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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-17
AUGUSTA is CUT OFF.
uEpORTED At MADRID COMNuNI-
CATION WITH HIM IMPOSSIBLE.
s.or saun.ta Admitted That the
situation in Nnuii" was OF the
Most Desperate Character.

Madrid, June 16.--5 p. ma dispatch re-
ceived here from the commander oil the
yizoaya and Mindanao islands. the latter
the second largest island of the Philippine
oro,,n under date of June II. says tnat an
ervov sent to Iloilo with instructions TO
endeavor to communicate with Governor
ceneral August. failed in his mission
The messenger, the dispatch says, found
that the telegraph lines In the isiana OIL
,nzon ,of which Manilafs the capiiaD mao
heen cut by the insurgents and the militia
a.sre deserving by the wholesale. The VIZ
cava islands and the Island Of NINA lao
however. are quiet.
dispatch from the governor oil santiago
do Cuba says that nothing OF fresh ra-
,ure has occurred at that place.
premier sagasta. on leaving the cabinet
council today, said that two PROVING Is OF
1s,zon were still loyal 10 the Spanish s'v-
eminent. but that the situation In Malta
was NJ the most serious character.
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POPuLIsT CONVENTIONS.
Kansas Populists Refused to Fuse
with the Democrats.

Topeka, Kan. June 16 After holding
night session unt!l toward / o'clock this
morning the populIst State convention got
10 work again at 0 o'clock this morning
and considered the report Of the confer
ence with the democrats who demanded
The place Of lieutenant governor and some
minor places on the ticket. The conyen-
ton refused TO give more than the lieu
tenant governorBhip to the democrats.
The sharpest fight of the convention was
over the adoption OF the platform. which.
as a whole. Is socialsuc.
on National issues. the platform de-
mands the free coinage OF gold and silver
at a ratio of i6 TO / and the issuing OF
greenbacks instead Of Interest bearing
bonds for the purpose OF carrying on the
war.
The entire State ticket was renominated
by reclamation as follows: For governor.
John w Leedy; for lieutenant governor.
A. NJ. Harvey; for secretary OF state W.
Bowie: for treasurer, David Hefclboweri
for auditor. II. w. Morris.
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FORT SAM HOUSTON.
Notes of the Houston Cavalry Now
stationed There.

Fort sam Houston. June 1i.--Captain
C. C. Beavens was officer Of the day today.
The sick list was increased today. al
though the general health of the boys is
very good.
Several groups of recruits marched In
TODAY to Gil out the different troops
The barracks OF the second squadron
will be Inspected tomorrow by Major Pear
son.
Major Towles was yesterday in the guar
ters Of Troop p he still has tender
feeling for his old troop.
Shoes and clothing have been issued to
the boys. :, ,
sergeant w. o. Breedlove of Troop p
;s considered by some OF the old regulars
that are here as the best first sergeant in
the regiment %,
Lieutenant j. W. Tobin had about 132
men noticing the post today. II appears
IN tho public very neat and pleasant
Mace now Visitors appear now ana men
hut the sad sight thew see OF halt ciotheo
men causes them to shun the post.
THE Houston boys have already low,
j., welcome in the many beautiful homes o.
Gan Antonio and are beginning to feel more
ri home. Many OF the reople here re'nsIn'
her the prize drill the r bows MT m las
yesr when they captured first prize
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A LACK OF WAR NEWS.
Little to Record at the Mar Depart
mcnt Yesterday.
40 WORD FROM SAMPSON OR DEWEY
Gallant Lieutenant Uchsou Ma,
Make His choice between the
Line and the staff.

