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FouRrn-cLAss rosrMAsTERs.
A Large lunch Of Then, Turned
Loose Yesterday.

Washington. August i.--(Speciai.)--
Fourth Assistant Postmaster General Brls-
tow. who returned Thursday and lrst again
yesterday. mode up for lost time by APP
pointing 466 fourth class postmasters, and
Texas was right in Il, rs the following VIII
show: Anderson, Grimes county, J. u.
Scott. vice Franklin Briganee removed:
Aguilla, Hill county, Emma Gresham, vice
Il. W. Ballard, removed; Birthnlght. Hop
kins county, Luther Gregg, vice Randolph
Reed. resigned Bonner, Freestone county.
J. b. Carlton, vice w. f. Bonner, re-
signed; Cold I'm, Hopkins county. A. II.
Hunter, Vice Marmaduke Gresham, re-
moved; Dodge, Walker county. +. W. Ran
dolph, vice s. j. Webb. removed; Drane,
Navarro county, II. E. Stone, vice j. NJ.
Johnston. resigned; Harrison. Mcl.cnnan
county l.. Nj. Marcel. Jr.. vice j. IL. Hop
son. Jr.. resigned: kclm. Navarro county.
5. ii. Bennett, vice II. F..Garlngton re-
signed: kirbyvillc. Jasper county, II. r.
Kennedy, vice r. l.. Frazer. removed.
Lakenon, Hin county. W. c. Dunlap. vice
q. G. Grant. resigned; Leland. Ellis coun-
W w. "A. Womack, vice j. G. Carter, re-
signed; Letot. Dallas county. r. X. Marks.
vice Clement Letot, resigned: Merkel. Tay-
lor county. NJ. r. witt, vice Edwin Wick
crs, removed; Milford, Ellis county. +. Il.
Mcknight, vice j. NJ. Wilson. removed;
Mountain Peak Ellis county, w. NJ.
| Cathey, vice Il. 7. Burks. resigned; oak,
Ellis county, J. NJ. Reynolds. vice w. II.
Tramel, resigned; Ola, Kaufman county,
| j. II. Bradley, vice Is. T. Carr, resigned;
Peoria. Hill county, j. j. Riden vice A.
L. Hamilton. removed; Piukston. Navarro
county, Calvin Henderson, vice W. d.
| Lynch, resigned: Riesel. McLennan county
Il. A. Halnes, vice John Nnylor. resigned
| Riverside. Walker county, j. II. Werner
vice J. b. Holland. removed; Rosenberg
Fort Bend county. II, p. Ruff. vice b. r.
| Drown. removed; Round Top. Fayette
county, Ernest Fricke, vice A V. Roseu-
berg, removed; Stubbleaeld, Johnson coun-
| ty, T.. A. Lsramore. vice Isaiah Davis. re-
signed; Thalia, Foard county. W. +.
Shultz. vice NJ, l.. Self resigned; Troup,
Smith county. f. NJ. Hays, vice Il. II .
Powell. removed; Veto. Jack county. A. u.
Graves, vice A. a. Mcdaniel. resigned I.
Waller. Waller county, G.. II. Bennett. vice
| j. T. Sanders, resigned Wallis Station,
Austin county. w. r. Hood, vice X, w.
Gaylor, removed; Wassom. Harrison coun-
ty, d. L. Hi. vice j. W. Fgrrh. re-
moved: Webb. Tarrant county. J A. Bow
erman, vice +. NJ Palmer. resigned. Web
sier, Harris county. w. II Lamb. vice j
w. Thompson. removed Weches. Houston
county. T. j. Alexander, vice j r. Lively
resigned; White Mound. Graysou county
~. ,. Scott. vice II n. Jones. resigned
Whltson. Coryell county. +. A. smith
vice u. T Lynn. resigned; Wilson, Com
anche county, p. j. Clarke, vice II. p.
lClarke, resigned.
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MINISTER posUrs ANSWER.
Secretary sherman Received Prompt
Acknowledgements OF Hts Letter.

Secretary sherman Received Prompt
Acknowledgements OF HIS Letter.
Washington. August 2l.--Sccrctary Sher-
man has received prompt acknowledgment
from Minister HosM OF Japan OF the secrc-
tary's letter OF last Saturday relating to
the annexation Of nawait to tho United
States. Mr.. Hoshis acknowledgment Is
formal and does not go into the merits OF
the subject. as the answer TO Secretary
Shermans last note will not be made until
word comes from the Japanese foreign Of
flee. The Associated Press dispatches con-
tanned all the features OF Secretary Sher-
mans note with one exception. namely,
Japans prior note referred incidentally 10
reports that n majority of the inhabitants
OF Hawaii did not favor annexation. Mr..
Sherman's answer takea Issue With this
statement and urges at some length that
the prcponderance OF influence In Hawaii Is
favorable to the annexation OF the island
to the United States Aside from this and
tho approval expressed IL The plan OF arb-
tration between Japan aud Hawaii on the
lmmi grafton Qaes'sos, ;hc sherman note Is
an enlarged arrsnen, Of Mr. Shermans
former Letter siAssnE the attitude OF the
Unlz.d States savortea. TO annexation. The
reports that Mr. Sherman did not enter into
an argument. as it would be an opening OF
the case with Japan. 10 not correct, as The
| secretarya letter is very full argument
/ on the entire question involved.
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HOW ANG1OLLI DIED.
HE WAS UNREPENTANT AND TRUE
TO HIS FREETHINKER DELIEF.
Although Urged to Accept the Offices
of the Priests He stOutly Refused,
Wanting to Die In Peace.

New York, August GA dispatch to
the World from Vergara, Spain, gives the
following details of the execution OF An
giolli. the assassin Of Senior Canovas del
Castillo.
The military judge. the secretary, other
officials of the prison and Lieutenant Cor
ria, who defended the condemned man in
both courts, arrived early, entered the
cell and announced to him that his hour
had come.
Giolli calmly arose from his ted looked
quietly at his callers, and shuffled along
as fast as the manacies ON his legs per-
mitted to where the death sentence was
read. He listened without wincing, his
eyeglasses TN his nose.
Then he was told he must go to the
chapel, where priests were ready TO min
lister TO him His counsel again and again
earnestly entreated him to repent, accept
religious consolation, confess, tell Who his
accomplioes were and make peace With
the church.
Giolli listened with strange smile.
then raising his head detiantly said:
Please let me die unmOlested. l do not
wish &c so TO the chapel. | am Tree
thinker. will have none-of your priests.
who have wearied me for days. beg to
be allowed to die true to my ideas"
The authorities were again perplexed,
as they could not easily infringe the rules.
So they demonstrated with the convict
and asked him 10 at least sit in the chapel
with the priests.
He again refused TO go and an houi
passed without the prisoner flinching He
repeatedly declared he was prepared to die.
that he did not repent and nothing would
shake his resolve.
All preparations for the execution were
complete. the scaffold had heen erected
and an executioner from Burgosh had ar
rived and superirtended the fixing up OF
the bench, the post and the iron band for
stranglng.
The pious people OF vergara were horri-
fled by Giolll's calous conduct. Finally
he was led &c the scaffold unrepentant, re-
fusing priestly ministrations with his las,
breath.
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|fo SETTLE ALL CLAIMS.

Lnission VIII He Selected to
|lnange Cuban Accounts.
k.ston. August 21.-It is probable
invention will be negotiated be-
| Sain and the United States for
khment of all claims on account Of
ID trouble by a claims commission
tk that appointed in 1871, which
liz claims of citizens OF both coun-
M the Instruction OF that time.
u stated that although numerous
III american citizens against the
INT Of Spain for injuries done their
md property in the island OF
z.rg the present revolution have
n With the state department, no
Fesentation OF these claims has
kiA to the Spanish government by
EVnry OF state, although as soon as
Films have been filed in the state
kat notice of such filing has been
70 the foreign office at Madrid.
ahthdl under the present circum-
skther II any formal presentation
Inns were made at the time, Spain
msnize them. The administration
mo resolved to follow the pre-
this matter and to await the
d hostilities and meanwhile to
treaty or convention for the
~ Of claims commission.
Woodford was directed to nego-
. convention as was arranged
Sickles with the Spanish gov
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I'M SPANISH PREMIER
ines Of the Dead Statesman's
I Policy to Be Followed.
FEELING TOWARD AMERICA.
4 as.ersI woodford Arrives the
~ VIII Know the Relations
-,srd the United States.

