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STATE OF ONO. CRY OF TOLEDO,
Is.

LUCAS COUNTY.
FRANK ]. CHENEY makes oath that he
Is the senior aerAber of the firm OF F. j;
Cheney & Co. doing business In the. city OF
Toledo County, and State aforesaid. and
HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every
case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the
use of HALLS CATARRH CURE
FRANK ]. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed In my
presence, this 9Th day of December, A. D.,
1886. A. w. GLEASoN'
SEAL NOTARY PUBLIC.
N-,--p
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acts directly on the blood and mucous sur
faces OF the system. Send for testimonials,
free.
F. j. CHENEY & Co, Toledo o.
" Sold by druggists. IS cents.
Halls Family Pills are the best
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CAsCARETs stimulate liver, kidneys and
bowels. Never sicken, weaken or grippe; l0c.
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The prizes at a progressive euchre party
in Atchison, Kansas, Were all Bibles.
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NO-To-Ba for Fifty Cents.

There are twenty-three acres Of land to
every inhabitant of the globe.
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The United States sent 100000 900 pounds
of ham to Great Britain last year.
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A sewing machine works twelve times az
fast as the hand.
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The army Of China is sometimes put
down at 100000 soldiers.
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JUST try a l0c. box of Cascarets, the finest
liver and bowel regulator ever made.
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WHEN bilious or costive, eat n Cascaret,
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NOTARY PUBLIC,
I SEAL

In every 1000 men in the British army
ealy eighteen are over six feet in height.
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No two clocks can be made to keep time
exactly alike, and strike simultaneously.
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FREE!
Restored His Hearing in s Minute,

Ny age is %. / suf-
fered from Catarrh 10
years. Had intense head
ache, continual roaring
and singing In ears, took
cold easily. My hearing
began to fail, and for
three years was almost
entirely deaf, and con-
finually grew worse.
Everything I had tried
failed. In despair | com
Inenced to use Aerial
Medication in 1888, and
Che effect of the first
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GET RICH quickly; send for 900 Inventions
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TOBE WELL TAKEN CARE OF
rlaaspsn Says He Is Uader McKin-
lsy's Especial Protection.
DOesn't Believe the sawe Of PaIcs-
time wan Land a winner-tiarri-
non,s boom for Treasurer.

Austin. Texas, August 6.--From certain
East Texas gentleman who 10 here this
evening It Is learned that Web Flanagan.
who has Just returned from the National
capital. Is giving It out that while he was
In Washington President Mckinley at
conference participated In by himself Mark
Hanna and several Texas republican
bosses, announced that the latter might
carve UP the Lone Star state pie to suit
themselves. but that there were three
patriots hc proposed to look after, ire
spective OF recommendations. combinations
or agreements. said patriots being Bob
Campbell OF El Paso, X. y. fcnfro OF
Brownsville and Webster Flanagan Of Hem
derson. The Jobs which the president IN
tends to give these three are us follows.
according to Flanagan: Campbell, tho FL
Paso collectoship; Flanagan. the marshall
ship Of tho Eastern district. and Renfro,
tho scat now held by Judge Rector. who Is
to resign on account OF M health. II hns
been eurmsed all along that John Grant
would get tho marshalshlp OF the Eastern
district, but Flanagan says init"
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A CORNERSTONE LAID
A NEW CHRISTIAN CHURCH ron
rKINNEx.
building n GIFT From One of the
Prosperous Members Of the Com
observation-disclosures News.

