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. Stosow,1nie do zapoWiedze
MIA, odegrano IA kazilr < a; i Phlerzo nj
vie zeszlej niedzieli 5cip a akto
wa: $ztuke, pt.f "Jan II [.'s''t 80:
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niu, hala- -udekorowan ia bart
dzo pieknie-zapelnion q bylla
po } Brzegi' tax, ze WI wlaScicie] e
hall obawial sic, byz td jze ME
zerw wano.. ->po'dlogi,. -. !. =. :. !. !:
O godzinie 5 80 roczP Poczeio
sic przedst tawienie, ktore trivia
10 d b godziny Sci wiecz zorem.
Wszyscy y anna atorzy Wywia- !
zali sic ze swych r6l W ysmie-
nicie. Publicznost byla ich gra
bardzo zachwycona. w og6le
calost sztuki wypladla nadspo-
dziewanie dobrze. -. s.. =.
Po przedstawie EMU bd wiono
sic ochoczo / VIZ zorowo do: 60
dziny LEW noey l.. +. II:
Czystego doch hodu wP lynelo
do kasy oko}o $3.50, 90. +: ::
A teraz ciekaw "a wiad pmose
dla Wojciechowi an: Otd ma O..
g6lne zadanie obywatfli, ME.
tylu.z Kazimierzowa CO : Woj-.
ciechowa; sztuka ia, ."Sd bieski
pod Wiednieml ). !" :: I'd stanie.
przedstawiona p powt6rnF lie, W:
Niedziele d.. 2ogoLute go. br.
W hall Pu}askiego, og9 9dzinie
lei wieczorem. =.
Pc przedstaWi,eniu cd dbedzie.
sic zabawa taneczna. : T..
K omitet doklada ws7 7elkich.
staraliil, IL T azeby zprzedsta Wienie.
wypadlo. jeszcze swietnl lei niz
raza;. r rowniez zapra-
sza wszystkich rodalk k6w Z
Wojciechowa, ktorzy dhca u
bawie sic ze swoimi da wniej-I
szymi sasiadami i przyjafiolmi,
i wesolo zako1i czyt kar hawai-,
O liczne przyby Gle, a tego mig
dy ME pozaluja- |: -" :. |.
Pamietajcie, Jest to juz ostat :
MIA sposobnosf zabawieh hia 81 E
pred Wielkim Postem.. !:
A wiec.. " zobaczyn fy ST
znowu W Me dziele, d 2ogo
Lutego br. W hall Puias a sklegq p.
49,. -. :. 4. E.: Junior. !:
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-02-09
Uniwersytety zamkniete.

Wiedeh. Rad austryacki posta-
nowi} zamknat wszystkie uniwersy-
tety do 2l marca a potem przyjmo-
wac tylko studentow, kt6rzy. .pis-
miennie zobowiaza sig, ze poddaja
sic dyseyplinarnly YIN, regufom uni
,Wersytetu. LIE s. ..
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-02-09
Pozar na Filipinach.

Madryt.-z Mauili, miasta glow
nego ma wyspach Filipihskieh, do
nosza strasznym pozarze, ktory
obr6ci4 " Perzyne B: przeszio, 200:
.dom6w. s; s,sss,
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-02-09
WI0d0mOS6l krdjoW6.
Process. Martina.
Coraz wiecej obciazajace zeznania
49,. sWiadk6w.