. vsrk. August PA dispatch to
3 from San Sebastian, Spain, re-
4 ~ definite appointment Of GEN.
.-snaga as prime minister, and
shnet, 1t is understood. will follow
!, lines of the policy Of the dead
4. nth at home and in the colonies,
4, a. the best to obtain the support
I. groups Of the conservative party
/. Mstinction. General Azcarraga has
,.@ling toward America. He has
4 A.en on friendly terms with Min
|n,lor. and is a travelled and en-
4 officer.
"a TWO long Interviews with the
,.eept before his appointment.
-. discussing the relations be-
n. United States and Spain on
the approaching arrival OF Cen
,Ssord. the new American minister.
q comes the new government will
70 let the nation know the whole
..s.rding those relations, and the
4 General woodford's instructions.
~ feature of the crisis which
A. rravest anxiety to all Spanish
q and generals.
srsru and General Azcarraga con-
yAether 1t would be wise to en-
croyIsional conservative cabinet
utterly divided conservative party
smmission requiring prestige and
4, sor Its successful fulfillment-on
hand to perseyere in the task OF
clonial Instructions. and on the
mesent bold front toward the
astes, with view to adopting
lille means to resist foreign in
q IN Cuba. The minister of war
himself ready to assume the re-
Hties OF premier. il the queen ap-
( lis patriotism and loyalty. and
Ast he had received from Marshals
Cimpos and Lopez Dominguez Of
beafty support, and from Senior
promise Of neutrality. He felt
4 f6at all conservatives, and even
j-dynastic parties, like the Car
q republicans, to man, would
4. crown and cabinet in facing the
ations in the colonies and foreign
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|sEx0RITA CIsNERos.

Statement of Her Cnsc and
Whit She IL on Trial.
kk August 21.--Captain Central
Y Z cable dispatch from Havana
Huald. denies the report that
Cossio Cisncros, a Cuban girl
kusational beauty, gentle breed
no life. had been tried and sem
IMPRISONMENT for twenty years
Anhh colony at Ceuta. The girl
~ the president OF the Croan
stncral Weylsr's dispatch to the
q follows:
klsl reasons there is on trial in
la-y stages 4 person named
cossio Cisneros. who deceit
y Ter house the military COM
NE Isle Of Pines, had men
kily. who tied him and at
sssassinatc him. This case is
plnary stages. Ind has not yet
~ 2 competent tribunal and
y 10 sentence has been nassed
oy me. ! answer the World
.ahness and truth that charac-
n ac's. Weyler.
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Washington. August 2l.-The Dawes
Indian commission win reassemblc to re-
sumo negotiations with the five civilized
tribes at Fort Gibson, l. T.. September l.,
Agreements were reached some months ago
with two Of tho tribes. the Cboctaws and
Chiokasaws. and negotiations VIII be con-
Quoted with the Cherokees as soon as the
commission geie 10 work. In addition to
securing agreements similar to the two al
ready In effect providing for allotments In
severaIty, adjustment OF tribal govern
ment. etc. the commission will tascngaged
IN revision OF the citizenship roll OF the
tribe The commissioners are now at their
homes spending the summer
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Cleveland Ohio. August .i.--Thc worlds
record for trottsng 10 four-whce'ed
wagon was broken at the matinee races
CienvNIe track this afternoon. Eilorce.
b. m. by Axtcl' owned by Mr.. calvary
Norr.s trotlel race OF two heats IN
three against Newcastle. owned by Mr..
W. r. Putnam winning the first two
seats and tne race In 2;i2t and 2:i5. The
preyioiie irottir9 race record TO four
wheeled WAGON was held by I.ena Wilson.
having beer made here a. q matner sew sew,
agairst tiue was 2.is, made In an exhibs-
tion race nj Detroit several years ago by
Guy. driven by Daniei Cainyau. EIiorca
was driven by her owner
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CIoomy View for Cuba.