Mckinney, Texas. August 5.--Tho corner
stone OF the new First Christian church of
this city was laid today with imposing
ceremony by the Masons In line Of march
to the church were the Baptist, Methodist
Prosbytorian Cumberland Presbyterian,
Episcopal and Christian Sunday hchpoia
under direction Of their respective super
intendents, preceded by q brass baud and
followed by the ladies' OF the order OF Bast-
ern Star Succeeding came the Master
Masons. Royal Arch Masuns, knights Tom-
plars. grand lodge ofiicerH the nrc Depart
ment and citizens, swelling the pr0c9laipn
To proportions never before equalEd Wa the
history Of the city, Many visiting Mugcns
from surrounding towns OF North boNas
were present. Judge w. X. Holman VI
Dallas was orator OF the day and delivered
brilliant address.
The congregation for which The corner
stone was laid was organized in ltiS by
Elder j. u. Wilmeth. for many yoats COM
" and district clerk OF Collin county. The
meeting at which II was organized VAS held
In a new barn. Three buildings have since
been erected and the present one Hill ho
the fourth. When completed and furnished
1t will cost upward of $4,000, ana The
building itself WIN be the gift OF l. u.
Newsomc. tho pioneer Collin county mcr-
chant, and hts two sons. W. b. and V. A.
NeWsomc,
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COAST couNTY EAIR

The new board OF direriosn OF tho Coast
FAIR association met at the chamber OF
commerce rooms In this city st II o'clock
today, There were presens Mossrs. u. r.
Beatty, p. A. Horsley and II. G. Laeyer.
enz OF Galveston; j. l., Mayo Of pickin-
son, l.. H. Rowan OF Alvin, members OF
the beard, and Fred w. Maily. secretary
OF the old board. These ahseat were A
Behrends, j. l., Brown, II, n. Settle. c
Nieohni and Alley Easton Of Galveston. q.
Il, Cummings OF Alvin, c. W. Wilkins of
Clear Greek and Stuart Wheeler of Hitch
cock,
Inc meeting organixed by calling ID. r.
be1tty to the chair and j. u. Mayo 10 ac,
rs secretary, Tho resignation ~ j.. s.
Brown from the directory was read and
accepted and f.. w. Maiiy was elected 10
M the vacancy thus created The fellow,
ing list 81 officers wee unanimously elect.
ca President. G W. wAkins; vice pres.
dent, o. s. Cummings: secretary. r. n
hosers. treasurer, 4. Loblt An executive
COMMITTEES was selected. consisting OF
Asssn' Wilkins Horsley, Mayo. Wheeler
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AFTER TWENTY YEARS
a BROTHERS. SEARCH REWARDED
AT HEMPsTEAD.
Another Verdict for the RaIlrOnd
ComDnny--A Pioneer Buried-Cou-
pie From isrcnhnm Married.

Hampstead. Texas, August 6.--On the
morning OF last Monday at an early hour a
stranger of aged appearance with dusty
clothes, indicating long trip, and signs Of
sickness upon his face, was sitting upon a
boz In the trent of n dry goods store end
Incurred of the clerk II he knew Nelson
Singleton. He gave his name as John Sim
gloton, coming from Arkansas to meet his
brother for the first time in twenty years.
Just then his brother was coming in In ~
wagon and the brothers sobbngly fell into
the arms ~ each other II was pathetic
scene and anlockors could not withhold
tears as time and again they embraced
each Other. neither being abh 20 utter n
word. But the visiting brother was as
sick as lie Looked. lie went 20 the home
af the brother in the country, his conui-
tion became gradually worse and yesterday
he expired.
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JUSTICES or rnE PEACE.
a Permanent Organization Was icf-
fc.tcd al Itusbpro.


Hlleboro. Texas. August 0,-'rhere were
not exceeding fifty delegates present at
the convention OF Justices Of the peace to-
day.
Justice J l., Staten of Hlllsboro called
the meeting 10 ordrr and made the welcom-
Ing address. Response by MIR. blank of
Cleburnc Mayer Matthews extended greet
lux for the city.
AZ the afternoon session permanent or
ganlzatlon WAS effected as follows; j. l.,
Staten ct llili president; 7. j. Stoyall
OF Husk, secretary, q, j. Logan Of loln-
son, frat vice president; G. A, Hooks of
Bowie. second vice president. and u, q.
Grantham of Navarro. treasurer Commit-
tees on resolutions, credentials aud order
Of business were appointed 10 report At 10
O'Clock In tho morning.
Speeches were made Ivy Judge w. @.
Morrow and Mr.. Robert r. Jones ANA an
interesting paper was read by Miss Ida
Stoyena on the aubieet Of Advancement "
Adjourned until 10 tomorrow.
The Justices are being bRnQuotcd this
evening at the Lake Park
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-07
ORANGE LOCALS.
Pine silver In u Mans Arm-I,o
ing Water Hyncfnths

Pine silver In u Mans Arm-Dooi
ing Water Hyncinths.
Orange, Texas, August 6.--Henry Nj
uel. laborer employed at the d. r. WI
gate Lumber oompany's planning MILL WI
loading cars today had the misfortune
get long pine silver run into his elbt
'auslng very painful wound. His phy
clan attempted TO withdraw tho silver, 4
could not move 1t, and another wac called
had failed to Get 1t cut.
The first barge load of poles for the ID
work at Sabine Pass under Christie
loves contract passed down the river
day from Nibletts BLUM in tow OF the i
j. V. Cuillotte.
A force of river men have been at we
TODAY driving out another large .ot
water hyaclinths that were turned out:
the upper booms. A log boom is stretch
behind them clear across the river sl
they are driven out with the tide. This
VIII be ccrralled in the "cut-otl bend" nj
those previously taken OUT and will i
Kept there to await Il rise in he river ii
VIII take them out to salt water.
CAPTAIN ONeill. fisherman. was d
saSed in cleaning fish on his house bo
Yesterday evening. and while in the !
OF reacsing into the water an epormo
gar snapDed at his hand A young NJ
s.ahulns near saw the gar coming up d
struck 1t in the head with a hatchnt id
IN time to keep its jaws from closing
oNeill's hand The blow was 50 powcrt
the big fish was killed instantly. Had
not been for the timely blow, o Neill wou
doubtless have lost his hand.
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NEUROLOGICAL.

MARKHAM Huntsville, Texas. August
Cdr T. W, Markham, after lengthy
| Illness died today He was highly re-
expected citizen and an old Texan. The
funeral viii take place tomorrow.
| FRANCIS Paris. TosGe. August G,--J, T.
| t'raaes. an old citizen aud ono OF the best
| known In Lamar county died at his home
four milta east of this city last night.
"uncie Jim, rs he was called. Was thick
and thin populi5t and his faith in the prin
ciplts OF his party never wavored. He was
conscious 10 his lust moment. Just before
he died he said to thpHe around him; Say
10 tho boys that | win never be with thcm
NJ The pcpullSt meetings any more and tell
them died in the middle OF t.n road
BOoriI7- Buckholts, Texas. August A.
i)ied cl heart failure at 4 o'clock this
ovcaing at the residence Of j. G.. Watson
IN this city, Mr. w. T. booth, ST.. Of Cy-
clone, Rel county. lie was an old and
hlehly respected citizen ~ that plnee, hnv-
lnS reached the ripe old age OF 90 years
II. leaves n wife aud large family Of grown
children and many relatives and friends
who were made sad by his death The fu-
neral services win ho conducted at tho
old family huWlug rounds at Cyclone
Thursday evening, August 8.
WALLACE Palestine, Texas. AUGUST
Mary Annie Wallace, aged l5 years
MS, X J. Wallace died this morning at
2'io O'Clock after lingering Illness of
slAiy days with typhoid fever. Deceased
was one OF the sweetest girls the writer
ever know. Her loving disposition and
Chr@tiNn character was q matter of uni.
Fefaai comment with her companions aud
other people as well, hence the long tram
OF soriowing friends who Joined her roia-
yves Ia paying the last tribute OF love. Al
OgIppiI
dnctei by DR. \, Alexander at the family
residence, and from there the remains
Were borno to- East nlll cemetery, and iust
az tie sun went down behind the western
hililons her body was laid away amid Tho
sadness OF multitude OF friends and low
ing hands canopied the sepulcher with
pretty flowers,
EiiRlNGER - Navaspta, Texas, August
S,e~At 9l0 o'clock last night MIR. Cbarie,
Horny Ehringor died ut his home in mis-
city surrounded by his grief stricken fam.
ny AZ the lime OF his death he was book
Keeper FOR one OF the loading har0wnrc
nrms of this city, and has held the posi-
ton nearly twenty hyo years. He was
ono OF the most highly respected and hon.
oren oluRens OF this city. and stood lAsh
Is me, and gentleman. Deceased was
born In Snoyer Germany. and received n
splendid education In one OF the foremost
s9hoois 81 that country, He came 10 Texas
N lSis, settling at HARRISBURG and later
at Houston. and ny his high attachments
ana accomplishments became intimate
Win the leading spirits OF these times, He
hurried MISS Mamie Grimes, daughter of
the hrst supreme justice OF MONTGOMERY
county tthen almost all of East Texasl IN
1909 and four children survive the union
During the war Mr. Ehringcr was military
railway asent for the Confederate severn.
ment at Houston and Galveston The
mineral cortege this afternoon was one OF
,he ARREST that has passed over the Naya-
sofa streets for long time
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pELATnD ELECTION RETURNS.

