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SHOkr MEMS STORIES.

NEW YoRK.--A private telegram an
nounces the death n Paris OF Mrs. August
Belmont
ST. LoUIs.-The Southern Passenger as.
ISOLATION again failed TO agree on the old
question of commies ons TO agents.
WASHINGTON Major General Brooke
renorts TWO deaths at Ponce. one from ty-
phoid and one from malar.al fever.
WAsHlNGToN.--The ninth biennial
session OF the general grant chapter OF
rhe Order OF the Eastern star Is III session
here.
NEW YORK. The Citizens union VIII
nominate no successor TO coionel too5eNeI'
az their candidate for governor until oeto-
Der 10.
CHARLESTON, s. Cit is probable
that charleston will be selected as a por
Of embarltaton for troops bound TO ths
West Indies.
DENVER, Colo.--The court martial oil
Chanlain McIntyre for scanjalizlng the
navy in lecture is proceeding be'ore
packed court room
VICTORIA. b. CA steamer has ar
rived from Alaska with lSB returning
Klondlkers and $3.50, 600 in gold dust, whgch
belongs TO a favored few
WAsHINGTON.-of seventy-hvs apuli-
o:aiops Tor discharge from the Third Ne
braska Organs regimSnD only hi'een
have Been fsvorably acted on.
LIVERPOOL. An American woman
was arrested here on the arrival OF th'
steamer from Montreal. 1t Is believed Il
Is Mrs Nancy Guil,ord, implicated in th'
murder OF Emma Gill.
NEW YORK The report that the
Thingvalla line of steamships was to o.
absorbed by the United steamship COM
/ pany of Copenhagen has been confirmed
! gays the Tribune.
I WASHINGTON. - Official Information
has reached the state department that tn
I Venezuelan government declines TO admi
+ tree OF duty official supplies for the us
~ United States consuls In that countr!
I ana w.t. a view of retaliation, the secre
tary OF the treasury has directed an Gus
/ eial supplies sent by the Venezuelan gov
| eminent for the use OF its consular ON
yers In tie United states.
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or Political Revolution In the
Near Future,

or Political Revolution In the
Near Future.
Now York, September GA World dis
patch from Paris Gays; The letter by The
minister u jusblee to falglstratcs through
out France about attacks on The army is a
warning Of the coming struggle here be-
tween the Jesuis who rule the army, and
the ultramontanes aud radicals who wish
TO reap political power.
General zurlndon left the cabinet be
cause he represented the Jesults, ospo-
cally the Alsatian party. Indeed 1t Is no
tlceable how many names IN the Dreyfus
cases are Alsatan and almost German.
II the Jesults win the dv and Dreyfus Is
not released II is quite on the cards that
General zurindcn will turn out another
Eouianger and that France will have a
military dictatorship, Tho pope Is aiding
the Jesults In The struggle Ter imperial
power.
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Al INTERNATIONAL QUESTION.
A Mexican Was nea,cn by n Negro

Texarkana, Ark. September c7,--An In
cident that may result in an exchange o.
interna ional correspondence has occurred
here Frank Contres. a Mexican tamale
maker, and his wife were bounced upon by
negro man on the streets of Te4arkana
and the former was severely beaten. Ths
assailant, whose name is Alexander Brown.
was arrested and locked up. After making
fis charges in the magistrates court
against Grown C,rtres Immediately opened
correspondence with President Diaz of
Mexico his telegram costing 81. Presi-
dent Diaz answered acknowledging the re-
ceipt Of the telegram, aud eating that he
would place the matter in the sands OF the
Mexican consul at Brownsville, Texas.
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APPALLING STORM.
II Causes Death and Destruction on
the Ningnrn rcninsuln.