Washington, June 16.--In the way Ct
actual events there was little TO record
today. No word came from Sampson at
Santiago or from Dewey at Manila. This
absence OF affirmative news from the re-
spective seats OF war gave rise 10 no APP
prehension.
The officials are resting secure In the
belief that the marines at Guantanamo can
easily maintain themselves until the troops
arrive.
The officials at the war department do
not care to give out any specific infocma-
ton as TO when General Shafter with his
troops will land in Cuba, but from certain
signs of restl,ssncss exhibited by Thorn
il is evident that they will not be sur
prised TO have some very important news
within the next twenty-four or thrty-six
hours.
lhere WIS an exhibition OF foycrish ac-
tivity at the war departms mt ,o1ay 81 pro
nounoed as to attract attention even Ia
these stirring times. 1t was apparent that
rene wed euorts were making TO complete
the oQuipm, nis oil the troops already gain
cred at this concentration points ana mat
preparations are IN progress 10 move
number OF troops,
II General Mites, as is thought TO b.
probable, recommends y further conccntra-
ton OF troops OH the Southern seanoa d
the new camp at Fcrnandina lila. viii be
made ready for the reception OF the adii-
tional troops.
The officials have been forchanded as 10
this camp, prohuug by the experience
gained In the establishment of the Two
grea, camps at Chickamauga and Camp
| Aleer.
! The president has not yet decided what
measure Of reward shall he metei out TO
| Hobson for his brave achievement, Tha
men he led have been taken care Of by
Secretary Long, who attended to IN nj
because II was matter entirely within
his authority and they have been made
warrant officers. the ideal of sailors
ambition.
EIobson is to be advanced; that is set
tic1 The department called on Sampson
for a recommendation in this case, but
in advance OF It's arrival had about decided
TO advance IIohson ten numbers. which
would have placed him just below Con
s,ructor Linnard. when doubt -rose a.
TO whether the young man would not p'e-
fer transfer to the line, and 1t was de-
cided to allow Hobson TO make his choice
AS between the line and staff.
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THE NJ. Il. CHURCH SOUTH.
u Appointed n subcommittee 10 APP
near before the senate.

ucnr UcfOrc the senate
Nashville. Tenn. Junr l6,--The book
concern of the Methodist Episcopal Church
tSouthl has sent q telegram 10 the vicc
president Of the United States stating that
1t has appointed a subcommittee to appear
before the senate committee of investlga-
tion into the facts concerning the payment
of the claim of that concern against the
government,
Thu book company has prepared state
mont for tho information of the publ:
"Tho committee are unanimously OF the
opinion that the book agents have not id
tended to deceive or mislead any nj tho
senators of the United States. But rtnce
the senate has ordered an Investigation OF
all the circumstances connected WIN lh,s
transaction the book committee does not
deem 1t wise 10 mako any detailed state
ment 10 the public until that investigator
shall have been concluded. The book cont
,nlttee asks the church 10 await the result
OF heso proceedings aud promises ,ha' rs
early as possible thereafter they VIII sup
init a full and explicit account OF the reia-
ton OF tho book agents 10 this whole al
fair ="
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THE COAST PROTECTED.
Forty Auxiliary Craft Patrol from
Maine to Louisiana.

Washington, June 16,--The navy depart
ment has now completed It's arrangement
Of the Atlantic and gulf coast patrol and in
the stretch from PASSPORT, Me, around to
New Orleans there are no less than 70 ~
auxiliary naval craft. including swift
yachts, reconstructed rihgle-turret mon
itors of the civil war, tug boats, ferry
boats and not few ana VOL armed nsi
cbantmep.
One OF these outer pickeis Is maintained
as far north as Nova Scotia and the south
erly picket is on the eastern CO.'S. or
Northern Georgia.
The largest number OF defense vessels T.
at New York City. the commerce requiring
protection being greatest there.
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strains Of the march and OH Glory waved
IN the Southern breeze. The boys from
North Carolina and virginia, clad In blue.
took mp the chorus with the spirit stirring
refrain Of Dixie Behind troopgd the old
Foderal veterans and then came the old
Confederatcs the Stars and Bars floating
peWteiully beside the Stars aud Stripes
A Federal army In jacksonville marched
enid tho naudi,s OF the peonle OF an OK
IRENE Southern state past tho rev.ewins
stand occupied By Ire aud Grant up-
der the eyes OF Harrison who's father
was II Federal general and republican
president and Il nephew OF the VICE presi-
dent. to unvoil n monument dedicated by
oy Confcdorates To the Copfederacy which
10 dead except In the pages OF history.
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NOTES or COMPANY q.

