
iSre1aS with education interior % ma Dl-
gained ~ The buys a1d girls wh2 f,Egel e.
i1ome. and what Us ftu. mare .s.ie-sl-l.
,withOut that tine ;eeaiag ~ patriotism aa1
lhht inshtlmhblo lestfaSe q. 'rLe14tA.1
HORNED during college DAYS. SIrh itlsa4-
ships are the most enduring iaf1u2a DE.
fIhey have made nany q cAretr ald aaFe
seveh settled tho te6uules q stateE.
THE WORK or TIE UNIVERSITY
! The University unbrAees four Depart
sinonta. to.wii.
4 J. Literature. sclcnce aaa arts.
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sauvs.c-. where ne ;cos us ssarhier, Mss
ssusslt 70 n; zut scsaS
" L Barry ai S0--A GRIMES was IN
AIdH-sar sg7 swo carr iNiy seek.
tn cn3c-es teachers iasteEts g. Crimes
suustr bad rs frst ssstiaz IL ADasTsus last
F-,ssN ans Ssfu-ahy II was largely at.
tended Ans Z cc-ngiets Equalization was
-tcte6. ist~eLf,s- = vii h0ld alternate
sessions az iseu5c-s and NavAs1.l.
rla1tf1v. r L waoaA-a was eler;ee pres'
sem Ass1- :. Terrell sec-c.ary. MTs- u. =
N.i sris1o
Ms Garrett Sco,i IS cutie sick a. ser
= -rtt.
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Alvin, TosaA. April 10. Tho engine and
boilor OF the cotton gIn at this place have
been moved 10 Chocolate bayou. 10 be
nted at the saw mill and brick plant Ut
W. \. Lawrence, Another aud better gin
u to be erected Ia time for THE, season :
crop,
nj least double what IL has ever besn he
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few days in sealy combining pleasure M
business.
John Kizer and family OF Bellvilk, In.
rs. is visiting relatives and friend \
Sealy.
The Sealy park. club will give a M,i.ls
at Remmerts grove on the 18th prorira
pr. Frank Barnes OF Liberty. Texas, N
was called here on professional buslas,
has returned home.
Harry W. Ware Of Chicago is spsat.,
a few days In sealy with trlenas
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senlN pcrsnnnl.

sealy, Texas. April li.-Mrs. ]. II. cos.
Teton and two daughters. Rebecca 1ro,o
and Addie Justine. leave in the mornt,,.
for Runse' Karnes county. to visi, T. II.
castleton' They will be absent about two
mouths.
John II. War; of Houston is snona,n
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yictory brigade.
To the Editor OF Tho Post.

The Victory Brgado's revival at shaly IL
progressing nicely. There has been q
number Of conversions already. with irter.
est Increasing nishIly, ana wonderful 70
NiNhl IL expected. The tent h crowded
each night Tho Brigade viii 40 to liea, !.
ylllo after their meeting II finished at
Scaly.
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I'm NinII NnshNIllc.

Fort Worth. Texas. April 10,-About 100
Tennesseeans gathered at the court house
this afternoon and effected a temporary
Organization for the purpose Of making ar
engagements for visiting the Nashville
exposition In a body Many more are ex-
pected to b. included In the North Texas
regiment before the details OF tho en-
terpriso are fully perfected.
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andcr.on Locals.

Anderson TorRs. April 8. Judge league
with A Mcfarland. a contractor, exam
intd Inc county jnil and reported that re-
pairs we're Bcefssd.
Mr.. +. @, Mckee has Just returned from
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An Anpctite

keen and healthy--comes from 'r ,ts M
Anhcuser- Busoh's Malt-Nutrihe'
drink. Druggists sell II.