Niagara Falls, n. Y, September 27.-The
mcs. appalling storm i'm the history OF the
Niagara peninsula passed over n strip Of
land between Lakes Erie and ontario.
passing almost parallel with the Welland
canal, cutting a swath 300 feet wide
through the peninsula and cutting off a
portion. 1t went al almost right angles
with the main path of the cyclone and took
in 1onowanaa IL struck st, Caherin,s
Meru ton ard Grantham. Ont, hardest at
an early hour this morning. The number
Of lives lost is six. However, six at least
are fatally injured. The death list may
reach fifteen.
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Yesterdays gross receipts of the cot
ton at Houston wers II SAT bales. Such
a movement through and into one
town IN ono day breaks all records.
No interior town nor any port In the
United States has even before come
within several thousand bales of this
movement. JUS week ago Hous-
ton reported gross receipts of 80, 226
hales, which put this market far in
the lead of all Others o. a cotton center.
Yesterdays reoord, howevar. astound-
ed not only the cotto, men in Houston
but 1t caused the eyes OF the world to
turn towards this city.
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sunnyslde. Texss September 26' Last
night little Bohemian girl daughter OF
John Guidushack. was playing with An
"unloaded" pistol when it was dlscharsea'
the ball grazing her mothers hfdd and
passing through the left arm OF slane'
Howard. young man, who was In the
roon poward's call was close one, AZ
Tho hall tust missed the artery. For fe"
moments there was a comb!reiion OF PLAIN
Bohemian and palmer American talk In
dulged In by all parties
Mrs. J -. Chandler Of Brazoria Is mere
attending her daughter. Mrs. II. W.
Chinn. who has been very III
Cotton Is being rapidly picked out. ant
many OF The farmers expect TO hn.sh
within the next ten or fifteen days ms
crop Is very short here
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REUNION OF RANGERS.
THE PROGRAMME ~ OFFICIALLY
ANNot Need.
Thursday. October q, VIII lie Tel as
Ringer Day ut the Dallas state
Enir-Thc Speakers.

To All Texas Rangers.
Headquarters Texas Ranger Association,
Dallas, Texas, September 81. 1898. Com
rldes: You are respectfully informed that
the following programme has been ar
ranged for our entertainment during our
reunion In this city. beginning Wednes-
dag, October s.
The IT y. A. rooms in the Oriental
hotel have been generously rendered for
Ranger headquarters. and all members OF
the association and those wishing to join
Will assemble there on arriving In the city,
register their names and receive badges.
Wednesday, October S. win BE- business
Day" Tho convention will be held In the
auditorium OF the city. Hoa John II.
Traylor, mayor OF the city, and General A.
r. Wozencraft. adjutant general OF Texas
are announced to dnlyer addresses OF wei,
come. and doubtless there will be other dis
| tingulshed speakers.
THURSDAY October 6. will be Texas
Ranger Day" at the fair and the associa-
ticn viii visit the fair In body. as the
guests OF the fair management and Dallas
Commercial club.
Our comrades in Dallas Will try to meet
All members al incoming trains, nut IL Any
shouid perchance be overlooked they are
requested 10 report at headquarters at the
orieatal hotel, where they will receive due
attention and old-faehioned ranger hospi-
tlliLy. You win be Welcome.
II Is hoped that the low rates given by
the railroads will insure large attend
| ancc. Come out, comrades, and let us kerp
| fresh and green the memories OF the men
| we rode with on the trail and In the thick
| est of tho fight Let Us rekindle the camp
| fires that burned In the long ago, around
which we cat with Jack Hays, rip" Ford.
| Sui Ross. NJ. r. johnson. Callahan, big
| Foot Wallace, Buck" Skillman, Lee Hall.
| McNclly, Ben McCulioch. Henry Mccuiloch.
| Perry Grumblts, Ed Burieson, John Con-
ner, Bill Dalrymple, John b. Jones. Bill
| Tobin. Mlt Boggess. George u. Erath
Buck" Barry, John Cochran, Aaron Bur-
| Lesson. John H. Reagan. Bell Burleson. "0ld
| Man" Hcrrsby Jim swishsr and the long
| II OF other heroes. living and dead. whose
| names can not at this moment b. recalled.
! But no matter who was your commander.
! II you rendered service al any time On the
1 rtnas frontiers. up to 1890. come and Join
with us and let's have a good time with the
: clever people OF Dallas. Fraternally.
VIII Lambert. Secretary.
VIII the Texas papers please publish the
above so that all the boys may see Il.
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BANK ROBBED.
Burglars shoot the Cashier and
Make Their Escape.

Flora, Ind, September 27.-Between
and O'Clock this morning the safe CT the
Farmers bank was blown open by rob-
bers. who secured close Oh $4,000, and
made their escape. The cashier, William
Lemon, who was aroused by the noise OF
the explosion, appeared on the scene while
the robbers were still at work, was shot
and 1t is believed will die. A posse Of cit
liens followed the gang of robbers for
some distance, but they got away on
hand car. Blood hounds have been secured.
and are now on the trail. There were two
terrific explosions. and the bank building
It's almost wrecked.
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came into or passed through Houston
That one day.
There was enough cotton In the on
tire lot to give fully seven pounds 10
every man, woman and child in Texas.
Even at the present low price OF the
stsrle Honston's gross receipts ycster-
day are worth over one million dollars
on this market.
Allowing eaoh picker an average OF
zoo pounds day it has taken 200
mon ono solid month to pick this
amount OF cotton. Giving them 40
cunts per 100 pounds for picking the
seed cotton. 1t can be safely estimated
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WOOL EXCHANGE susPENDs.
depression i'm the Wool Trade Given
as the UensOn.
tspscial rlsuateA to The Post)