The boys have named the row on which
their tents are located Post avenue"
The incessant rains are n drawback to
tho speedy Improvement OF the companies
in drilling.
All officers have made formal appllca-
tion for commissions preparatory to bsing
mustered in.
The boys OF the Southern Pacific shop
are in tent together and have namei it
Camp Easy
Shoes have been issued to the members
OF each company who were in Immediate
need Of them.
First Sergeant Hardy is a well drilled
man and maintains the highest respect
among the boys.
The mascot Of the company, black cat,
which was brought from Houston, has been
christened Dewey"
The company sustained sad los In
the departure of Messrs. James Master on
and p j. Eschenfelder. who were mem
bers OF the company,
Company G Is drilling every day and the
men are making fine progress. Lieutenants
Tobn and Breaker and Sergeant Hardy are
well drilled men and are bringing the boys
IN the front,
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Cameron. Celebration.

Cameron. Texas. June i5.-As heretofore
stated in The Post. the races VIII be on
June 2s. which day promises TO be Inc
greatest event that was ever held In cam
eron. II will without doubt be a g'and
success In every particular. No, only WI
the state fireman's races be held here. but
also the state gun shoot and United Con-
federate Veterans win celebrate. On the
morning az June rs the first event on ne
programme will be the grand parade. a. ~
O'Clock dinner at the nark. from o'clock
until gun shoot. at O'Clock the comott-
tive drill. for three purses, as fofopf
First. s125; second, SO tnird, sev, Inrn
issty but not least, the grand ball at The
pavilion. c. l.. Kelley. Secretary.
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MARINES NOT INITIATED.
Victims of Spnninh Ambush kiit"d
hY nuIIcts ut Clorc NnnGe.

New York, June l6 Stephen Crane
telegraphs to the Evening World from
Guantanamo bay. June ID, positive denial
OF statements that the bodies of marines
Killed Sunday were mutiStcd after the
men fell.
The appearance of mutilation, IT IS as
serted WIS caused by Mauser bullets fired
nj close range. the Spnniards having alb
bushed the marines. one OF whom was
pierced by eight bullets.
Surgeon Edgar is quoted as authority for
the contradiction OF the story of the mu-
tilation.
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GENERAL DEFICIENCY BILL.
~ considered II, but No DispOs
ton Wns Mndp

r. Vonsidered II. but No DISPOSE
tion Was Mndc.
'alnston. June 16. The general de-
~ Dill was considered today by the
out was not disposed of. 1t probably
y aken up tomorrow and passed
me private calendar is urged,
'us mouse today Mr.. Dingley (Rep,
called up the bill supplemental to
revenue measure. designed to sup
''ue omissions and strengthen the
VI administering the revenue ac-
A exempts from taxation mutual.
W hdelity and guarantee companies
s'ed not for profit.
: explanation by Mr.. Dingley, the
~ passed.
Spirited fight. the senate bill,
1s oihe Pass and Port Arthur,
p&naports OF entry, was passed with
cent eliminating Port Arthur.
dn'n snerd tDem.. MOI fought the
mint vigorously.
n, tuse passed a bill authorizing the
4 ~. OF a bridge across Niagara
ns .rand Island. and then went into
81 s,,oi The whole to consider the
aeiiciency bin
d ti,eu s'ai debate upon the bill Mr..
panr, a. 8. CO delivered a speech
n 2. the Lodge immigration bill
As asmack tDem.. Tenn spoke
asr, p.ooaoility of the war ending in
Isicn snon of policy of territorial
nom rom this conclusion and the re-
nd ss,ly for greatly increased
IA military strength and the in
snps,ue'pation in frequent interna-
Y ,n,a Mr.. Carmack eontended
<ytn,a aai revenue tax features of the
aen, nhi would necessarily become
|ssm autes in ttia country's reve-
auu be perpetual inquisitorial
o,s,. ne said. seemed to be swept
scs1e 70 make the war bring en-
4 h,ion' The war began in the
Or. ,snity, but the voices in be-
n ra uore. the reconcentrados, the
~ sh and children. were nov
esp,s n,oushout the land on ever,
u n .aiked Of conquest and ac-
~, soste was erecipitated oyel
carrying slss,oOo for post
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I;IIII!IIII!lEI!l]