WaNahachie. Ellis County, Texas, Au.
gust 6.--lho complete vote for Ellis county
shows that the amendments were voted
down by nearly Two 10 one
Refugio, Refagio County, Texas Angus,
6.--Ncte fer this precinct: For irrigation
., against 81, for railroad bonds s. against
81; fer validating bonds 20. against 4.
Pittsbug, Camp County, Texas. August
1.-The entire vote OF the county stands as
fellows: For Irrigation 81, against 1888; for
railroad bends 65. against 2lS; for vail
dating bonds 50, agsSlst 200.
Hampstead, Waller County. Texas, Au-
gust 6.-Tho complete vote oi the county
en- the amendments is rs follows: Fo.
irrigation 100 against aSs; for railroad
bonds 60. against 2I9; FOR validating bonds
lSS, against III. AT Patttscn no election
was held.
Bastrop. Bastrop County, Texas, August
6,--The following is the entire vote Of
Bastrop county except Caldwell's store,
which is u small box ard wilt not change,
the result For irrigation 30, agaist 46S
FOR railroad bonds l66 against $50: for
validating bonds S7a, against SsG.
San Marcos Hays County. Texas. August
e-Fourteen out Of sixteen polling places
In Hays county give the following result in
the election on the Sd inst. For irrigation
o., against ass; for railroad bonds 40,
against t6l; fer validating bonds eis
against 2S1 Returns from thsxwo remains
ms boxes will show but little change.
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regular meeting tonight will entertain q
number cf Invited guests and a roytl sood
time II expected.
Mr.. William Weghorst OF William Penn
whilc loading bis wagon with lumber
Thursday afternoon was overcome with
heat lie revived after n short time.
In tho county court Friday tho following
orders werc entered;
The John d. stetson company va. a. &
II. Harrison; Judgment for plaintiffs By
confession.
Mira. Mary Hunt Affleck vs.. signund
Schmid; leave grated defendant TO file
supplemental answer.
n. Il. TIeinast W. Hal Bearien ct al !;
continued on application Of defendants;
set by agreement for September 90
Gilbert Davis VS.. Gulf. Colorado and
Santa 70 Railway company; Judgment .or
plaintiff by agreement for s75 and costs.
The case OF @. G. Boyd ys. Julius Arndt
was continued ON application OF defendant.
Nelson Morris VS.. BRENNAN Compress
OIL and Manufacturing company continued
by consent.
Wills Birsby pleaded guilty to agra
waited assault, and was fined so5.
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WIND DAMAGE AT SHERMAN
Houses Blown Down Sevcy N n
Negroes Hurt "a
RESULT OF MISSOURI ClTY~3 BOW
One House Was blown Down and
burned, Womnn Fatally and
child seriously Injured.