especial Dispatch to The Post)
New York. September 27.-lt became
KNOWN last night that tha wool exchange
would today .puenl operations It was
stat gs.s,. ,irsss ds,on was decided upon
at a meeting OF the leading director, held
Yesterday afternoon and that notice
would be issued today making public the
eesi2on. Depression In the wool trade, il
Is said, would be given by the lire,tors
Is lae cause of the cessation OF BUSINESS
The ohject OF the exchange was TO pro-
vide cooperative association OF wool
growers. bankers and brokers aud others
interested in the industry OF producing or
manufacturing wool. The exchange was TO
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NOTES.


A mad dog on Douglas street sunday
night c7useG considerable excitement. IL
was killed. IN the office OF the Penning on
hotel.
W. S. Elgin is enSolvorng to organize
a coloiei gun club here with a view O.
entertaining o state shoot OF the cclored
cluba about Octcher Is.
The fest at Pi6anant I'm Sunday wa.
well attended, and a most enjoyable eyea-
ing spent.
Ms,or a. Harrison came down from
Cs~-' Tom Ball TO sperd Atonsment day
at home.
T.c was q fest AZ Prairie IIill Sun
day. which was largely attended.
Corporal George Bruno. company II.
F.s Axis tGalyts.on Rihes), Is at home
on :, furlough.
Rev Ahrlm Weaver OF Independence
preached at the Baptist church today
Messrs. Thomas Dwye- ard W. a. Grif-
fin left Saturday nigh, for ClSburne.
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SHORT TENAS ITEMS.

CORSICANA. The Clarity Rifles are
expected to arrive Wednesday and will bC
given a royal welcome.
WAXAHACHIE. DIR. II. o. Stacey
was run down by DARK engine and mar
rOwly escaped death.
SHERMAN. - Monday was flag raising
day and was most eyentful one. every
nubilc school now flies the National coiUrr
WACO. ~ Pre- parations are making for a
grand reception TO the Waco soldiers or
their return home. There arc about 300
Of them in the Second Texas,
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DENTON DOTS.
The weather Is Very Hot-Cotton
Receipts Are Heavy

Denton. Texas. September 26.-Today
has been another scoreher and in intense
heat rivaled those Of July and August.
Cotton is still coming in very rapidly all
over the county, but those who can are
holding II for better price, the present
low market being the cause Of general
complaint among the ralsers. Up to this
Afternoon 2660 bales have been shipped
from this point while that in the yards
viii bring the total TO 5000 bales PHO,
Point has received 5000 bales aud Aubrey
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Houston East and West Texas. $50
Texas ana New orleans ....... l66
Total ...,.,,.....,......... ASH
Forty-two thousand bales Qt lacked
only l53 OF reaching thaD in one day
is movement of cotton that can
hardly be grasped by the mind.
il took over 1900 cars to bring this
cotton into Houston.
Tho gross weight OF all the bales
exceeded 81 600 900 pounds.
There were required over 40 900 acres
of land TO produce tho cotton that
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Clenwood Springs. Colo, September 27,--
This place ia now the center Of huge for
est fires. Since Monday morning fires
have developed in every timber section that
Is below timber line The town Is In no
danger, but serious losses Will result
from valley fires.
the plateaus and parks are 80 dry that
the sage brush and grass burn like a pras-
rle. On the cast Fultord is in serious dan
ger and the fires are burning fiereely for
over twenty miles in width.
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that It cost sl65 900 Just TO have this
cotton taken from the stalks,
These few figures may serve to dem
onstrato what It IN ans to receive 1900
bales OF cotton In one day. Houston
is the only town In tho world that has
ever been able 10 make such report.
In this connection 1t Is also worthy
Of note that Houston has received thus
far this season more cotton than has
been reported at Galveston. New Or
leans or any other port IN the United
States, and nearly rs much as the re-
cepts at Galveston and New Orleans
cumhined.
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Corsicann News Notes.

Corsicana. Texas, September 27.-ser-
geant Edwin Church of the Garrity Rifles
arrived home last night from Dallas. He
has been honorably discharged from the
service.
The populist executive committee held
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Ihc milling CNclists.