Primary. Secondary OF Tertiary syphilis
cured IN 10 TO 30 days, You eau
be treated at home for the same price unueE
same guaranty. II you prefer to come iere
we viii contract to pay railroad fare and hotel
bills and no charge. II We fail to cure. u you
have taken mercury iodlde potash. and sui
mouth. sore Throat, Pimples. Copper Colored
spots Ulcers on any part OF the body, hsir
or Eyebrows failing out, II fs this syphliiuo
BLOOD POISON that we guarantee 70 cure
Ienge the world for case we can not cure:
This disease has always bafhed tho skill o.
the most eminent physicians; *lvo,po eaplaI
proofs sont scaled on application. Address
''No COOK REMEDY CO..
2O7 Masonic building. Chicago.
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Harlem Entries.

six furlonss, maidens-MisH Wise, Revenge.
pare los Bethlehem Star, Harry Chance, SIT
Hobart, Maachy Hogan los, TRULY. Clifton b.
Iifthcroll, Bob Again. 81. Louis III, y. Gar
ner, scornful ii2. Valadore III.
One mile, selllng-Bow and Arrow 90. Gym
thIa H.. Comic Lee 1903. Fresco. vci Royal.
WIN Elliott, Roger b., Pltfali 100.
Siy and n half furlongs, selltnR--Hayei Dean.
Fieoda 1902, Come Quick. Good Friend. Mamie
Davis. Queen Nab, julia Hazel. Pearl walker.
Chiluita III l07
-Four and a half furlongs-- Maize %, itosa
& i05, The Dragon. Mulyihll los. Pirate
Judge Ned Wickes 10. Bntten lit. 49,,
Dison 92 Inconstancy JOE, Necedah. Jack OF
, Hearts Ios. Pinkey Potter 1903, Cant Dance
Nov heatherer Ill.
sItc Psnsoroso, Rose Riley 100. Glen Terra.
King bermuda 1885, Moran III. Crossus' Or
deIIy. The Tarcoon. Void i12. Weird ios-
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THAT MANILA BATTLE.
cor.ul WiIdmnn Sends In H's W.
mort OF the Rattle

Washington, June 1e.-The state uep"''
-, has received report, from CShSui
Williams, who was stationed at MAMMA ..
~, outbreak OF the war. OF the oat,ie VI
,,.nu. In which he was participant
- an hoard the Baltimore at one time
and on the flagship Olympia at ano'ne'
a.. The consul Gays the battle lasted
nm. I'M and a half hours and that inc span
,s,ds were outriassed at every pom. -.
saws: "our guns had greater e,,ee hravery'
and our men ana s,s ols,ee rom Cheering and
Inc n .,,,sering for cough drops ann throa.
Sa n,'o we have no use for liniments ana
surgsons" .xnlo,t riyaled
thai Of Paul Jones
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BERlNG SEA AWARD.

"rit'sh Administrations Receives Sara.
600 In Full Settlement.
washington, June 1e.-The claims Of the
canadian sealers arising out Of selzur =
made by the United States in Boring Sc,
were finally settled today by the payment
70 Sir Julian pauncefote. the British am.
nassador, Of approximately s47S. goo. belr
inc fun amount Of the claims as SERTED
under an agreement between the Unit a
States and Great Britair
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House Refused to Make Port Arthur
One Also.
Especial Dispatch to The Post,
washington. June l6.--port Arthur was
knocked out in the house as a SUPPORT OF
entry. The house committee on woys ami
means had previously refused to make both
FORT Arthur and Sabine Pass subpotts o.,
entry. but the senate added PORT Arthur
as an amendment. The house today refused
10 concur, thus leaving Sabine Pass as In.
only SUPPORT Of entry. ''e
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MINNEAPOLIS CONVENTION NoMlNA-
TIONS.