Sherman. Texas. August GA heavy
wind and rain storm visited this city this
afternoon. doing great damage to property
In the Southern and Eastern suburbs. Ae
the Old Settlers picnic grounds stands
and tents were demolished.
Y. r. Hanks was severely wounded by
flying timbers.
The house of Bill Stone, colored. was
wrecked. seriously wounding his wife and
baby and Ella Rucker.
The house of VIII Young, coiored. was
also blown down, injuring wife and three
Along the Houston and Texas Central
from Howe TO Sherman the wind was very
heavy, breaking and twisting large trees
The track Of the disturbance was about
a quarter OF a mile wide.
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M'LEARY on REAGAN.
Says He Doesn't believe the Judge
VIII Win.

Luling. Texas August 6.Judge J. II.
McLcary of San Antonio paced through
this city this morning en- route to Gonzales.
In chat with The Post correspondent he
stated that the announcement OF Judge Rea-
gan az candidate for senator had fallen
still born at San Antonio; that Judge Rea-
gan had voluntarily resigned as senator,
and that no believed the old story OF Conk-
lin and Plat would be repeated In the
Judges case. He thinks that Reagan hard
ly stands a chance of being tho chosen one
under any circumstances.
Judge Mcl-eary stated that AS his name
had been used ms having Endorsed appli-
cants for Federal appointments under the
Mckinley administration. that ht wshed It
distinctly understood that such was not
the CAGE He had refused 10 lndorse even
bis best friends. MS he believed that the
republicans were able 20 tello care Of them
Eilves. tho democrats would certainly not
ask their assistance when they came into
power three years hence.
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LOCAL NOTES.

City Treasurer Fletcher Is prepared to
pay registered city scrip as follows GEN
oral 77s, street and bridge $50.
Miss Addie Smith accompanied Misses
Lizzie and Seawllow Caswcll from San
Antonio and will remaia their guests for
several days.
The city school board meets Monday
niGht aud will doubtless make preliminary
arrangements for opening the city public
schools early next moath
During, the absence of II. ID. Fletcher In
New York, MIR, 7. w. Curley is acting
treasurer OF the city OF beaumont and is
occupying the Same position for the Texas
Tram and Lumber company,
Chicken hunters have not succeeded in
bagging many OF the prairie fowls this
week. Chickens are numerous, bur the
prairies are TOO dry. and the weather too
warm for the working OF dogs success fully.
The street aud bridge committee has AM
nounced Willingness to haul and nut
Gown shell purchased by property owners
for the purpose OF building sidewalks This
Is an extremely liberal proposition on the
part of the city and there is now no reason
why permanent sidewalks should not re-
place those that are dllapldatcd aud un-
satisfactory.
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The Arknnsas ricnic.

Waxahachie. Texas. August 5.--~A rate Of
granted by all tho railroads running
through Ellis county for the acconmoda-
t.Na 81 .S0se who deslro TO attend the AR
knnsas picnic here ON August II. John
G, Gibson, Il. II. Connnliy. n \, nuDVSe
V, IL. shelton. NJ. q Hearn composed the
committee on arrangcmon:s, This cDu-
mlttec SAYS: I'VE want every Aritai; as
man who has o fiddle, whether il cane
t,om Arkansas or not. to hrils i, a,6ng
and somebody will be thcsc toAplsv and
call out 'Arkansaw Traveller aad ether
broakdowns,"
Dr. George I. Winston, president 81 the
State university ut Austin, delivered an
address in the district court room tonight
TO tho citigans OF WaSahachie GU eduta-
tional matters.
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POISONED CARNAGE.
Negro woman Arrested for Attempt-
cd WhOickalc MnrtIcr

waco, Texas. August GA cnsc OF whole
sale poisoning was developed today by the
officers, Yesterday Robert Rhodes, an en-
plave o. the National oil mills and two
sn'iaren. aged s and 10 years, ate heartily
st cabbage prepared by Mary Williams
widowed daughter az Rhodes All ,h,rn
became very IN ard only tho PROMPT ar
rival or physician saved their Nves. To-
uay charges were filed AGAINST Mary VIII
,isms for administering the poison and ono
n,shoo and Henry Sissles as accomeilces
the weman admits that she nut TGGrA en-
rays u ,he eahbego and duplicates two
others. All are recroos. ~
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Allianee Nnrnmnnrnt.

