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Omaha daily bee., 1898-07-03

1G0 ACRES 1 mile from good Nebraska
town: mortgage 81, 900, which I will pay
and give clear deed for 1000. Glover,
1.-THE Real Estate, Man." 3O2 Karbach Blk.
i7iH RE-M6S9Jyl0
Omaha daily bee., 1898-07-03

500 WILL make $500 to $1,000 in stock spec
uiation Through your own broker). VIII
impart information for 20 per cent of net
profit after made. CONFIDENTIAL. Prompt
action Imperative. .Insider,' room 80,
1913 Nassau St, New York. Y-662 90
Omaha daily bee., 1898-07-03

400 FOOT frontage in Saunders & Hime-
baugh's add. for $3.50.
Wanted, house, barn and lot with alley.
will pay 81, 900 cash.
lO-room house, reception hall, library, fur
mace, porcelain bath, oak downstairs, and
all modern convenieiices on 8lst st. near
Pacific. Nice lawn and all new. For
particulars see r. C.. Peters e Co, U. S.
Natl Bank Bldg. RE-M675 3
Omaha daily bee., 1898-07-03

By Young man. large. pleasant room with
board. private family preferred; conyen-
tunt to South Omaha. will pay well for
frst-ciass accommodations. T SO. Bee.
. K-M70i 30
Omaha daily bee., 1898-07-03

FOR SALE, 101 acres of fruit and farm
land four miles east of Council Bluffs.
For terms address A. w. Pinney. Coun-
ell Bluffs, Ia, RE-667 3
Omaha daily bee., 1898-07-03

s30O-WILL invest this amount with serv-
ices in any Office. brokerage or light
manufacturing business. Address II 80,
Bee. Y-661 81
Omaha daily bee., 1898-07-03

WANTED, good accommodations reasona-
BILE, convenient TO cars, for parties at
tending exposition. Illinois Mercantile
Renting Co, gao Wabash, Chicago,
K-65l 50
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-29
SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

WAXAHACHIE.- Tho new officers OF
the Uniform Rank Knights OF Pythias were
installed last night.
REAGAN--Jay ,Ruffian negro, was
sbot and MORALLY wounded on tho y. @,
Wells farm, near here, by white man
MOUNT vERNoN--The local lodge Of
Odd Fellows celebrated tho seventy-ninth
anniversary of the order In BETTING man
ne-.
HEARNE.--M Edna Reinhardt was
elected May Queen for the picnic TO De
given at the Westbrook grove by tine Gem
etery association.
cEoRGETo WN--Persons unknown have
thrown rocks through sevcral plate glass
show windows in business houses Ma
Jiclous mischief the only reason. np-
parently.
TRoY--R. N. Garrett. stock dealer OF
thIa town. has shipped today seyenty-two
fat hogs 10 Waco market. few years ago
this community had their smoke houfe W
Kansas. but now they have 1t at home and
n surplus.
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TEXAS POLITICAL MATTERS
Hon. Seth r. Mills Is Resting Easy
at Home.
THOUGHT TO HAVE A BROKEN THIGH
Mr.. witt Has withdrawn from this
Race-JudEe Lyle Announces
for Congress.

Waco, Texas. April 2s.--lion. Seth r.
Minis was brought home this morning from
Granger, where he was the victim OF an &C
cident yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Mills was
in Granger In the interest Of his candidacy
for state treasurer and undertook to
board the southbound Missouri. Kansas aud
Texas at 1870 as the train moved away from
the depot. Another passenger got on Just
ahead OF him. causing some delay. and run
ming along to keep up until the other man
got out of HIS way. he was nearing the end
Of the platform when he grabbed the hand
guard and attempted to step upon the car
step. Tho car. however. was moving
swiftly and dragged him on the platform,
throwing him with considerable force to
the ground The extent OF his injury Is
not yet known, but II is believed there Ia =
fracture Of the thigh joint. He is at home
to-day. and after a rcdrcesing OF the wound
has rested easy.
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NEUROLOGICAL

WIEELER--Ja Jasper. Texas, April 25. =
Died, Saturday, April %. Mrs. s. y,
Wheeler. aged Sc years.
DtcKERsoN- Hamilton. Texas. April
81 - Mrs Dlckcrson. Wife Of Gid Dicker-
son, died and was buried last Thursday.
SELDOM Texas April 90 --Miss
Maudc Seldom. aged about II years. died
curly this morning Of consumption. The
funeral was held this cvning.
ROSS Fort Worth Texas. April 2s,---
Mrs. Howard Ross died yesterday ny this
city. She was 81 years of age and leaves
husband to mourn. She was native
OF Texas, having been born in Waco,
RUsSELls--Russell. Texas, April 20. II.
n, Russell prominent citizen OF this
community, died yesterday mt 2;So o'clock
of Bright's disease Deceased was buried
toiny with Masonic honors Mt North Creek
cemetery
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Texas, April 2s
Judge A. c. woodall. nm old citizen, died
last night and was buried this afternoon.
He was man universally esteemed and
honorcd and his demise is much regretted.
Aged 65 years }
NOIDS-palostinc Texas. April
"a Miss LIilc McReynolds daughter OF
Postmaster McRcynolds. died at her home
In this city today. The remains VIII pc
taken TO the family burying ground NJ
Nechesyille for internent.
COI4is--Dcnton, Texas, April 27.--Fred
NJ. Cole n young resident OF this county,
while on his way to West Virginia last
Sunday, died on the train lust alter pass
ing ST Louis Consumption was the dis
ease. He was only % years old.
FENNER- Texas April 2b-
I'D Fcnner died and was buried on In,
Goth instant. The Odd Fellows conducted
tho ceremonies. He died Of lung troubles
supposed by our best physicians 70 nay,
bcnn blood poison OF the lungs contracted
while nursing brother odd Fellow. whose
arm was cut mp In gin and nmputated
and he died after n long siege oil bloot
ooisoning. Mr.. Fnnner nursed him ciosel'
for many weeks and lost his own lie soon
nfIar
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Austin ia. Houston :.

Austin. Texas, April 2s.The awful slug
sins of the Senator's pushes the visitors down
another notch today. Morgan was hit all
ever the field, Bailey, Lstimcr and kohrie Of
the home team, being the less merciful to
his easy delivery. The game was Ions and
listess. cceasionod BY numerous errors.
Griffin led the game in fielding and played
fast hal. all tho way Though, accepting ten
chances without AN error. Mckenzie aud
Reed scored bad errors however, which were
very costly Weber was too hard for most
OF the buffalons TO solve. though McNenxin
got on him for three singles. .iorgau was
an casy mark for the banners and what
they did to him was wicked.
The Houston club disgrated itself today.
Their playing was simply cxecrnblc; nearly
ever. man acted like player playing for
his release and The captain manager led his
team ia tho listless lazy work.
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eundny school Convention.

Waco. Tcxas. April 2s.--The State Sum
day school convention concluded It's l4bors
tonight and adjourned 10 meet April IS.
1892 at Cameron. Texas. -Thc following
officers we're elected: President. W. H..
Godber OF waco; vice presidents. o. H.
Chapman OF waxaharhie. Milton J Bein
Of San Antonio. Israel Stoddard OF Jacks
boro. s. j Thompson OF Hillsboro, " )
ias. 8. q. Trice cf Dallas, w. J Morton
Of Weaiherforn. a. O.. Mccarthy Of Tay-
Tor. ]. T., Mckenzie OF Lott, T. J. York OF
corsIcana. JEFF Kemp OF Cameron r y,
Brooks az Corslcana was reelected secre-
iary. and JInk Evans OF corsicans WAS re-
elected chairman OF the executive com
mittee
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tIatonld, JeAus, apTi So.--I iihi"i iSa W.
precinct No. were held here today and
instructed for the following candidates:
Culberson, Sayers, Trice. Robson, Carl
son and Smith.
Ellinger, Texas, April 2s.--Primary WAS
hsId here today. w. s Robson was nom
inted for congress- delegates go uninstruct-
cd as to other Offices and county nomina-
ton and are to vote as unit.
sohrlcnburg, Texas, April 2s.--The pri-
mary convention was called to order by
M c. Lucy The democratic test WAS
taken G. q. WlIlfob was elected chair
man. c. s. vedder secretary. The dele
gates were selected and instructed for say
ers for governor. Browning for lieutcnant
governor. Smith for attorney general ana
for w. $. Robson for congress first, last
and all the time and against nominations
| TO- county officers.
west Point, Texas. April 2s.-Democratic
! primaries were held in this precinct OF
Fayetto county today. Resolutions were
adopted advising that full vote be ppllen
| al The November election. M the represent
tntion OF tho county IN the conventions de-
pended on this:
pesolvod That We will not indorse the
| candidacy OF any man for nomination I'M
| leas he is known TO be In sympathy with
| the Chicago platform.
pfsolyed That We most cordially and
enthusiastically lndorse the candidacy Of
| Judge w :. Robson for the congressional
| nomina,.on as one who has ever bcen loyal
| 10 the cause Of democracy and whose pres
| emit views fully accord with the Chicago
| platform. and that our delegates 10 the
| county convention be instructed to vote for
him as u unit
The candidates instructed for were Say
| ers. Trlce. Groos. Garrison. Other Offices
/ were not Instructed for
The chair appointed the following dele
gates 10 the county convention. J. a. Darby.
{. w Moore. n. l.. Farrls. ]. b. Primm,
| hlIl. i. w. C,lispIe. c. Tolbcrt. J. p. Haynin,
| william Kahn, Iosenh Hozark. A. w
Reeves. r.. Reynolds, v. $. Ran
4 LoGranre. Texas AnrlI 2s.--Thc dino
cratic primary convention OF precinct 80.
was called 70 order a the courr h 9,u, y
1 Caorge A. Hall was elected permanent
chairman and j. Meyenberg secfetary
Delegates to tire county convention. which
meets on Nay 7 were selected aud IN
structcd to vote for w. y. Robson for con
gress, ". c, Peasants for nssonlnte lusiic'
court OF civil appeals First judicial district
Major Joseph ID Sayers for governor ant
MEX Neitzen for the legislature
4 qtesoIutiong we're adoDfed indorslnR Gov
ernor Cu,ba-son's administration aud fay,
oring his candidacy for the UDited states
senate.
resolution Of resnect was nassci Touch
ing The death OF Hon. r. II. Phelps. {
lnypI. true and time-honored democrat
whom death hns claimed since the lag
campaign.
resolution was adapted favcring an 81
I nronr.AtEnn nv the next legislature for hi
purpos. Of maintaining our State militia
a great deal Of discussion va Indulge
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tAsyette County Primaries.

Flatonia, Texas, April rs. Primaries OF
precinct No. were held here today and
instructed for the following candidates.;
Culberson, Snyers, Trice. Robson, Carl
son and Smith.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-29

Ono mile, selling Schedule. 100; King Fire,
%: Aiva's Pet, NJ, Raymond f.. Wheaton, 90;
FORGET Not. 50: Moline, My Liszic, So, yellow
Jacket. 49,
Four aud onc-hnt furlorgs. solling--Pcter
sterling. los; Lafayette, loi. Logan Lander
man ,n2, Lygin. I.costraius. t0i; Rcd Pirate
100; Wood Cut Cpllctte, %; Trec Pot, lrono
DAILY. Lizzie Kelly, ~, 4. -,
Brunt 1Oi; Bon Waddcll, ini; Ramona, w;
Tho Parrot Mouthed, Anger, %, silva, Mi
Koacio. Cave Spring. Robnrt Bonner, Mysters'
SIS; Dawn, sc.
Mississippi handicap, mile and ono sixteenth
---Fervor, iOs; Good Times, lo5. Goodrich, w,
Buckyidere 100: Linda, 20,
Eiye-ciphths Of q milc--IIarry Duke. lii'
Horse shoe Tobacco. los; Domsic. lo2; Hay
den Edwards. %: Tom Collins. s6' Mary
Zei,a, e5: Miss Gussic, ~; Mike iiayerty, ",
Tbrne-fourths OF n mile. selling.7.ltm fIocd
III: Mover, Nicholas, Judge Stnndmnn; GAM mn,
madion. Basauil, Ill, liish Noon I'VE i ~.
pilly, los: Harrie Floyd. 1857 Al Lone loo'
alnrneystonc, .Jr.. 20. Asaon, &C.
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Orange Recruits.

Orange, Texas April PA Telegram,
was received here this afternoon from
Captain Smith of the Beaumont Light
Guards asking for five recruits to make
up his full quota, orders to move being
expected Immediately. The following young
gentlemen volunteered and Will so with
the Beaumont company: w. w. Wind
ham, Turner Hurst, D. d. Mckay, S. NJ.
Bowman and Hardy Walston.
The j. Van Ratcliff Cavalry company
has been recruited to forty men and re-
organization will be effected tomorrow
night.
Denison Rifles and Stanley Rangers.
Denison, Texas, April 27.-The recruit
ing office of the Denison Rifles and the
Stanley Rangers closed today. More than
100 men over the necessary number pre-
scented themselves and We're refused. The
new recruits are young men of good fam
lily connections and ambitious to move at
once against the dons. Several hours are
consumed every night in drilling
The Fifth Regiment band of this city
has its full contingent and will go to the
front with it's command.
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HOUSTON DAILY Posn FRIDAY MORNING. April 90 1894

School juniors, for the benefit OF tho High
School library fund This Is for good cause
ard should have the support Of the public. II
will be good game, as both teams are n
good form.
Seniors -Riordan (captain,. catcher; Breed.
ing, pitcher: nenson. fvst base: CARRIER, sec.
ond base, Oliver. third base, Clemens, short
stop; Swinford. left ncld; Ward, center fc'di
Robertson, rieht ncid.
Enthusiastically. catcher: Cannon. nitchers
sam, first base: DO lcsdcrnier, second base;
Roberts, third base; Porter tcaptain) short
stop: Forbes, lcst field; Court center Held
Tarver. right field.
Substitutes hnrlctcn. Wolf,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-29

Beaumont, Texas, April ga cohslgn'
ment of ammunition, consisting oil cart
ridges, etc., for the Sabine Pass forl'i';a-
tions arrived In Beaumont. today and WIZ
he forwarded to Sabine Pass tomorrow
morning. The guns for the fortiiicaiions
have not yet arrived, but Engineer Brown
lee reports the carriages placed and says
he can mount the guns within forty -eisu'
hours after they reach the Pass
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-29

The Eagles and the Rnttlesnakc Siuggcrs
played n game OF ball yesterday, the Eagles
winning by "a score of TO s. The feature
of the game was the playing of Duncan at
short and the pitching of Johnston ana
Lange. Johnston struck out and Lnngc =,
and both battcd we'll each getting a nome
run and n couple of singles BattftlcS--
Encles. Johnston and Spence; singgers'
LANCE and Wallace
The Burfaloes and the Third Ward Juniors
played n game Of bnll, which was won us w.
former by n score OF c 10 2. The feature Or
he game was the playing OF NJ. Jacobs VINO
made nine assists and no errors.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-29

y texas, April 2S'--Eversenins is
...a in readiness at the encamp-
ss,sds for the reception of the vol
=. movement of which will In nll
I. hspin within forty eight hours.
s.,. from washington with regard
..ucentration here are expected to-
as soon as they are received
.,vernor Is advised of the powers
.s.rcIse he will make recomme nda-
~ the appointment OF Offices, It
.ssr,tood that he has already made
lind in that respect. The general
aiding is that be will recommend
v.bry for the colonelcy of the First
40 p. Smythe for the colonelcy
s.sond: w. r. Handy for the colo
J, ,he Third, and ]. R. Watios for
,.oelcy Of the cavalry regiment.
4. Instructions from Washington the
Y, his evening appointed DIR. Bacon
n. AZ Fort Worth and DR.. G. d,
!, waco on a medical board which
.,,,ra all officers and volunteers In
Ms troops before being mustered
M service OF the United States. These
,.,,ns with one appointed by the sur
general Of the army will constitute
ucdical board.
,.pt.in of the Fort Worth Fencibies
I, declined to Internationally volun-
\. services of his company, the adj
!, ssneral has ordered him to turn the
and equipment of the company over
.utenant Rosenfield. who is authorized
.,,t mart of the company which de-
q volunteer Internationally along
additional men.
arms Of the Busch Rifles OF Calves
I'M be called for and they have not
included in the regiments formed,
,uer having been received from them
Ielekaphic inquiry as to whether they
ued to volunteer.
Iautenant Drew, the United States army
Y Who will muster the volunteers into
M. is Of the opinion that he will get
Sufb In about seven days and the four
Enents will then be transferred to
khington or Chickamauga.
Teens that since Governor Hogg has
hired his services to the governor a
n rivalry has sprung up among the
|Rent military companies to secure him
d member. The Houston Light Guard
several North Texas companies have
"a him that they had place saved for
j and today the recruiting officer of the
lR1or's Guard called on him and asked
10 enlist. He apparently does not relish
attention which his offer has attracted.
luer.
In. Johnston OF Houston was here to-
and had an interview with the gov
n about the change Of the point of con-
ration from Houston to Austin. What
I'd between them was not made public.
u regard to this matter Culberson
YES that he recommended the change
'ply on the ground Of convenience and
ause the State camp equipment is all
b
Afutenant Richie of the United States
paeerlng corps, who has been elected
saei Of the volunteer regiment organized
salyeston, was in the city today to
'er bis services and those of his men
We governor. In view of the fact that
'sa responses have been received from
',e'unteer Guard to make up the quota
- from Texas, Lieutenant Richie asks
nn regiment be taken into the volun-
uuard and given first chance in case
second caiI
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New: York. April 2s The track at Aque-
duct today was sen Of mud. Results
Tour and half furlongs selling Effer-
veseent. Extreme Ninety Gents. Time l;1s
Owners handicap, six furlongs-.1he Manx-
man, Bnnnock. Trcmargo Time 1:1S3-h.
-Four and a half furlnngs- -Prestidisitatrice,
Simmons, Chanter. THE .biM.
: TIL, Averne stakes, about seven furlonss--
Sly Fox, Tabouret, Warrenton. Timo
Milo and forty yards selling -Doggct.
fiesta, Ben Ronald Time. 152 10.
Six furlongs selling-comc Quick, Ouch
esq Annette. Frisk. Time Lei rs.
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rhe GnlYcston Reglment.

Galveston, Texas, April 2S.-The reH-
ment of volunteers raised last week is
still drilling and recruiting aud now mas
full complement of men almost me
statement sent out from Austin tnat this
regin,ant was formed merely for the nur-
nnse Of finding places for few officers Is
untrue. They are all fighters and are
wiling to go to the front under any con-
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Ian sherman Infnntry.

sherman. Texas. April 27.--capta,h pu-
pont Lyon. Of the Lyon Sherman iniantry'
today received a telegram from Paris 70
tho effect that he could draw ON sna.
Mace for twenty to twenty-five recruits 70
his company. This increases me Lyon
sherman infantry to about eighty. y en-
pected that when the company se's h'o''Ae
orders II will he 100 strong
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-29

City Of Mexico April 2s. Minister Clay
ton has informed the foreign department
Of the government Of Mexico Of the reso-
lu;ion OF the American congress declaring
war with Spain. Minister Maraschal OF the
foreign department has replied. lamentins
the war and hoping for It's speedy termi-
nation. He assures the American minis
ter ON the authority OF President Diaz that
Mexico win maintain the strictest neu-
traiify
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uoTpI. AISRryALs.

Al the fremont Ed~ard NJ. Blake, Now
York. Arthur s. Wolff, Brownsyiiici y. e
A. Weems. Columbia, Texas: 9. w. Tolbott
palestine; NJ. q. Scott. Temple: Dr. n. -.
Harrison. Columbus; Joseph Wright, Dai-
las: ". q. Henccrson. BRENNAN; Il. a.
Wetton and wife. Kempner; y. .. Evans.
Cleburne; G. j. Tillman. Atlanta A.. =.
Willie, city; Dan Sollnsky, beiumon.: a.
Hsmpetead; IL. g. Tompkins, Hempsteadi
III Nj. WekeIdln, New York: George a.
Backus, philadelphia; j. p. Newcomer,
Omaha, j. L. