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play IIe be a Worthy son.

i CHICAGO, April 2i.-John A. Logan,
jr. has received authority from the
war department at Washington to re-.
,crliit a regiment of 1900 men and equip;
them for Hight cavalry service. The
work OF offsorganizins has been quietly
.progresslnE for severnl weeks =
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LONDON. April 2l.-The Madrid cor. I
respondent Of the Daily Telegraph
s:"Bull fights have been arranged
in all the large towns, tho proceeds to +
be devoted 70 the national defense fund.-
1t Is still asserted that General Weyier
will receive a command 5of an army 3
cnrps - ~ 4. s. ~ 55J 'If5,.t fsTs55
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s'l-ESiT5 FORGE
Lord God ofHosts, Be WITH YETI
THE SUPREME STRUGGLE is NOW HAND

And Carnage Instead Of Diplomacy Will Sequel tho Quarrel
North Ordered to oro on cu and the
ual State Of Dates from Yesterday When Spain Declared
Diplomatic Relations With tho United States Severed
Minister Waodord had Chance Present the Utmatum.
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Always Loyal.

Always Loyal.
WASHINGTON. April 2l.-A dcfesa-
tlon OF the most prominent negroes In 4
the country to-day rendered the Pres
,ident the support OF the colored Ameri-
cn ns ~. a ~ o. sitf q ~ p VI
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Oregon at some South American port is
reported.
1t is probable that when the Oregon
reaches Rio de Janelro or Bahai.5 in
Brazil, she may be Joined by the, Bra
lillian cruiser Nictheroy, recently pur-,
chased for the United States navy, and
the two vessels will come to the United
States together. e.
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Wal, for the Echo, sarasiai

MADRID. April ai.-At the cabinet
council this afternoon, sagasta address
ed the queen regent and said The first
cannon shot Is almost audible. : Z
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nInv ytnryc iI'I,cn, 1ut

K a1ADR1p, April 521.- Grave apprehen-t
onshre entertained In the highest gov
srnmcnt circles that the issre ofiWar
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3 KEY WEST. April 22.-2:35 a. m.-The
warships lying In the inner harbor are
apparently drawing nearer the flagship,
Two nre now moving out. They are
thought to be the monitor Amphitrite
and the gunboat Helena. The signal
ling is continuous, and the searchllghts
OF the Iowa and the New York ore In,
dustriously. sweeping the waters OF the
outer harbor. y
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For Western Pennsylvania. fair weath.s
or; warmer light southwcsterlys winds ~
For Ohio, increasing clolidiness. sprobn-f
bly, followed by showers In western por-s
,ton Friday night: light southwesterly,Si
shifting to southeastorly winds. & & 4 -
: For Wost Virginia, fair and warmer
Friday; southwesturly;w winds. f5s
Local Tenn pernture. N 311sJ ti;sJ
: Tho temperature yesterday Us Observed
by C. Schncpf, druggist. corner Market
md fourteenth streets, was as follows:9
n, m. q p. m. ., q y
. n. 81 I.p.i im.., %
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w.ll Sal, rhi. n1orninrs

KEY WEST, April a.-At s O'clock
this afternoon the recall guns doomed
from the fleet, ordering all the officers
and men who were ashore to rejuin their
ships forthwith. The activity on the
ships and docks bore out the reports Of
an early movement. It's believed now
that the feet will sail in the early morn
ing hours. 81
I 1t was said that the fleet was under
orders to sail at o'clock. 81
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ipriety as always, that the Spanish peo-
pie may have the uttnost confidence IN
the government Viva Espana. .i"2
The crowd answered with loud viyas
ind speedily tlispcrsed. ij3 n 'ifIT
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INSURGENTS TO COOPERATE.

Havana, April 2l. 1885,
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Up. p.m...,s......s,y@i (
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Castles in Amerlea.