Philadelphia. September 2I-Twenty OF the
most prominent professional cyclists includ-
ing Bald, Cooper Mcfarland aud others of
their class. tonight sent a long telegram to
Judge Frank H. Keirigan Of san Francisco,
asking that the California associated cycling
clubs assume cont->l Of their racing move
ncnts by extending its scope to Eastern ter
rtory and appointing Walhir H. WHOM 81
Buffalo its Eastern representAtlVe.
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TWINS DEAD.

The lO-nonths-old twins, Willie ami
Bertha. children OF Mr. and Mrs. Fitz
Engelke, who reside near independence
iici Monday morning. tho lit,le gTl just
after ~ O'Clock, the little boy at 4. after
a DItef ~ sss with cholera !nfantum.
They were buiied IN separate colt MS, but
tho 2 ne gray Mcadsy afternoon, Rev.
Vebber officiating al the fuseral service.
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snhIne PMS LocnIs.

Port OF Sabine Pass. Texas, September
27.--The Port Arthur Mexican Steamship
ccmpany's steamer Transit sailed today
io~ Tampico with fun load OF general
cargo.
j. j. r. Gilllland has bought A. HIie-
bieudt's STOCK OF groceries; also the store
building and fixtures. Mr.. Gillllard. after
making some Improvements IN the build
ing, viii move his stock TO this building.
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Li,,Ic jesse Minr soIi.

Prescott, Arlz,, September 29.--Negotia :
tons for the purchase Of The Little Jessie
mine at Capral, fourteen miles from
Prczc5tt. have been closed by James Jones.
manager, who transfers the property TO an
Enyl!eh syndicate. The purchase prize is
$3.50. 600
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Waxahachie. Texas. September 26'-The
winnie DAVIS camp. U. &. ". Of this city.
vas one OF the fir. camps in the country
10 send Mrs. Jefferson Davis message OF
coincidence. The camp here got permis-
sion from Mss Winnie Davis 10 take hei
name. She gave her consent and the camp
has passed through successful career
under that name. and the members were
greatly grteyed TO learn OF her death.
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MONUMENT UNVEILED.

The monumerM to the memory OF the
late j. Hoffman, WIS unveiled at Berlin
Su..,ay by the Wocdmen of the Void OF
this city About twenty members OF the
Burton camp were present. w. c. Hendcr-
scu Lsa, d3Nc!e1 an appropriate eulogy
to Mr.. Hoffman,. and briefly reviewed the
purposes OF the order, and Prof. Handbook,
as leader OF the Lutheran church cher,
furnish vocal music appropriate to the
occasion
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Steamer Admiral sampson.

Philadelphia. Pa, September 1.-THE
ste lmer Admiral Sampson, now under con-
struciicn for the American Mail Seam hip
company, has been launched at Cramps
shlpyald Miss Mamie Sampson, caughter
g Admiral Sampson rhmed the ship, as
slstei. by Miss Margaret Sm.th ana Miss
Maaeline Smith daughters OF the president
& the steamship company The first OF
me four vessels contracted for. the Admiral
Dewey. was launched few weeks ago ard
N Shout 4 week ;he Admiral Schley VIII
shce irto tbs water The name has not
YET been selected for the fourth snip.
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REMAINS OF COLUMBUS.


test Against HemoNni
New York, September 2S.--This telegram
was sent to President Mckinley today by
the Cuban American league;
The Cuban American league believes
that it voices the earnest wish of the peo-
pie OF the United States and CUBA when 1t
urges you not TO permit Cuhas mos inter-
esting and sacred relc-Jae remains OF
Christopher Columbus-to be removed from
America"
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a meeting today to devise means to beat
the democrats at the fall election.
The soldier bows are expected homo to-
morrow and everything has been arranged
to give them royal reception.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Following is list of the real estate
transfers recorded by the county clerk for
the week ending September 81, 1898;
r. NJ. Swearingen and Mrs. II. NJ. Kin
by, executors OF the estate Of J. T. Swear
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marrlegs licenses were Is
sued for the week eniing September 81
John Jones ana Missouri Gusiac. GilfFe'
Hu-s and Annie Hubert. Rob2rt Powell
and Hettie I-sss. James Peterson and Lucy
Waters. Jessie Ratley ami LAURA Bradley,
Willie Peterson ard Pearly Jones. W II.
Clay and Lizzie l.. Carter II. G. Klatt and
Matilda Stark.
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Here are the record breakers in past
years, showing the largest receipts al
this point on any one day previous
to this season:
October 1874 ........ .......... 32.66i
September 80, 1895 ....,.. ..... %, i0t
October ,. 1896 ....,........... q .552
October 10, ls97.,.... ..... 81 500
Yesterdays gross receipts were
brought in by eight railroads. as fol-
lows:
Bales.
Houston and Texas Central. Il, SOD
Missouri. Kansas and Texas l0,5lS
International sud Great North'n = 002
san Antonio and Arkansas Pass, 5,Os5
Galv Harris5'g and San Antonio 1895
Gulf. Colorado and Santa Fe... 1885
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SECOND EDITION--6:OO am.