- LS>O w >~et@-~~J ~ ~1O~~~
49,. sWiadk6w.
Wilkesbarre, Pa.-Po try
dniowych przesluchach swiad.
k6w, przysiegli maja juz do.
syt materyafu dowodowego,
ably mad ta sprawa rozmyslat.
Ma sobotniem posiedzeniu
sadu pierwszy swiadek Micha]
Nicholson opisuje stan niekto
rych rsnnych pod Lattimer.
Jeden Z rannych umarl, gdy
go opatrywano; pieciu innych
strajkier6w bylo ciezko ran
nych. Gdy swiadek wsp6lnie
Z niejakim Costello pomagali
ciezko rannemu, zblizy} sic do
mich najemnik szeryfa Alfred
Hess. Costello z oburzeniem
powiedzial mu, ze najemnicy
postapili sobie haniebnie. Ma
to odpowiedzia} mu Hess:
Trzymaj pysk, bo iz toba tez
tax zrobimy jak Z mimi. "
Nastepny swiadek John Eg-
Ter, sekretarz Harwood unii
g6rnik6w opisuje zebranie
W Harwood VIE
czorem pred owa rzezia; ma
zebraniu postanowiono masze-
rowac do Lattimer nazyczenie
tamtejszych g6rnik6w. u
chwalono, ze wszyscy maja
wyruszyc bez broni i maja sic
spokojnie zachowywat. Gdy
wyruszyli W West Hazelton O.
padla ich zgraja najemnikow i
wymierzywszy broh, zawo}ali,
aby staneli. Egler oswiodczy}
szeryfowi Martinowi, re chca
sic tylko pokazat gornikom W
Lattimer, ale nikomu mic ME
Szeryf odpowiedzia}
mu: "Jezeli p6jdziecie do Lat
timer, to musicie wpierw mnie
Przelozony gminy W
West Hazleton, Jones pozwo-
liz i'm maszerowat po ulicach
tel miejscowosci, poczem sze-
ryf jego najemnicy. odeszli a
strajkierzy wyruszyli dalej.
Gdy sic zblizyli do Lattimer,
szeryf Martin znow i'm zasta-
pill droge. Swiadek (Eg-
ler) powiedzial mu, ze laden z
Mich ME ma broni i wszyscy
zachowaja sic spokojnie. Sze-
ryf ma to pochwycif dw6ch
strajkierow, doby} revolver,
wymierzyl do jednego i chcial
strzelit, ale revolver ME pus-
Gil. Kilka strajkier6w zaraz
go .otoczy}o. w tel chwili
pad} strzaf z szregu najemnl-
kow, potem jeszcze diva czy
try a nastepnie Gala saliva.
Swiadek upadl wsp6lnie z
dwoma innymi ma ziemie;; W
pierwszej chwili by} pewien,
ze najemnicy strzelili ma wiatr,
ale wejrzawszy ma obok leza-
cego, przekonal size, ze tax
ME jest. bo towarzysz byl
krwia zbroczony. Podsko-
czywszy zacza} uciekat;; kule
gwizda}y mu kolo ucha, gdy
uciekal. w ucieczce naPotka]
wielu rannych, ale ME zatrzy-
mai sic PREY mich, bojac sic,
ably 60 najemnicy ME zastrze-
lii.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-02-09
POIa6g " Anl6rl|ICB... 5