London. August 21.--The Speaker THIS
week publishes long article presenting
the eloomiest view Of the prospects OF
Spain. 1t SAYS 1t sees no chance OF the
war in Cuba "ceasing to outrage humanity
until popular feeling in the United States
forces that government to find pretext
for intervening and further complicating
the situation. perhaps by naval war.
Continuing the Speaker says II does not
anticipate a revolution or Carlist rising.
but 1t foresees a grave increase IN the
sufferings of the people, the reputation Of
indebtedness and years OF industrial re-
lapse
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Washington August 2i.-Mississippt ana
Louisiana Fair. prs coded by showers on
tie gulf. variable winds.
Eastern aud Western Texas and New
Mcxico--c;e 7crally fair; variable winds.
Indian Territory. Oklahoma and Arkan-
sas-Gcneraly fair: cooler: northeriy
winds.
Tennessee and KeBtucky--Showers In
carly morning: variable winds.
North Dakota-Fartiy cloudy. except
showers N noriter portion. southwest
winds.
South Dakota,- Partly cloudy: variabls
winds.
Internationally fair: warmer~,in
southwestern portion: variable winds.
Kansas Generally fair; north winds. be-
coming soSshe'ls,
Wyoming--Fadr. casterly winds.
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n.n,., from uonhnm.

Bonham. Texas. August 2o--in y'a'er'
days Post there appeared an article from
sherman In which two negroes. Nike Yea
ger and Henry Brown made anlda'lts that
they had appealed to tho officers at Bon
ham for protection Of property aui person
and they failed TO get such protection.
Sheriff 2idling WIS seen by ;'sporter
today and asked II he had seen me Item
above referred 10. He said he had. snd
added.
'.The statement made by the two negroes
Is absolutely without foundation. Ever
aimee the trouble came up. ], along witu
Constable Albright. have been doug every
thing In our power TO. ferret out the guilty
y. rites and bring them 70 justice.
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PRESIDENTIAL PARTY.
Mr.. Hitchcock visited Mckinley.
Mrs. Hobart liz Ill.

Blur Point. n. Y. August 2i.-secretary
OF War AIger came back here with the
president today and will stay until the
party leaves. The president arrived at Z
o'clock this morning, but beng fatigued
after his trip, remained In 'the private
car until a late hour. General Alger said
that the present programme OF the pres
ideut is to leave here Tuesday morning at
2 o'clock and 20 through 10 Buffalo on a
speciai train arriving there about : O'Clock
Tuesday afternoon. DIR. Depew's private
ear VIII be reserved for the use OF the
q combination car win serve for the other
guests. The party will go via Albany
Instead Of by the Saratoga emil Schen-
ectady route. Albany VIII - reached ~
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signed an order expellng from Cuba
Eduardo Garcia. local correspoh sent.
and George Eugene Bryson, correspond
ent from New York the former has cm-
barked on the Spanish steamer Panama.
sailing for New York direct; wnile the
consul general has been notified that the
latter must leave the island during the
coming weak
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Meeting at WoodyiIIe.

Woodville. Texas. August 2O.-The Holt
ness camp meeting began here last night
and VIII last ten days with services three
times during he day; the services will be
conducted by Rev. Mr.. Adams of Tennessee,
an evangelist. and he will be assisted by
Revs Claiborne Mann OF Colmesneii and
j. F., Browning OF this place. The singing
is to be under the supervision Of Mrs. Ell
sic Berry OF Woodland, and Mr.. Claud and
Miss Pearl Fortenberry OF Chester. Quite
a number from distance are expected to
h,a araf
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Am Abominablc Lcxacy.

A tendency to rheumatism ~ undoubtedly
inherited. Unlike many other legacies. II
remains In the family. The most effectual
means of checking this tendency. or OF re-
moving incipient rheumatism. whether pre-
existent In the blood or not. IL to resort to
Hos,etter's Stomach Bitters as soon AS the
premcnitory twinges are felt. Multiplying
the influences OF cold. exposure and fatigue.
the Bitters NOT only fortifies the system
against their hurtful consequences, but
subjugates malaria. liver and kidney COM
plant, dyspepsia and nerve disquietuds,
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St. Johns. n. b.. August 21.-At Blanc
Sablon child dropped lighted match
Into barrel of gun powder The explosion
which followed wrecked the house and
killed three persons. One man was fatally
injured and several were seriously hurt by
a eave-in at a mine on Pilleys island.
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a----a7 1900 ----7--
A Fourth Dividend.

Washington. August Fl The comptroller
of the currency has declared a fourth divt-
dend OF per cent in favor OF the creditors
OF the National Tank OF Illinois at Chicago.
making In all 10 per cent within eight
months from the date Of closing. This
dividend amounts TO about $500. 600.
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Eddy Daia Won.