Theodore Roberts In the Critefior.
The Counts de Dos Toros snd y
Grande sat together in the latter fa5
mans ancient hall slipping Spanish =
and ru;lding castles In America u
Said De Dos Toros:g have y
petit. Toned his majesty to srsns ~
estate in A.aerica. will tga' ~
majas.y ara help him whip 'N''
country. .,,s 4
He blew thin thread OF smON !. \
his lips and watched 1t curl dpSA'a Vi.
the armoi ial bearings over 'ns M
Cont tIjo Grande ssned. po''"'
elaret glass TO the li;i. Z. \,
=. too, have as:i Il 4 ilts ~" =
majesty" he n,urmured. -,
Ior vI,le they sat silef', ne.n
n,eI tai OIL Then sai,e ne TO- y, "
These u n estates neas Valel'. v
on oi.e a. tilier-let It ,e 50 ~ a IN.
| s,ll ask his majeN' 10 ~. s ~.
Chicago. Count de DIS Toros "
How is ifStY' A,,ad
III. o,tc,'s aristoc ,lls aa ''N'
with glow of beautiful iosL /,
"Tnen I will ha New Ye'n
DC Count Hijo Granie de NY
we WI continue 10 10 uelAss al
They lifted their rl.ssH an
a,>fei ~ y pg In site " . ~,
There is a divine hevelase y, y Il 4
country.v said De Dos Toros hs n
club cocktails; we will presenuy y Z
ing that. .,r., no n
burned to the butt. iii
Good" said ha ana .clt
about the Mississippi IN In s,,, I q
owned by that pig vanderpass
tho mississippi is in your lanu, .,.rd
verify" replied his friend, ~,
dogs Of Cnbaus must return to 'ssp
ness of growing tobacco W. .sus y
The serene faces Of tN W. 4ors u!
tors gazed down at De po' ,hsir lsa
smile of appreciation on '
lips. NH C;rande,
,,,i Inc ,h a'" canitol his summer "a
myself would fain put uo
the treasury 49,, s.rds 90 N
hoside the decanter OF soa Sous. M Z
INV brother. pray advanMS'
peseta pieces" he niu'inT orcs % =
Tha Count de DOS
smote his pocket. .,.a IN ccndH''
81 can not" he er'eu "
- have but seven --.'.. 4
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THAT oAMARA FLEET.
y" rear OF Its hctng Able To I
lodge npxyc~

No Fear of Its ncing Able 10 Ms
lodge Dewey.
tsrecia, Dispatch to tho New York Herald
London Times and The Houston Post
nott)
washington. June 2S.--Should It prove
true that Camara's squadron is really pro-
ceeding to the Philippines It can be stated
authoritatyely that the formation OF the
flying squadron will take place at once and
viii BIO sent to Spanish home waters with
all possible dispatch. This action viii be
necessary In order to compel Spain TO re-
call her feet. Even should II fail to ac-
complish Its object officials say that a
demonstration on the Spanish coast would
have great effect on the people of Spain
and DO conducive to peace.
No anxiety is fell concerning the safety
OF Admiral Dewey. The Monterey and
Charleston will reach Manila several days
before camara's squadron can arrive a,
that point. Manila Will be in the posses
sion OF the American troops. The harbor
will be mined and the Notifications viii
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door was thrown open and Gratz and the
rest of the passengers were ordered TO
come out. IL was their turn next. Ac-
cordng to the custom in that country, Mass
Is offered to all those who wish it when
they are about to die. The condemped
men wefe led into chapel and the SER
vices begun. After it had proceeded for
awhile one OF the priests discovered that
there were thirteen of the doomed num-
Der. Out Of the seventeen condemned the
four officers had already been shot. True
TO the superstition concerning that num-
Der originating in the priests mind from
the thirteen at the Lords supper the
young priest refused to proceed with the
ceremony unless one more was added to
the number. Unfortunately for the Span
iards, they did not have any more, and 1t
became necessary to take one away.
Among the Spanish officers was a Ger
tain Captain O'Callahan, who had for
merly been n Confederate officer and had
afterwards entered the Spanish service.
He had tried to save the life of the Amer-
can scout, General Ryan but failed. When
this superstitious dispute arose about the
number thirteen he saw an opportunity 10
save an Americans life and interceded for
Simon Gratz. He was the only one of the
thirteen who was an American. The Span
iards did not know that the man was the
famous Cuban Captain Graft, His name
WI 'hS P'ooVhSSl uuoh appeared us SAM
uel Gray. They committed his senterice
for forty eight hours and he was taken to
his cell. His companions were shot, He
alona was left
That night the English man. OF -wae
Neyoba. commanded by Captain Sir Row.
an came into the harbor and dropped
anchor. The English consul informed him
Of the terrible slaughter. He forthwith
went to the Spanish governor general.
Burriel, and forbade any more shooting
IN the name of humanity adding that IL
he were dsobeyed the English guns on the
man-of- war would open fire on the town.
He was not disobeyed. The rest of the
uncondemned men--l0l OF them-together
with the condemned Gratn were smuggled
out of the tosn prison into the fortified
MORO castle at the entrance of the bay
ana there thrown into the dungeon. Two
OF the unfortunates, both Englishmeu.
went insane Twenty days later. in answer
to the demand of the United States. the
remainder were sent back to America on
the steamer Iuniata. commanded by the
late Commander Brain
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RAILROADS..

T. II. Kcaslcr writes inrt letter to the
chairman OF the Texas railroad commits.
sion, deprecatinE determinations in favor
Of thA iohbcrs as against the retail NOR
chants.
Revised lumber rates to Fort Worth,
otc.
Patriotism and powder seriously Injured
future ralroader.
The Rock Island road has Eent an OK
hihit of Texas products to tho Omaha cx-
position.
Tho Santa 70 has ro-established us
seaside special between Houston and CAL
weston, and tho Bay Shore has put on an
other fast special
Mysterious vandalism on tho Aransns
Pass railway.
Rumor says r.. II. II. Green will buy
tho Texas Trunk line and remove hond
quarters Of the Midland from Terrell to
Dallas
n conscience stricken citizen, WIN onco
cheated the Ariasas Pass railway, makes
restitution.
Three companies Of military to pass
through Houston tonight
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POSTAGE STAMPS USED
SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY TO
EMPLOY THEN.
VIII re Done Under War Revenue
Act Until the Regular Issue
Can lie Furnished.

Washington. June 2S,-The secretary OF
the treasury has decided to make temper
airy use of postage stamps for internal
revenue purposes under the new war rev.
enue act, and today the first lot of about
a million was delivered for shipment to
collectors.
1t Is estimated about 25,OO0,OO0 postage
of the service until the regular issue can
be furnished In sufficient quantities.
About 1900, 900 proprietary stamps of the
regular issue already have been sent out
and hereafter large daily shipments viii
be made.
The postage stamps will be largely Of
the cent and 2,cent denominations aud
will be imprinted with the initials I, II,
1t is now thought that practically the
whole country viii be supplied with all
classes OF stamps by July l or earlier
AS soon as the revenue collectors re-
ceiyo the stamps they in turn will place
them Immediately In the hands OF their
deputies throughout their district.
National banks Will be asked also 10
assist In the distribution Of the stamrs 8,
the public may have as easy access to them
as possible
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THE WAR.

General Miles says ho is going to Porto
Rico and thence possibly to Cuba.
Rumors say that Corbin Is to succeed
Miles as tho presidents military adviser.
Other reports say that tho president wishes
to retain Miles and Is opposed to his going
to Santiago at present.
unaided, tho Texas silonced Socopa bat
terry, which had twice been bombardcd by
, Schloys whole feet.
In landing the troops and driving back
} the spnnlards the only casualty on the
American side was ono Cuban wounded ac-
. oidontally by shell from the ships.
Admiral Sampson has decided to
strengthen the blockade on the southern
coast Of Cuba westward OF Santiago. as the
blockade has been one In name only.
Reported from Italy. by way OF Sicily,
} that Admiral Camaras fleet passed the Is
land Of Pantelari on Tuesday, going In the
direction of the Suoz canal.
United States troops landed mt Daquirl.
twelve mites east Of Santiago, and met
with no resistance. Tho spnniards burned
} the town before deserving II.
The auxiliary cruiser Yale sailed from
. Old Point Comfort with 1900 troops fo'
Santiago,
} Tho Chinese minister called at the state
department in reference TO hs government
, ordering the United states dispatch boat
Zafra from Hong Kong,
The report that the Germans had landed
naval force at Manila is discredltod In
the most positive manner at the state de-
partment and In diplomatic quarters
, A dispatch to the Cuban iuntn said that
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STATE.

j. c. Johns. commercial traveller,
dropped dead at Marshall.
Now York cotton expert says the
coming cotton crop In Texas will exceed
that of last year by $50. 900 bales.
Proceedings of the Baptist State Sunday
school convention at Brennan.
Saycrs headquarters claim Jasper and
Preside counties.
Warren Lockett, an industrious colorcd
farmer. assassinatod in Washington
county.
Mrs. Wells, living near sydney, killed by
bite from rattlcsnake.
Wynne men in Dallas county are losing
heart.
Alta trip of 1i2 days tho Harvey ar
rived In Galveston from Dallas.
Robertson county convention instructed
FOR Sayers.
Rev. Dr. j. u. Robnctt died Mt Dallas,
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DOMESTIC.

Captain Langhorn, noted lguro In Com
fedcratc history, died of cancer In Kansas
city.
Reported that negro raviSher was
lynched at Mine Lick. Tenn.
Hon. Richard =. Bland was renomin-
nted for congress In Missouri.
Samuel Il, nonnelly OF NV York Typo-
graphical union No was elected nresi-
dent of tho International Typographical
union
Mob In Michigan attacked mill where
strike was on. One man fatally Injured.
ST. Louis Frenehmen will celebrate tho
centennial anniversary OF the Louisiana
purchase.
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BLOCKADE IN NAME ONLY.
Great Quantities of Food Have Bee Il
Struggled Into Havana.
SEVERAL FAST SHIPS DISPATCHED
sampson Has Decided That Block
ndc Running Must Ceasc--A Vigil
liant Patrol of the Coast.

copyrighted, 1885, by Associated Press }
on Santiago De Cuba, Wednesday, June
o. p. M, via Kingston, June 23.-Wih
the complete investment of Santiago de
Cuba by land and by sea few days off,
the admiral has decided to strengthen the
blockade of the ports on the southern coast
westward of Santiago.
For three weeks the south coast west of
Santiago to Cape San Antonio has been
practically unprotected The blockade has
been simply on paper in name only, with
the result that it is known that quite n
number of ships have run the blockade and
that an immense quantity of provisions
has been struggled into Havana.
Most of the blockade runners have landed
their cargoes under the lee OF the Isle of
Pines, and thence the provisions, etc, have
been taken in small boats to Batabaoo
whence the railroad runs to Havana, only
thlrty-Dive miles away.
The majority of the blockade runners
have come from jamaica, and two of them
at least are known to have made several
trips.
Only last week the STEAMER Pursslma
Conception, flying the Spanish flag, TOOK a
cargo out of Kingston, ostensibly for Man
2anillo, but probably for the Isle Of Pines
The auxiliary cruiser Yosemite missed
her by few hours, The Purlsslma Con-
cepcion carried in addition to the provisions
arms and ammunition.
These cargoes were undoubtedly SNUG
gled into the Spanish lines and will aid
General Blanco greatly In outstanding the
siege.
The admiral has now decided that the
blockade running must. cease and yesterday
he dispatched several fast ships to patrol
the coast from Cape Cruz to the Isle of
Pines
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COMMERCIAL.

Crop scares caused wheat to advances
inter weak opening, boarsh Influences
controlled at the start. July left off Ac
higher and September gained &c.
Good weather, the landing of United
states troops at Santiago and London
hrmncss acted as n stimulus on the stock
market; substantial advances in Sugar,
Tobacco ard Manhattan.
Spot cotton unchanged; LIVERPOOL flu
lures practically unchanged and New York
ara New Orleans to & points higher.
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Memorial services for tho pcoa.

New York, June 2s.--Religious memorial
services were held In Trinity chtroh in
honor OF Surgeon John Blair Gibbs. who
was one OF the band OF heroes who were
killed at Guantanamo The old church
was crowded, mon and womei standing
pack OF the pews three deep. Rear Adj
miral Erben, detachment of blue jack
cts a company OF marines and many army
ana navy officers in uniform attended
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Fishcrmcn Cause Troun,.

st. Johns. N. f., June ss.-The situation
between the French and British fishermen
on the west coast Of Newfoundland 4,
growing critical. The settlers along the
coasts are combining to resist French pre-
tensions and are refusing to leave the
fishing grounds unless forced by the war
ships.
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DAiaUiRI WAS WRECKED.
Spitcd states Wnrships Dcstroycd
the Town.


Nonyrightcd, 1895, by Associated press)
Playa del Este, Guantanamo Bay. Prov
ince of Santiago de Cuba. Thursday, June
%, 2;Oi p. m.Before the landing yes
tcrday the fleet in front Of I'll MORO opened
out ana the shlps steaining along between
Santiago and lhaquirl TO prevent reinforce
ments by the Spaninrds. shcllcd every VIII
lage along The coast.
The Bancroft, Wilmington and Vixen
Uncovered regiment Of Spanish soldiers
dehling down the railroad TO Juaragun and
the'r shells sent them scamperng up the
hills Ike lack rabbits,
me warships before landing sholled Dali
qniri town aud the surrounding hills for
half an hour. What remained of tho
smoulderlng village was wrecked. the
crash OF the guns rendlng the town. stesm
launches with 1-pound Col, guns In the
BOWS and the Tsoumseh aud Suwanee
secured the landing of some troops.
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THE TEXAS TROOPS.

Tom Hamilton Guards to take tho place
of the brentwood company In tho Fourth
Texas,
Captain Dun OF Anglcton ordered to en-
list Ito mon and needs volunteers at once
First Texas passing through Georgia.
some OF tho boys got left ut Thomasylllc.
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Victims OF Pistol Rullris.