XII rozpocza4 przedsiebiorstwo. po--::
| grzebowe. = = EsFs :F-
| Toledo, O.-Jan Wachowiak, ~.
letni chfopak, odesiany costa + do
domu poPrawy. q.
Shamokin, Pa.-Antoni Marc hew-
ka otrzym LAX tu nominacye cd pa rtyi.
demokraty ycznej ma asesora. .
Nanticoke, Pa.-Trzech Pola kow
zostafo pokale czonych podczas wy
buchu gaz6w " kopalni mr.. 2. /
Toledo, o. -Alber Bizewski ska
zany zosta} ma zapiacenie IS ka ! ST
ma koszta "a napad zamiarem po-lE
bicia. i
Buffalo, N. Y.-Znany via rus,
Antoni Paw}owski wynaiat elegA Anc- T
XII hotel salon po p. Nowak, 107 g.:
Broadway. i.
Manitowoc, Wis.-August Kucze-E
ra, kt6ry dobrowolnie przyznaS sic
fafszerstwa, skazany zosta} ma diva e
lata wiezienia stan nowego. -. ~.=li#E.
Glen Lyon, Pa. j. TokarcF Fyk. il:
zostaf aresztow wany "a zab6jstwoE h
swej zony, kt6 re- zepchnai ze soho I. !.
dow tax SLIME, il padla trupem. E2 EI@
Plymouth, P a.-Powsta} tu ogieh Is
W salonie OBJ. Kiernozyckiego, ktPry rs
dom ca}y znlszczyi doszczethie; 5
straty znaczne, W czesci ase ek1 roE = #
wane. +:s k
Mt. Carmel, Pa.-St. kapiAski 8
zosta} zabity W kopalni Rieha aFda II
przez spadajacy wegiel. .kapihs Xxi po@ Il
zostawiI zonei jedno dziecko v Sta1
rym kraju. z:$E.RE
Stevens Point, Wis.-Adam Ru4-$i-:4f
czyhski Plower "a napad ipobicie 4;
X. Konopackiego zostaf skazany Fl
przez sedziego Carpenters ma! \ are +
i koszta. razem IS. + n &.
|. Alden, Pa.-Pozar, kt6ry p pw-
sta} 95 :stycznia W szynku WlaAdyy- Y atA
s}awa Sawy, zniszczy} s don pow "
mieszkalnych, szynkownie i'll gro
cernie, szkody obliczaja ma "a 900. =
Milwaukee, Wis. - Piotr Kie-
drowski skarzy miasto o $4,000 |od-
szkodowania. Upad} on 81 luteg4 ma
chodniku pred domem pod no. a47
przy Brady ulicy ziamas : Pbie
reke.
Detroit. Mich.-Dorota K}3ka,
liczaca Sc lat, umar}a nagle " biu-
RE miejskich wodociag6w, do 9kad q
poszfa, zeby zap}acie rachuh hek.
Przyczyna smierci byfa chor oroba SER
cowa. e..
Toledo, O.-Trzy polskie kob bfety +,
Agnieszka Stawinska, Marya Ma,
pierafa i Katarzyna Andrzejews ska |,
aresztowane zosta}y "a kradziez we !
gil skazane ma zapfacenie ka ary i I
koszt6w. -. |. /
Milwaukee, Wis.-Pod}ug spisu
sporzadzonego polecenia Areyb.fE
Katzera, jest W Milwaukee 462 l
polskich katolickich familii, licza,
cych razem %, lO5 dusz. Parahi pol
skich jest 7. p. ..
Toledo, O.-Ludwik Krunski, IS
krawiec, zaskarzy} frme HeynB Bros +
O zlamanie kontraktu izada ss4F, SO i.
tytu4em wynagrodzenia za."ezas,
przez kt6ry firma ia zgodzi4a sic DAG 1.
mu zatrudnienie. f.
Toledo, O.-Jan Per}owski al fesz- I
towany zosta} .jako podejrza4 4y b
wlamanie sic do skiadu przyrzaa6w -.
rzemieslniczych, J. Mellish. A res q
towanego wypuszczono na vol hose
pod kaucya $4,000.
Shamokin, Pa.-Fr. Bober j WI
nowiecki podejrzani o morderstI wei
rabunek Kalafuta, kt6ry zniki W
miesiacu Maju z. r., zostali Przez
powiatowego detektywa areszto Fsfi'
i osadzeni W wiezieniu al do " Bjas-
nienia sprawy. F.. |.
/ Allegheny, Pa.-Dnia 90 sty fznia
wybuch} pozar pm. "a Ohio st., Ptraz
rozbi}a drzwi, znalazla trupa PAM
Joanny Rumihskiej:; MAJ iej pRdej'
T.. ,oSll,1a
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1t VIII be proclaimed that III. .
cause the gold standard il NJ,
wltJn sufficient firmness, and ,s,S
PIE OF our new possessions 80
telligence enough To know WIN. y
them. In all probability orr 81.
soon arrive ut a situation simii.1
or fndia, where the discoutens !,
widely spnesd that it Is shnr,
by the mutterings of the ms.s.
by protest after protest from n.
trade. chambers OF cominr,ra y. -
interests OF ell kinds, (Which i h.sl
by sore experience the hardshlrs
attempted gold standard bos 4,
them. Tho people Will be ever, ~.
tented than under Snamish -
although it interfered with civ;,
ligious liberty, at least allowss'
make what profit they could 4,
merce without an artificial con.r1
money standard THAT DESTROYED
business. In these Countries rna.|
content means more than in Ans
rebellion and revolution X, ~
occupations of "a large portion ~
pie. Moreover the extension Of n
s;andefd 10 them will react on n
VIII create an increased demand
and an Increased pressure on M
SUPPLY which will increase TIA
gold and make new fail ID prizes !
be felt throughout the gold stapArI
The thoughtful portion OF the =
slippers may well look on the proN|
is presented with feelings Of alarp
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Bolton RrIes.

Belton. Texas. November 2s--rI
gresat!cn of the First Baptist caut|
shipped yesterday for the first I'm.
nemodeled building; they now hayt
the Largest and most elegant chufcl
ings in Texas. The services was
pirate for the occasion. Reys. D1
and Wilson assisted the pastor ID
service was specially arranged tcr
casion "A vocal solo. was charmIvI
arulstically rendered by Miss Mi
who has a voice of superior beau
and sympabhstlc and of delightful
Rev. j. w. Storey. the new pasted
First Methodist church, preached !
tial sermon yesterday, which Vi
iayorably received by his congrega/
After two weeks of cold, cloudy !
and great deal of drizzling rail,
shone out this morning warm I'D
with prospects OF fair weather.
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GEAR WANTS PEACE.
Thinks Nations should Disarm-is
Friendly TO england.