pring the manufacturer and grower To.
getner on terms OF equality and fraternity
and mutual profit.
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A BRENNAN BUDGET.
HENRY WELLMAN ACQUITTED OF
THE MURDER OF GERkIN.
A Letter from soldier Mt Manila
Real Estate Transfers and
Marriage Licenses.

Brennan, Texas, September 27.-The
case Of the State VS., Henry Wellmln for
the murder OF Hermann Gerkn, which was
commenced Monday in the district court,
was concluded Tuesday afternoon.
The letter OF the law was against the
defendant but the uuwritten law that u
mans home is his castle and the inma:es
of that castle sacred, played an important
part in the dcfer<e,
Gerk.n had b,en an admirer OF Well
mans daughter, and when he w2s reused
admission TO the house, made life miser-
eble for the defendant, shooting al him Oh
one occasion and threatening his life re-
pSatodly according to the evidence.
Mr Welman sAot Gerkin IN the thigh
one time and end .ayored TO have the law
h,nGi4 him TO- the repeated threats, bu
when Gerk!n was released from custody
and again threatened his life, Wellmsn
procured shotgun and killed his tor
mentor. The grand jury failed to in lict
him but he was prosecuted.
The case went TO the jury shortly after
2 o'clock and they wee only out a few
minutes, returning verdict OF not guilty
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LETTER FROM MANILA.

A letter dated Manila, August n, from
George H. Wilson, Jr.. received here,
among other things says We'll, here we
are aftc. a fifteen days voyage, which was
very pleasant; without accident or my spc-
cia ! venture. We have Just received the
news of the surrender of thu city. We will
go ashore tomorrow and in my next viii
tell you all about Mania.
Two stowaways were arrested AMI they
are row in prison on the chip: one CANA
ali the way from San Francisco was al
ways the gayesi In the crowd, and was no.
rrestcd urtl thee days ago, ana by
chance they found the othe!. They arc be-
iievcd 10 De spanish spies. an II II s
proven on them they Will have to ray the
penalty.
The troops al. in fine condition. one
poo fellow died on the flagship and WAS
buried at sea. Ny health WIS never batter
/ must weigh 100 pounds. bu, as the chap
lain is taking up the letters ] mus close
with much love TO all
It will be remembered that Mr., Wllaon
sol "a tra 7. gui1is. There Z about seven
ty-fve Texans in his regiment and his
any frieuas here will read OF his good
heslih with interest.
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INTERNAL REVENUE COLLECTORS
Have Been Instructed to Report
Violations of the Law.

Violations of the Law.
Washington. September 27.-Coliectors OF
Internal revenue have been irs,ructed by
II commissioner that for any neglect OF
allure to comply with the law requiring
tie conspicuous posting Of stamps lenoting
the payment of the special tax, prompi re-
port shall be made to the internal revenue
Uureau ana TO the United States IS rict
attorney. This action is taken on intorma-
ion that in many instances the law N
tbs lesnsct Is rnt halng compll.l wan.
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That YOU can clear the clossta Of anti ~
dampening y sponge and sprinkling u VITA
sugar. When the sponge % full % anfS
soak and repeat the process.
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FRANCE IN DANGER

The camp will display mourning for 4
dead.
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TURNVBRElN AT WEST MILL CREEK
The annual Turnveen OF West Mil
Creek Turner's ond La Bahia Turner's was
held ut West Mil Creek Sunday and the
first prize was AWARDED TO Green Wendt.
the second prize to Ewaldt Me, the third
prize going to Paul Fuchs, all of the visit
ing la Banal TurL-.s.
There was large attendance and In ad-
d't'on to the acroba,ic feats there were
various other ainusements, shooting, etc.
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ingen. deceased to Burrell MCGOWAN Jr.,
40 aces Isaac Jackson league, $2225.
Anthey Warner TO John Collins, lot in
Brenhlm, other considerations AID S..
John Collins and wife to T. +. Matchctt
one lot in Brennan, sl40.
Allen L. Swearingen to h. j. Swearln-
gen interest in two lots in Brcnham. $500.
Albert I.ipscomb to h. j. Swearingen lot
in Brenham. 5000