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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-25
THE WAR FEVER in TEXAS.
Companies Of Volunteers Are being
Organized All Over.
FARMERS ALLIANCE TAXES 4 STAND,
win Accept ray for scldicrsnk and
for Produce In Gr~crbncka.
Mtlitta DriIlins.

Gsiyss,on, Tesss Apri, :l'--,As pre,au.
tonn,y measure, tho Galveston Wharf com.
rar, hus taken on; heavy war insurance
ras Oh all It's property In this city. 1t Is
uuee,s,ooe tim, number Of leading ner-
,hanN end manufacturers contemplate doing
tho same thing.
Tao Mallory limo shin, Nences. Captain
Etk III ,cmmani, arrived her, today from,
New yc,k with 4 large cargo Of general acr.
cnuntise for Gal cstcn and interi,r points.
Tho N,accs exp; sts to leave "Wednesday on
the return trip which viii bN the last sail
ins q the Mallory line INN the war lie
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ExcITSnLE MExIcANs.

One Tore IN nm American Flag; An
Other Got n ShOtwuu.
San Angelo. Texas, Arril "a Yesterday
the Mcxicans hcro took an American flcg
away from child and tore il 10 pieces
and tiampled upon IT,, crying; Viva
Spain !
This morning a Mexican ran down the
street with shotgun shouting Viva
Mexico. Viva Espana. the c;rinsoes,.a
lie was stopped BY ci,lscn on whom no
aimed his gun. and was only auietcd after
having been shot through the arm. Much
excitement prevails
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Rock Island I.OcuIs

Rock Island, Texas, April 23.---War news
Ia eagerly sought after now and the ar
rival OF the Houston train bringing Tne
Post is anxiously awaited every day.
Wild dewbcrrios arc quite plentiful and
berry picking parties are the order of the
day.
family with household effects has ar
rived here from Indiana.
San Jacinto celebration IN Houston and
the Battle OF Flowers" In San Anton o
Grew pretty heavily upon Rock Islands
population the past few days. Those return
ing from both places report having ex-
periepced an ENJOYABLE lime.
Cattle shipments continue quite good
from this section. As the cattle reccde
from these pralries the farmers seem "a
CLOSE In and take possession of the new
territory
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-25
Railroads VIII ..ssi,t.

All the Vanderbilt lines viii, /, lie under-
stood. rcinsta;e employees who may be
called upon to fight for their country. The
Michigan Central yesterday issued notice
TO this effect, and the other roads In tho
vanderbilt system are expected to send out
similar notices Today. The notices OF the
Michigan Central are sent to the employees
in the various departments BY their official
s,tperiors. and read as follows:
BY direction OF the president. beg 10
notify all employees who may belong to any
military organization. whether naval re-.
serves or other military companies. and
who may be called upon by the government
70 serve, that upon thor release from mill
itary duty and return TO this company the
places they now occupy or equivalent ones
VIII be ready for them"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-25

ri Paso. Texas, April 24.--Tbe third Sec
tien Of the Southern Pacific train trans
porting the first OF the United States reg
u.,rs from presidio Cal. to New Or
leans Was wrecked at Alden. for.y-fiyc
mlfs west CT FL Pasp. about o'clock this
morning. II was the result OF a head-end
collision with wefibouad freight. The
wagons OF the soldiers were on two flat
cars next 10 the engine, aud were scattered
all over the prairie a tramp stealing q
ride was killed hut no one else was sa-
riously injured.
The second section OF the train waited at
FL Paso for the wrecked section which
reached here At 2;30 this afternoon. The
soldiers were rendered an ovation W tic
rrople OF ri Psso. and 4 sergeant and
three privates were left here AZ they were
down town when the two sections nulied
cut for New Orleans.
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REV. SAW LOVES.
He Prcnched n Very strong Sermon
ut nPMMnlOnl