London, November 29.-Ths Paris cor
respondent of the Times says: The Matin
will publish tomorrow (Tuesday) an inter-
view OF an English politician with En-
peror Nichols. The interviewer WHO es-
peciAily remarked the kindliness and mod
esty If the cars demeanor, says lie spoke
sadly and regretfully of the attempts TO
embibter the relations of England and
Russia. The conversation mostly turnei,
however, on the disarmament OF Europe,
as to whid1 the car spoke with the utmost
ardor, saying that he wanted a tangible
result.
HIS majesty suggested the powers might
bind themselves not to increase their arm
anents fer five years, at the end of which
tlme they might meet again to decide on
future aston. They might also settle their
attitude in the event OF menace or pros
pective ho;tilities.
He sugg s5ted as an example of possible
acton. that the recent Fashoda incident
m. gil have been referred by England TO
tie United States and by France to Rus
s!a. II these failel 10 agree there might
have been recourse to am arbitrator, say
the emperor OF Austria. In any case delay
would have inside peace.
The ear protested with great Indignation
against the idea imputed to him of urging
France and England 10 conflict, consider
ing it monstrous.
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EXPLOSION in HAVANA. |
Building in Which Powder and Cartridges
We're Stored Blown Up.
1HlRTy.EIGHT PEOPLE KILLED OR INJURED
Most of the Victims chiidrcn Who
Were Extracting Powder from
sheIIs-Other Cuban Notes.

Havana, November 2S.--A box OF powder
exploded this niornlng In the Reira bat
terry. killing or 4njuring many PERSONS.
Tho explosion occurred on the Avenue
Infanta between the Santa Clara and Reinas
batteries Many boxes OF powder Were
stored in a private house, which also con-
tanned five rooms full of Mausor and other
cartridges. The careless handling of oae
of tho boxes of powder or OF the boxes o.
cartridges caused the explosion, which
killed or more or less seriously injured
thirty eight persons.
The presence OF such large quantity Of
cartridges--known to have been brought
recently from the artillery depot--in an
out of tho way house where they were
stored roof high. has not been explained.
Most OF those employed IN ednptying the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-29
HE PREDICTED SPAIN'S DEFEAT
ADMIRAL. CERVERA WAS VIGOt-
OusLY OPPOSED TO THE WAR.
Recognized that Cuba Was Already
Lost nnd that America Had
Superior Naval Force.

Washington, November 2S.The navy
department heard through the office OF
naval Intelligence the views OF Admiral
Cervera regarding the Spanish navy in the
late war. Captain Glover. the chief in-
telNgence officer explained thlt this is "a
reprint of a number of letters published in
La Peru OF Madrid on the 9th OF tho pres
emit month. The letters are dNted before
the war UP to May ). They were written
by Ceryera in protest against Spain rushing
into war in the face OF certain defeat due
TO the naval strength OF the United States
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cartridges were boys and girls under II
| years of age ants they formed the greatest
| proportion of the victims.
| The employment of children in such dan
gerous occupation and the existence OF such
aige quantities of explosives In the city
limits are both in contrayention of the
municipal regulations. Whether there may
have been some interior motive in storing
| these explosives there, Jan not be deter
mined, hut the casualty suggests the prob
ability that there may have been sim Tar
DEPOSITS where the locations are unknown
TO the authorities
senor De Castro the civil governor OF
haNa-a, has stationed n guara over the
uiieAp.oueu powder and ail investigate ION
lelo The whole affair has been ordered.
Nobody WAS kiI4ea outright by tae ex-
plosion. but three OF the injured died this
afternoon ana tae con-Il.on u the othel
is more or less critical At least fifteen
are not expected TO live. IL was a miracle
u1at the immediate loss of llfe was nat
great.
iG now appears that man known as
Geronimo Smllh had acquired several hun
dneds of thousands OF cartridges, MANY Of
an old pattern, AT the various military de-
pots bore, Tor y mere song, and was ar
BY renewing the gunpowder fom each
projectiie with a view TO a later SAFE at a
profit
Tile explosion took place shortly after
o'clock this morning N a frame build
ing, AT the moment more than forty men
were Mt work eInptying the cartridges.
Several tons OF gunpowder already lay III
the house. while other rooms Were liter
ally packed with more tilAn 100000 cart
ridges.
Whatever 1.-THE origin. the explosion was
awful in its effects. wrecktng The building
and managing and burning the workers.
In some cases clothing was set on fire;
mothers shr.elyed for their children and
children for their mothers. 1t was n scene
of widest horror. Although there was only
a partial explosion of the contents of the
building the fear that the entire stock,
a great quantity of powder would explode,
added to the panic. Fortunately there was
no second explosion.
With great promptness ambulances and
surgeons of the Reina Mercedes and San
LaZar hospitals arrived upon the scene and
the injured were removed to those insti-
buttons. The surgeons regard the condi-
tlons of most OF them as extremely criti-
cal
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WRECK OF THE GROSS.
Two Survivors Rescued on Bleak
and barren Island.