Waco, Texas, June 23.--Deputy She IN
Lee Davis, who was shot In the arm by
Cornelius Martinez, Mexican, last righ..
Is not seriously wounded. He doss not
apprehend any trouble with the wouad,
the bones of his arm being uniniursd. Tho
Mexican who was shot In tho knee by
Policeman Dallins is not doing so w,ll.
His knee cap Is shattered ard he Is suf-
terlng great deal. He will probably te
crippled for life
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SAWYER RAPE CASE.


"axahachie, Texas, June 23.-Judge Dill
iard has not, up to this time, granted the
MOTION Tor the new trial in the Fred Saw
yer case sawyer's lawyers figured out the
following reasons for asking for new
ris'' the case was called before the
S,mnlnai docket had been reached, and, too.
Oh witnesses; third, for the applaudins
given Bowd Farrar at the close of n :
speech Tor tha State; fourth, the verdict
oe,ng contrary to the law aud evidence.
me majority think the negro should no
SATISFIED. The law took its course and tbe
negro was protected from mob violence
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SUMMARY OF TODAY'S IMPORTANT NEWS
FOREIGN.

King Alfonso was confirmed with great
ceremony Mt Madrid.
DeFreycinet, who will enter the new
French cabinet. says he will continue to
carry out IIanotauxs policy OF absolute
neutrality.
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rnuI Kruger Very III.

London, June 2l.-Tho Cape Town CORE
spondent OF the Daily Mail says that Presi-
don't Paul Kruger OF the South African Re-
public has had relapse and that his medi-
cal attendants have forbidden even his
friends to visit him.
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Local..

hichard Allen has resigned as chairman
VI inc republican county committee, ioav-
ma an open field to Emmett Scott.
Vhe war department has designated
Houston ms the place of mobilization for
the new Texas regiment
a citizens meeting to prepare the neees.
snry camp ground
Local military matters; more recruits so
to the front o'
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yesterday afternoon. Rev. /. 4 !,
hciating. Mr.. Stanley Is otd.rl, y 4
Of Company G. Second nv.
ana was at home on a sbo,t \.
He received orders yesterday \ y!
command at once. and he sns n
left today for Hubbard CIV III
Mobile, p's'seu IN
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pe wen manned by expert American mr..
uiiery men, No fear as to the outcome q,
battle between Rear Admiral Dewey's
ana Admiral camam's squadrons is enter
tanned.
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The Junior Order Conventis.

Louisville, KY, June 23.-Nothig
routine business was transacted At u.
sion OF the Junior Order Of Amsiin
chanics today.
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ApJurANr GENERAL conurx
denied That He Was to Commnn,
the United states Army.

Denied That He Was to Commrua
the United states Army.
Washington June 2S--Adjutant General
corbn on being asked TO reply to published
statements that he might under certain
contingencies command the army, repued
with emphasis:
Absurd. Tho thought never came to me.
NO more was II ever entertained by any
friend OF mine, The law Of promotion aud
command practically makes any stan Off
Ger out Of the question. or right the cam :
mander OF the army viii always b. taken
from the major generals OF the army. or as
rule 10 some general OF the line reeoatly
distinguishing himself in battle"
Fairy Tales Anent Manila.
Berlin June 2S,--T'he relations between
the Americans and thu rebels at Manila are
strained, says a dispatch from Shanghai TO
the Frankfurt Zeitung. II IL said that tina
Americans express regret that The Wash
ington government armed the rebels con
trary to Admiral Deweys advices."
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SOUR LAKE HOTEL.

This popular resort is now open for tho
summer and will be prepared to furnish
Its guests every desirable entertainment.
including music. excellent table. baths ana
superior mack service from tho station,
pany.
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London. June 24.-The Washington cor
respondent Of the Daily Chronicle says:
DR.. Won Helleben, the German ambassador
to the United States. has arranged for the
landing Of German marines at Manila TO
protect the. German consulate, Il necessary,
with American permission.
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Waxahachie, Texas. June a.-Dy1
Sheriff Sims brought in dangerous Z
this morning. He had lost his rsiia
the people in the neighborhood b Y
he lived were giving him a wide MrA
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Hnyden Contempt q,

Dallas, Texas. June 2S.--Judg. 0wl
taken the Hayden Crannll coritrs
court case under advisement. IN
dence Is all In and a decision ID ,Ae :
brated case Is looked for tomorrow.