Beaumont, Texas, April 2i.-To congrc-
CATION that flled every available SPACE In
the vast auditorium, Sam Jones this morning
preached the strongest sermon of the meet
ing The doctrinal truths were brought
home TO his hearers in very impressive
manner. aud his audience Of 5000 persons
listened to him with rapt attention. All the
services have been attended by large crowds.
but today was record brenker. Great num-
bers in the surrounding towns took adyant-
age OF the cheap rates and excursions and
came to attend the last day of the great re-
viyal. Mr. Jones preached again this after
noon to an audience that completely flled the
building and tonight promises to be the
greatest night OF the meeting. Services are
10 begin Mt 1:aO, aB Mr.. Jones leaves on the
l0:D5 eastbuund train,
Rev. George Stewart left this morning 10,
Galveston. where he began revival this
MOI ming
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Score BY innings- ! - I 90 SO
Dallas OtDO1o1 0 3 .
Fort Worth -. 49,. ] J 0 ] o.
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THE HOTELS.
Rates $3.50 and $500 per day.
i JAS. LAWLOR. Prop.

j
B .. Carlton. Tyler; George McGonisle.
EG, +. Lorpayes, New Orleans; NJ. W.
M, 81. Louis; P. H. Allen. FL pnso; Jno.
elcn, Paris, e, q. Redley, Mobile, Ala.
Nc Borden and family, Galveston; j. w
rsi Galveston; Paul A. Florian, Dallas;
N Gomez. Richmond: Louis Hess. New
hik ]. II. Stewart, North Carolina; Mrs.
a, Greer, Beaumont; r. A. Greer, Beau
Dnt n. Herr, New York; Mrs. Mct;uite
laughter, Beaumont; X P. Clark. Gal.
|fsn; chas. Clarke. Jr., Galveston: w. q,
((sre, New York; y. .. Hudson. Kansas
W e. \. Wiel, Waco: lee Ruder and
ne Fort Scott, Kan: Max Levy, Beaumont:
Inmway Call. Call, Texas, ] f. Allen,
IEsutyille Texas; G, G. Ellis, Sartartia: G.
~ houston; w. P. Spear. San Antonio.
4 sispp. San Antonio; L.. Baeld and wife.
les'deen. :. D.. Miss Baeld. Aberdeen, s.
/; .lno. E Knight. st. Louis: G. A. Nc
Essor s., Louis; G. G. Perry. Galveston;
!. nliton and wife. San Antonio; George
IrA'lonlie and wife. San Antnnio; NJ. i.
.(an and family, New York.
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Information Mnntcd

Pine Valley. Mss.. April 19.--1 ain anx-
ious to know the whereabouts of my
CESS ana his sister, Lnsretia Burgess. Whe
last heard from they were IN Gonzales
county. Texas. Left in care OF a travelling
doctor about the year 1858. Their mother,
Rehccca Ann Burgess, moved from Yalo-
busha county. Miss. Amy information as
IL their whereabouts Will be thankfully
received by their uncle, ] &. Nations.
Pine Valley, Miss.
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Two base hits Kohnle, Weber :. o'Con-
nor. Bailey, Stanton. Reynolds
s.oien bases kohnle. o'Connor. Knau,
Latfn,er, Rspp
struck OUT By Mulkcy l. by volz !.
Bases on bslis-Oft Mulkev i. on vo,x s.
tonic TO-
to Stanton 2.
Time OF gsme--2:oS.
Umpire Cahill.
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THE HUTcHINs
HOUSE,.
&. @. WARD.
Proprietor.
Rates: s2.oo and
$3.50 per day.

WNE>Fa6s4aW n 4. "a USdU
= 60, quarters.
Y, mailer, Fort Worth; F. NJ. Reinbo,dt.
w worth; I, r. Smith. Crockett LIN
w ~. can angelo; W. y. Norman and wife.
nht Washington; s. NJ. Rushmor. ana
~ e,T' 9: Schworzbach, New Orleans;
.. n. Rnhb. 9allstsville: +. l.. Dawson
sus,le. city; c. W. Nugent, Conroe: Mrs.
N y ana son, DeWail; T.. j Parker, bal
y = I. Leppett, city: j. l.. Hudson. city !.
Sn9g9nes; :Ansleton; w. b. Howell, vclas.
Il, Z. MllfE, Leaf River, III: w. II.
|Esn u Ianark; II. Harley. city; i. Il
IsaNA,Niua ms A, A. Ellis. Birmingham.
{s..;, =. W Raymond, Crockett; Sci Cohn,
\. .'pnas' James ". Anderson. Decatur,
IN !, .. wayne, Decatur. H.. II. IL. Har-
p Lmrseoin. III. q. Z. Alexander. victor,a.
Refining, Lake Charles; William Hor-
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THE flRE RECORD.
A nnnerrous Mac.

Corslcana, Texas, April 24,--A lo:3o
o'clock last night a house belonging 10 j.
n. Jones Of wcatherford, and occupied by
John Temple, WIS destroyed by fire. The
house vas located in the oil district. and
but for the quick action Of the fire boys
would have resulted more seriously as the
tanks OF the Waters Pierce Oil company
we're not more than soventy-fiyesfeet away
and an oil well on the other side about fifty
feet There was no insurance and the loss
is estimated at $1,000
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-25

relic = copy OF the New York Herald date
April II. Ix6s. Now, | can 60 one better. /
have. Ia my possession a paper printed in
published by y. Richardson. called The
Texas Almanac extra. volume 4. No a..
" speaking OF the hish price OF corn In
Nucces county Il says; Corn sold for 80
per bushei and II there were corn today IA
Corpus Christi II would command and roulf
be sold for 800 per bushci.
viii send you the paper. hut shall beg Of
thousand dollars for it. Yours truly
Y T, Fowler.
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rho Elm ynllry., rrorrc.,.

Denton, Texas. April 2s.--Ths promoters
Of the Elm Valley railroad. extending from
here to tho western boundary OF Collin
county, say that contracts have been let
for ties. About 10000 have been made and
paid for. The road will lass near Nc
Kinney and connect with the Houston and
Texas Central
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RATES WILL ADVANCE.
SOUTHERN rAC1rtC rO. INCREASE
ITS TARlrF MAY 2.
New Rates WIN onls Apris nrtweeu
New York and Houatcn
md Galveston.

The Southern Pacific has given notice
through the Southern trcish, bureau a.
St Louis Of Its intention TO advance New
York Galveston and Houston trcish, rates.
effective May ?, First class rate to Hous-
ton WI be 81 cents per 100 pounds, and TO
Galveston 50 cents per 100 pounds, rs
AGAINST 81 cents and 80 ceu,s per 100
rcunds. tho presen, rate All other Glasses
will undergo corresponding increases.
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kaufman. Texas. April el.-Captain Flats
OF Dallas WA In this city enlisting troops
for 4 battery company to contain lis man.
and to be used - light artillery to dsl4
troops. lie secured about dozen men. Lieu
organizing an infantry company here, 70 Ae
subject 70 the call Of the National covers.
ment. ri
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-25
BAILEY MAKES REED APOLOGIZE
Tcxnn sends the NInn from MIME
n Scaled Note