Salem, Mass. November 2S,-rwo mem
bers OF the crew Of the schooner Bertha \.
Gross, frogn Deer Isle. Maine, We're res
cred from those islands, of Manchester
today, nearly dead, having been without
shelter or food for thirty hours. From
them IL WIS learned taat the schooner was
lest on the rocks near Fresh islands Satur-
day at midnight and Captain Wallace
1ffursVon. his father (agei about 70 years)
and his son john persisted
The schooner which carried go tons OF
stone, lent Deer Isle last Wednes!a She
encountered the gale off Caps Ann Satur-
day evening and finally struck on the
rocks near Fresh island, which is some
distance off Manchester Shs WAS soon
total wreck. The captain aud his son and
aged faU5KT We're swept overheard and
drowned. The other Two members of the
crew, Neil Mcdonald and Hezek.aa Rob
btns. managed to reach shore on House
islanlh 1t is barren place, with no shell
ter and the shipwreckad men We're forced
to remain there until help reached them
this morning. Persons on shore saw the
sailors and. put OFF In bcats. Both McDon
aid and Robbins were nearly dead from ex-
posture and hunger.
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rOREtGN.

ny an explosion In tho Reina battery at
Havana thirty-elsht persons were killed.
or injured
The Cuban commission tilscrodit the re-
port OF the death OF Maxine Gomez.
In tho French chamber OF deputies tho
governments refusal TO order n postpone
ncnt Of tho Picuuart court martial was
sustained 1877 to 40.
The Mad Muliah has dc<nstcd the Dir
tiitysnlcn aud the British forces viii be
sent to cheek him.
Quiet restored In San Salvador and
Regaldo In control.
Emperor William oontcmplatcs issuing
pronunciamcnto on the Drcyfus case.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-29
RAILROAD.

President Purdy OF the Rock Island,
President Jcfifics OF the Denver and Rio
Grandc, and large party of officials
and friends will vislt Houston today aud
be tho welcome guests OF tho Cotton Ex-
change.
Hutnor that an arrangement has been
made by which Cotton Belt trains will run
into Houston over the Houston East and
West Texas railroad.
X. l.. Trcndway is appointed chief clerk
In tho NJ X. and 7. local freight offices
In Houston. u. Iindemuth is made gem
oral passenger agent OF the Velasco Ter
innal, and w. w. Anderson Is chosen us
emigration agent of tho same company.
The Houston Cotton Exchange and board
of trade congratulate w. II. Groseciose
upon his promotion to the position of as
sistant freight agent of the NJ. X. and +.
system.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-29
and the unproparcdness of the Spanish

and the unpreparcdness of the Spanish
navy. Cervera writes:
Il ask myself II 1t is right for me to
keep silent and thereby make myself an
accompllce in adventures which will surely
cause the total ruin OF Spain? And for
what purpose? TO defend an island which
was ours. but belongs to Us no more; be-
cause even II we should not lose 1t by
right in tho war wa have lost it In fac,
and With 1t all wealth and an enormous,
nnnber OF Young men, Victims of The cli-
n ate and bullets, In the defense OF what IS
now no more than romantic ideal. Icur-
fhermore. believe that this opinion OF
mine should be known 10 the queen and NY
tho whole council OF ministers have
deamcd 1t my duty to express my oplaion
to the proper authorities clearly and with
out beating about the buth. Now lei o.
der5 BIO given 10 me; Will carry diem out
wl;q energy and decision, l am ready for
the worst
Tho ADMIRAL refers to the spanish Pa
cific force as not able TO afioNi even "A
shadow OF resistance to the American
naval force Further on no speaks of tho
war as at last In sight and inments the
incomplete state OF SPANS vessels He
says he is glad, however, the end Is coS-
lug, and is prepared TO do his duty. lie
As on record as protesting against the Idea
OF sending the l1lsle torpedo boat HotiEa 70
Cuba, pointing out that naval defeat for
Spain wouh precipNate the 10 IS OF Cubs.
He speaks Of the surprise and astonish-
merit experienced by all the Off cars OF hts
squadron Oh receiving orders from Spain
TO sail from Cape Verde for Cuba, In point
!rr out the condition OF the shins. Says
the admiral with an easy conscience,
30 10 the sacrifice. but can not under
stand that decision OF the navy aga ct
my opinions
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-29
DOMESTIC.