Minneapolis, Mimi, June i6.-The MO
die OF the road populists who bolted the
State populist convention yesterday rather
than frse with democrats and silver re-
publicans, held convention OF lne'I own
,ndav ana nominated a full State ticket.
headed BY l.. C. Long for governor
Ignatius Donnelly. the leader OF inc
boilers. was Endorsed for u.ted states
senator
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Texas Postal Matters.

Especial Dispatch to The Post,
Washington, June ia postoffce has
beer established at Sage Burnet county
Texas, W. NJ. Murphy postmaster.
The postoffice at Homestead. Floyd
county, has been moved three miles north.
Inc postoffices at Vernon Mckinney
and ierreh, Texas. will be made interna-
ticnal money order offices July 5.
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MONUMENT Unveiled.
A Lee and Grnnt Reviewed the
Army Ia blue.

Army ia blue.
Jacksonville. Fla. June f6.--Thc I'M
yelling Of the 100000 Confederate monu-
ment here today marked . chapter IN his
tory strange In coincidence and remarkable
In surroundings.
Today General Grants grandson mem
Der OF the staff or Gen.ral Fitzhugh Lee.
stood reviewing an army OF soldiers IN
blue and gray. vetsransf who had opposed
each other on the batiiehelds and thous-
ards OF Floridians marching % do honcE
TO Confederate soldier In bronze, when
v,swsd with the cold eyes OF tine past Z
living chapter OF our country's history.
4 Yankee band stepped proudly 70 the
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zo,a,. Appeal Rejected.

Paris. June iG.-The court OF ees-
sation today rejected the appeal OF NJ.
Emil lola. brought by the iatters counsel
against the competency Of the assizes court
q, Versailles 10 try the libel suit brought
nv the members OF the Es'erhazy court
martial against the proprietor OF the Az y,
rore. the PAPER which published the lipei'
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In. Enough Recruits.

Austin Texas. June 16.--captain Roger
Roberdeau of the Governors "uaru wiz
leave tomorrow noon to Join his company
=, Mobile. He has finished his work oil re-
.,.,r Tor the different companies of the
-, sat,alion of the First infantry ana
ernec,s that the regiment will soon be CT
dared IN the front.
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CAMP CAFTEnY NEWS.


nysicni Examination Going On-A
"aii percentage of Reflections.
Especial Correspondence Of The fost,l
oosington, La. Camp caffery. June 10
Colonel Duncan b. Ho,d came down from
New Orleans Saturday afternoon 10 ns-
sumo control OF his regiment. Early last
sunday morning a bugle call was heard.
Which denoted that the usual routine OF
business was tosbe carried out. After the
soldiers had partaken Of their morniug
meal, orders were given to the captains fof
a regimental formation. II was no. long
oeloe the hoo recruits were in a suitable
place to be inspected by Colonel Hood.
men all was ready the da.hing young
colonel, mounted on his biscn steeI, iode
10 the front and made short address.
Nhtn the companies returned 10 tn ir
tents. the election began and as result
the following officers were elected, with
the exception OF three lleutenants, who
are 10 be appointed by the president:
Company A-Captain. G. E. Morris; first
lieutenant, to be appointed; second lisuten-
ant, A. Sholars. Company B-Captain. S.
.. FuqLa; first lieutenant w. Nj. Temp
kins second lieutenant, w. r. Henley.
Company C-Captain, II. W. Miller; first
lieutenant p. NJ. Cunningham; second
lieutenant, w. Chaplain. Company D--Cap-
tam, j. f. Looney; first lieutenant, sgd
ney Smith, second lieutenant, a. B. Man
gum. Company E-Captain NJ s. Swan;
first lieutenant G. f. Jones, second leu
tenant, Tom Marriatt. Company Cap
tain, a. Il, Fatjo; first lieutenant. Z. A.
Bagnal; second lieutenant. H. Il. Kelley
Company G-Captain, j. b. Massie; first
lieutenant, j. d. Tobin; second lieutenant,
L. F. Breaker. Company H-Captain. G
b. Wilcox; first lieutenant, TO b. APP
pointed; second lieutenant. " G.. Bell
Company Captain, j, s. Broussard; frst
lieutenant TO be appointed, second leu
tenant, j. II. Orphan. Company K--Cap-
tain. c. A. Mccoy: first lieutenant, $. o.
shattuck; second lieutenant, j. A. Tratt.
Company L-Captan. L. j. Barrett; first
lieutenant, j. Floyd Smith: second lleuten
ant, G. NJ G. Hafford Company M-Cap
tain, irwin Mather; frat lieutenant, Ed
win r Rockwell; second lieutenant, y. w.
Woodlief
The vote of company G was unanimous.
Not vote was cast against the officers
previously selected to lead the company.
The Post correspondent had the pleasure
of an interview with Colonel Hood this
morning. He is indeed a pleasant man and
a thorough gentleman to converse with,
and takes great plea in looking aft r
the interest of every man who is coip
nected with the regiment in any form, He
says mastering In viii begin tomorrow
morning and will be completed by the first
OF next week. whom the whole regiment
will receive the equipments which are
awaiting them at New Orleans.
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TEXAS WAR NOTES.

Ennis. Texas, June ls.-Lieutenant N;
cLan,ley representing Company A, uniteo
States infantry, and battery G, frs, ar n
, iil at Fort Point Galvtet7n. WIN DC
y, E,nis June 30, for the purpose oil en-
Il, recruits for these companies
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ers Maxwell, Durbin. Ross, osburn, Allen.
MORRISON Harrington. Davis, Lay. dunlap.
c. Arthur williams.
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THE RACES.

Chicago. June l6 Harlem results,
Six fnriongs Little Singer. TnDole, Louis
Time, il1 49,, u,,,..
Alice b., The Dragon. Time. BIN,
seven furlongs Tit for Tat. Neutral, Car
rio T. Time le1&
Mile-Globo II. Swordsman, lnnendo Time
i.iG%.
Sin furlongs-T imemakor The Mnnxman,
Boanerges. Time, l;ls'
seven furlongs-~ Warren Point. Howltzer,
Nocednh. Time. l;Sl%
81. Louis. June Fair Grounds winners;
Gonun, Shield Bearer. Kismo. Or. Sam. Mont
gomery, David.
Cincinnati. June iG.-Latonia winners Ter
ramic, Beana Komurasak. Mazo, Alleviate.
Boardmarkcr.
Detroit. June lG Winners at Detroit; Len
nep. Brooks, Ray n, onalarka H. Aiice
Farley.
New York. June -Grnvnsend winners; Al
though there were two $4,000 stakes 70 h' run
al Grnyoscnd today the attendance was sur
prlsiugly small. Results;
Five furlongs--Nr, Clay. Lepida' oormo-
'' Mia and and an eAhth-semper Ego Howard
Mann. Isador Time. f,biA.
fremont stakes, three fnrlonRs~Jhn bcraun'
Frohsinn. Tamsn Time. ,3S.
Brooklyn Derby mile and haIf-Huguenot'
Previous. I.atEon Time, 2.31lz
six furIongs-B onsda, Hand Press, Lydian
Hurdles. handicap two mlles-Forgct. Bah,
Bill, valores. Time, 5;b5.
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SABINE PASS 4 SUPPORT.

once deficiency but was not passed. and
the mouse at $50 adjourned
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c.,vert Texas. June 16 - Recruiting OK.
e.er uolland Of the First Texas regiment
nov At Mobile is here mi estaoiishea -
rruiting Office This morning ~ eA
nected he will have twelve or fifteen re-
,,,i,s from here
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81. Louis. June iG,-- Fair Grounds winners;
Gonua, Shield Bearer kismo. Or. SAM Mont
gomery. Dnvld.
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Cincinnati. June iG.-Lntonla winners re-
ramic. Beana. Komurasaki. Maso, Alieviat
Boardmarkcr.