Providence. II. L.. August Eddy Bad
won the ore rifle open at the National
meet al Crescent para today. lie was the
hero OF the day although he finished Sec
md TO Gardner q. the Invitation race.
on mile. opcn profess lonal- r.. e. Bald
,ycn' Kser second. Ncfsens third, Ga-di-
,,er coleman, Hoyt I;nticr. Oidneh AID
Kembie finsshtns in the order named.
one lnile iEyitutton-- Arthur Gardiner
won. bald second. cooper third. klsor
fourth. Tine 2:14.
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San Antonio. Texas, August I.-Ths
State Sunday school convention OF the col
ored Baptists came to a close today. Sew
erai stirring addresses were delivered and
great enthusiasm was aroused for the work.
Collections TO the amount OF $3.50 were
taken up and resolutions of thanks were
passed to the State papers for their full re-
ports OF the proceedings
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Hemp.tend court Faded.

Hampstead. Texas. Auguss ei-Disfrict
court adjourned this evening. Judge Reese
did not think Il advisable to hold the fourth
week added by an act OF the last legisIa-
ture because the law did not go into effect
until Yesterday. and fine point Of Law
would have presented itself whether the
fourth week was legal when the beginning
OF the term was under tho old Law. Tho
Roberta Vi. Missouri, Kansas and Texas
damage suit was decided In favor q
plaintiff and he was given 5000.
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New York. August 21.-The earnings Of
the Baltimore and Ohio railway for the
month of June We're: Gross. 81, eos, 1888; in
crease, s1s,907, nee. s503.i73. increase.
s4770; for the year. gross. $25.5s2, JIG. in
crease $l.42G,sS2; operating expenses. $780,
.t61; increase. s2.s35,ls3 net, $780,
G5S; decrease, Sl,20s,71l
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Want N Methodist College.

Cisco, Texas. August 20.-A meeting OF
the citizens was held yesterday In the
city hall TO try to secure the building of
a Methodist college at this place, which
will be under the supervision of the North.
west Texas conference. a committee OF
seven were appointed Of the business men
of this place, 20 solicit funds and real
estate and everything will be done 10 try
and secure such worthy institution.
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MIrIoNs OF WAR.
Meas May Yet Outyvit the
Ceaat Patrol.

ess May Yet Outyvit the
least Patrol.
August 21.-Unofficial in
reached the treasury de-
the suspected flibuster
left Savannah. Ca. with a
ana that she is to be Joined
Jones at a point southeast
mere the two vessels are to
oer Banana. supposed TO be
unitions OF war for Cuban
en vessel will make the trip
ssre. II is also stated that q
pedition Is assembling near
" view OF this information
soday teiegraphsd the coll
- OF Savannah, Brunswick
Use extra precautions to
sns Of the neutrality laws
ger with the commanders
q their ports as to what
AIKEN in the premises.
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San Sebastian, August 81. General AZ
carraga. the premier and minister for war,
has decided to convoke the cortez in No
yember. The premier announces that no
Ks In accord with General weyler. captain
general Of Cuba. but he reserves the right
to make further examination Of the Gu.
han question. The premier also proclains
himself as being the head OF the govern
ment and not the leader OF any Tarty.
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Deet suGnr Plant.

San Francisco. August 2i.It is reported
that syndicate beaded by George McNear.
the Pacific coast wheat king, will establish
an extensive beet sugar plant at Crocketts.
Contra Costa county. The amount to be
invested Is placed at s., SOC, 900.
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Luling, Texas. August 2l.-The big camp
meeting under the care of Rev. G.. s. Cox,
Baptist evangelist, closed at the Mineral
Springs church tonight. A large number
we're added to the church.
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Religious Notes.

Crawford-The Victory Brigade has been
holding revival here. which has met with
success. They have new tent. The meet
Ing here will close Sunday night.
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WEATHER INFORMATION.

Texas Cotton Region Hulletin.
Texas cotton region bulletin for IL
twenty-four houra ending ut y. m. yea
terday. 18th meridian time:
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Not Included In means.
Cotton He'll nuIIefin


Cool weather prevails throughout shs
cotton belt generally, showers have allen
In all districts except Little Rock.
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corre.pondent. Expelled.

Havana. august 21.--As foreshadowed Ia
an Associated Press cable on Auguet 2.
which stated that General Weyier hsd
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HEARNE.-on September the manage-
ment OF the Long Distance Telephone COM
pany viii put e. night eDsrataf q AZ