The supreme court announces that tho
now bankruptcy rules will take effect on
Monday, January 2.
Senator Quay's attorneys ask that tho
Indictments against him for conspirinS to
uso State moneys be dismissed.
President Mckinley and the cabinet dis
GUESSING tho constitutionality of the open
door" policy.
Attachment proceedings begun against
the Gillespie Commission company OF KAN
sas City who are indorsers of Gillette's
paper.
The storm which swept New England is
the worst since 1852 and the loss of lifo
and wreckago of vessels is appalling.
a. j. Demutcs. the turquoise king.
killed In New Mexico by Mexican.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-29
FLEET WIPED OUT.
All the Sailing Vessels Mt vineyard
Haven Are Wrecked.

maven Arc Wrecked
Vineyard Haven. Mass. November IS
Tho fierce northeast storm which struck
this port Saturday night and continued
all day Sunday with great violence swept
cut ef existence large fleet of sailing
vessels which anchored off this port TO
escape its fury. II is known that at leist
four Mon hays pershed and II Is probable
that an many more have lost thulr lives.
K Twcnty-one schooners. nearly all heav-
ilv laden. aud one baikentine are ashore
-Four schocners now lying at anchor arc
totally dismnsicd, two Others were sunk
and one bark Is resting on the bottom
entirely submerged. Many other vessels
We're battered and partially stripped OF
their rigging.
The life saving crew. from this port saved
fifteen lives. Last night nearly fifty SAIL
0rs who had come ashore from their ADAM
doned craft were cared for by the villagers.
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State has submitted eynorsis OF facts
proven In six OF the railroad bondhol6crs
Injunction cases to Judg, Mccormick
b; Gucsscs on tho vote cast at the recent
State election are very villa.
Drouth In Bee county has been etrectual-
ly broken IN the past few days
Murderer King, TO be hanged at Wharf
ton Friday. says hciis resigned TO his fade.
Penitentiary board Will take up the
sugar farm question In December
CITY OF Galveston will have IT settled
IN court rs to what taxation may DO placed
on vessels.
One death from smallpox at Cameron.
North Texas conferences heard reports
and appointments read aud adjourned sine
die.
a Central American banana grower is
looking Into Galvcstons facilities as a
fruH port.
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cessation Will now demand the Picquart
dossier, thus delaying the court martial.
AmvIg the rumors current this evening
Is one that General Zurlirden, military
goyeI4rr of Paris, has already res gned.
There is also report that Colonel Picquart
Will be released on bal.
Slight demonstrations continued in the
streets uY to midnight, but there was
nothing serious.
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LOCAL..

Nesting OF the city council. Sewer con-
tract awarded Anti-scalping ordinance
passed. Death to the air gun.
Texas raised tobacco carries off the first
prize.
The various T.. +. and V. committees
winding up their work.
Chief of Police Baugh defors his pro-
posed trip to Germany.
Contract to be let for removing bodies
from the old city cemetery
Tho horse shoers to raise the price for
shoeing.
The ladies Will serve tea and an elabo-
rate lunch this evening to provide
Christmas dinner for the Emmett Rifles.
The Masonic committee on work con-
venes this morning at 10 o'clock.
Tho Daughters Of the Corfederacy COM
monce their third annual convention to-
day.
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For Assistant Journal cI.I

Winsboro, Texas. November u.s.
Napier, editor of the Wide-liwaks
city, announces today that he viii
candidate fer assistant journal IL
the Twenty-six senate. Mr.. Nj
one of the most prominent democd
this section. being at present chair
the executive committee Of this 4
lie served as postmaster in the q
iifth ssnare and was a popular
He is third vice president Of the
Press association. being a leading Y
of thai organization. 1t is needlee,
that the democrats of this section W
NcDier s,IccesS