Bonham, Texas, Angus. s,---rhe Alliance
encnnpment opened today at II o'clock.
There was good crowd present. A num-
bar Of campers are already on the grounds
and the number Is expected TO be greatly
nusmented tomorrow Walter Wright de-
Nered the opening address, after which
stump Ashby took the stand ana spoke On
tho Alliance, Its object and Its mission, He
was listened to with interest by his au-
dience, Al the conclusion OF his address a
cloud eamo ur and tight shower caused
me majority OF the crowd to leave the
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Exnminins Trial Nat concluded

Wharton Texas, August 6,-rhe eSan,in-
ing trial of ], U. Randall, the man charged
With incest occupied the attention OF tho
court from oeicek until 0 o'clock yceter-
terday evening. A number OF witnesses
were examined and the case was postponed
rntll the defense can summen witnesses
from luling and Alabama. The accused
wac then remanded to Jail until the final
hWaring OF the case The state was repro-
sented by County Attorney w. II. Han
and the defense by Messrs Brooks ana
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FREEMAN BUDGET.

rOunty Court Proceedings - Euro.
pemn Visitors Expected Home.
BRENNAN, Texas. August GA general
,lseting OF the Cadets is called for Friday
light at $3.50 y. m. AS tho business la in-
iortant It e necessary to have full at
tandanco Tho meeting viii be held M The
<ectory instead Of the church.
Tho party who visited Europe recently
pnsisting Of Mr. William Schlottmann
ggrs, n, II. Kolwcs and Others arrived IN
Jew York Thursday morning, and are ex-
ected to reach home next Tuesday.
Tho usual rrosramme OF races win taxi,
lace at shelby Sunday. There may ia
Pine famous race tracks where the weafhs
n intcrfcres with the races, but at Shelby
ne weather cuts but iittlc figure, They
$lll have races some time during the
hy. Wv
The Knights OF the Maccabees at their
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-07
KAYSEE ACTIVITY.

The Post correspondent visited the gem
eral offices OF the Gulf. Beaumont and
Kansas City railroad today and found the
chief and employees in the various depart
ments hard at work taking care of con-
unualy increasing. business, Within the
past few mouths the track, roadbed aud
rolling stock have been put in"excellent
ahape and gs evidence OF the business being
done by the road Auditor Helbig exhibited
TO the reporter statement showing that
July gross earnings were 2632 per cent in
excess of tho June earnings, and II II per
cent over the earnings for July. 1896.
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AT MISSOuRI CITY.

one House blown Dovu--A Woman
Fatally Injured.
SlIgarland Texas. August G.-Thc Post
correspondent was advised this morning
that the dwelling OF Mr.. Scanlin. who lives
near Mlsso',1 CITY was blown down by the
wind on tho 9TH inst, and was consumed by
fire. which was caused by fire from the
cook stove The informer states that IT Is
thought Mre. Scanlln received what may
prove fatal injuries. Her little son also
received ugly Injuries This Is about the
extent Of damage of any consequence re-
ported In this nelghborhood.
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Insnne Woman suicided.

IeXarkana, Ark. August 6.-Mrs. Car
iino ochs, wife OF a railroad conducicl
'nis morning saturated her hair and cioti
ing with kerosene oil, ignited them and rg
into the yard. where she burned to deaf
IN few minutes. Mrs. Ochs weighs
nearly 300 pounds and prevented her ian
ily from eStinSuishing the flames whit
developed her. She was recently az
charged from an insane asylum rs cured.