| JcNun SenuH tuf VIII
| n Scaled Note,
| Atlanta Constitution.
+ Washington April 2l.---IIere is an inter-
esting story OF the call down Of czar,
The car is the republican speaker OF
tie house. The man who called him down
is the democratic leader. Bailey of Texas.
| and the final result is an apology from
| Reed to Bailey.
| During the past three or four weeks the
big speaker has been in an unusually bad
hImor This has been manifested upon
many occasions. So bitterly opposed has he
been to anything that looked like war with
Spain that not only his temper but his
Judgment has been affected, and in a num-
Der OF petty ways he has shown II.
Since Bailey showed how clearly Reed
himself was responsible for the outbreak
In the houge on the day the Cuban rfsnlu-
tons were under consideration, the speaker
has been particularly bitter. On Monday
Re provoked another outbreak, and II Is
uron this that the episode now referred to
Is based
In his attempt to be funny Reed tried
not only TO put Bailey in false position,
and in a sreering way. TO hold him UP To
the country as ignorant Of parliamentary
law. This led to rot words. In which Bailey
EXPIRE ssed his opinion very freely But that
did not end the episode. Bailey consid-
cred Reeds words in nature OF an insult
and immediately wrote him note demand
ing an apology. Cooper OF Texas took the
note. 1t was short and 10. the point--ths
sort OF note that brings results.
Reed would not open 1t at first. but tried
10 argue with Cooper. disavowipg any in-
tention to do anything he should not have
done. Finally. after he had failed fora day
TO make reply. the speaFfr was assured in
most positiyp manner that a reply was
expected and expected az once. Sullivan
OF Mississippi who is Dsiley's bro.hsr-in-
law. took a second note Of the same Durpnrt
as the FIRST. and then Reed realized that The
Texan had no intention OF letting the mat
ter drop until satisfied Reed made the
necessary apology
The facts about the affair leaked out to-
Co.
Reed has been shown that he can not ride
rougbshod over tho minority without b ring
called to account for his actions,
H. Is fair presumption that he VIII he
more careful In the future. Or course he
In expected to ufe his office for partisan
advantages. but tFaf does not necessitste
his insulting members. and They 20 moi IN
tend TO allow that. Balley's courfe Ii uni
veTsaliy comm ended by bis party col
leagues who have grown tired OF the
speakers arrogance. and especially Of the
petty methods 70 whirh he has baen re-
sorting. s.
Reed bss always been sarcastic but rot
until recently has he gone 50 far ~ TO be
ineuitiu-.
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Incidence nnrncd.

Fort Worth, Texas. April 23.--The resi-
dence of Elk Marshal Scott at Vernon was
destroyed by fire yesterday The family
was aroused by sitting smoke and escaped
from the burning building in hurry. They
hardly got out Ia time 10 gave their lives.
The loss Is estimated to be about $500.
Insurance $1,000.
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McdicrI student. rn.i.tin.

4WeutcNt studcnss Euttsttn9
Galveston, 1exas. April 2f--Aniorg the ems
listments In the Galveston regiment last night
we're many students Of the medical college.
and others will foliow.
DIR, Allen J, Smith, dean Of the fsculti.
said ihis morning that hnal examinations
would be hurried In order that all students
who deetrc may get away.
pr. smith himsclf liz much Inclined to go
to the front. and n events during the neal
few nays reveal need for men beyond tho
immediate chlistmcnts 1t Ia safe to say that
thf name OF Allen J.. Smith VIII adorn the
honor roll Of great men who are willing TO
serve their country In time OF need.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-25

~ heaty, New York: George w. D.
NV Nv ioIk; Stephen French. Atlanta
IN ya,saow: st. LJuis; Chas. ~. Gretber
c,ork; W G. Hahn. New York; e,
K,l s,,asr, Galveston. Newt. w. Smith. sar
Rlsn.G ..lolph Hcuss. Cincinnati; &.
kfil sm n,, New York. Frank W. Nc.
ki is" = cincinnati, r. A. vehey. San An.
klss. H. rshk Finch. San Antonio: A. Kramer
6rsl,rSf' A. j. Cook, Cleveland: r. Brnn"l
Hin X. :. y. Marouson, Cleveland: C.. r..
Nh: Co. oriesns; ". A. Metts. Columbus
6,t,,s TEXAS: l.. G. Davis, Texas; Mrs. r. g.
y's''n returned to civ
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Hound FOR me saengcrfcst.

The Houston and Texas Central last
night brought from the north three cars
CARRYING delegates 10 the state Saengerfest
which meets at Galveston tomorrow.
Two OF the ears came from Dallas and
one from Austin. all appropriately decor
ated with banners Tho cars went to Gal
weston over the Santa Fe
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galveston II. Ilon.fon 1.

Galveston. Texas, April 24--Galyeston
took today's game from Houston by timely
hitting. The feature of the game was Tur-
ners long hit over the club house, making
home run and bringing in two men ami
twas the longest lit Of the season. Bill
staples was IN the DON Tor the hons team
and pitched elegant ball
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-25
Edna's New sDcout,

Edna TEXAS, Arril asTho construction
train is now in Fdna and work has been
commenced on thu new depot to be Gro ted
at this place Now dcput was promised
Edna some tirea ago. but as the work han 10
como III rotation, the COMPANY having lad
other work ahead, we AFRO Just nov allie q
Say that Edna will get new depot
Now that Edna is certain 10 get the new
depot, people are very hopeful III getting
the double daily passenger trains between
Victoria and Houston.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-25
sHERIFFiv DEPARTMENT.

~ ~ oIncess. look out for one bay hcrs-
", s mu % hends high; one mouse colorsd
~ "a about Is hands high. aboLt 5
ss ~ 4 pcth branded thus, r on left shoul-
M cut or clipped on left Jaw with
II Il, nolen about ninety DAYS ago from
d Ply ,,m q WalliE. Austi { UNITY, Texas.
n: NJ snerin. BellyiIl, Austin county.
s-..,s0y Z. H. Barzak. deputy.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-25

There was game OF ball played yester-
day between the Washington Stars and
Cheneyyille teams on the corner of Wash
tngton and Heights boulevard. the score
being ; 10 in favor OF the Stars. The fea-
lures of the game were the batting OF Selby
and Fonzram and the pitching of Hoffman
for the Stars, striking out twelve men for
the Stars
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-25

viii star, for Cuba On Mopday, and on his
arrival on tho Florida roast Will enter tbs
service OF the United stutcs government.
Mr. Brll In MI old time pilot ana Ii familiar
Will. the waters between tho Florida cOast
aud the island Of Cuba, having Tor many
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-25
Homer w,,.on.. new church.

Fort Worth, Texas, April 24.--The Third
Christian church. OF which Rev Hom,r r.
Wilson Is pastor has selected site and will
At onte begin the erection 81 new chufca
building. The building VIII be costly rns
and an 0rnalHet to the city Ia the course II
ten days plans and specihpaions VIII be
adopted. When completed the building VIII
seat 1900 people and will be located on ia |,
corner OF Thr0ckmott0h and FIftI streelg.
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An ovation Tor thc soId,cr.

Lake Charles, La. April 23.Prepara-
tions are being made TO give the next train
loads OF soldiers who pass through here q
rousns ovation. Some OF The leading citl-
zens are AT the head of the movement. and
VIII make II success 1t Is proposed to
give the troops a nice lunch and to cheer
them with music and flowers. Superin-
tendent Muvey has agreed to keep tho
leaders posted, 10 that all necessary ar
rangements can be made In time.
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n,g BARN nurncd.

Waco, Texas. April 23.-The large barn
belonging to the city, in which was kept
the street working teams and tools burned
this morning quantity o. feed was DO
stroyed but all teams and tools were saved.
Fully insured.
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whole COMPANY Ready.

san Angelo, TcNas, April 2i.--Whtla the
company here was at practice an inquiry
same from the ndjutnnt general asking how
would volunteer for service under the tjnited
Statca. Amid great enthusiasm. the captain
was instructed TO wire that the whole com
pany Of nifty men WAS Wiling to volunteer.
Eniistmcnts to the number Of loo men Will
be made Immediately.
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Font Worth. Texas, April PA cavalry
company Is being organized here. with Fsicy
Mills. q reporter ON tie MaiI-Teiegran,. at
pnny would have 10 be i United states one.
ma the State militia would furnish az many
men as the law requires About forty young
men lave signed u bcccns niemberh aud
viii Offer their services to the United states
goet rnment.
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,orTH rEv.s TORNADO.
cyclone swrm rnronah Northrnr,-

SSClOuc swept INrouRn NOrtncnHt-
rrn COunts.
Queen City, TeNas, April 30 Yesterday
cs,nins small cyclone Iasned seven milcs
snIih OF here. fiiling George Jackson and
Miiv and woundins ssverhl Others. The wind
demolished scverel houses, Which caught on
iirc and burned
~ the same hour severe wind struck
Nil. Books farm. two miles cast OF here,
cnhipietelS wrocf,ng large iarn, house
nlss blowing down fencing IN nelshboilns
farins very heavy rnln ici. ut this place,
llamta, Texas. April 2S.,-A tornado passed
over here yesterday from sonthwest to north
east Eve miles southeast q: here II struck.
wioelins everything In its 10Th, kiiling Mr..
George Jackson ani wife, and perhaps fatally
-intuirE Mrs. Wall. othsrs were hurt bu,
not seriously II seemed to rise and then
din down. occasionally unroofing hot,s-
aaJ scattering the rail fences perusouousjy.
Ctnt 'drratlc damage was douc to fruit tfces.
bit nc fatalities are repaired. except from
Tho Jackson nsightorhnnd. 1t pissed oyer
the tcwn. doing very httle thmagr.
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MToL HOTEL
WV 4. Hcr.ey,
| Manager. =

NnSlss, $3.50 to
E.,Mr day. Six
..syant rooms.
~ ath, Large
~ i Q o m S.
.s!Ially located.
~. secommoda-
n \ ot CONNER
Y aen In she
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TIM l<enpAy y mtaes.

cdrpus dhrIsti, Texas. April s4.--A epAcial
,rtetinE Of the Kepedy Rifes No held hefe
this evening, when all the msrabers and ssv-'
raj outsiders attached their slGuatufee q 3;
roll Offering their eeryicAa - 9yoi0nteR44 ~
the United Sfafes army They are nor ~
readiuess % hear arms ~ ~ houf't netleesl
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-25

Nafogdockes, Texat, ApFii t3.--NsW eQuip-
merts have Just arrived for the Stone Fort
Isines here. The company " In cxcellent
nricr aud receiving now tuemhers daily 4
the hoys are nrsitus for call 10 actual
f.lyiec. ana VIII be sHohg the hret ~ yoev
u,,letr 10 night 5sS q. N n & \ IA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-25
As9.mpf~a A..n~.g..t,o.

Hsmpsicad. Texas, April ea.--A about o
O'Clock last night Lee sessrs, a negro, was
driving home in his buggy. and when near
the residence OF Dr IeGrand some ptixcresnt
fired a pistol, the ball striking the horse.
which ran about 100 yards and then fs1i dead
The rerpetrator Of the deed ib ~ far I'm.
known.
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q o'clock. Among ths citizen soidcry there
VIII he found none more willing 10 80 to
thu defense Of thsir country than the Tom
liumilon Guards Of Hunts, lie.
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FORT

= u
|An,1,., IN PORT
1Ssnsn bk shnwm nut, Allen,
iEs,issan sch Starke, Crndcison.
lsedjshS ., zen Mary. Chris.iansen.
ssSishh thn n Marguerite. Asbcra.
ltssssI,. OK Eidtrn, Gorentun,
fr sEs,s bk Fortuna. Amrrdsen.
pk Doyre. uisun,
Ssisna Ok Osmo. Johansg"n.
lisissss uy Primus. Ahlsvik.
[SIi.n 2k Panama. christian.sn.
I|16irs,,esk iignrl. Layarc,iu.
aN OK Emma. Garutsylch.
Is,. sy.o.,n Prera Of tie Honor. .
MA 'sxas, April GA telegram wss
u ,..'ertay afternoon BY Mr. G g.
Z q sent 81 Pcn o, 7, r. A.. from
~ ~. Z Holland that Victoria had bsan
'Ns hard fought battle. for ths
2Rsif,Sf p e ssen'ton IN 1sss. Mr.. Hnilana
- I'D /, ,h,na,fatisably 10 this end anf de.
" II, ,nanks which is extended 10 HIM
5sssn',ri ess Of the city 81 Roses wh3
~ tx twe!snr'e and Hospitality cltsri
MIA Il s9 ass Of the strip who VIII be
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Giddinss. Texas, April ai.-severai Of Lee
copnty's valiant cons have slresdY gone T.
the front. Vernon DslrynFIe, from near
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DAYS. Others viii enlist - soon - AZ oepor-
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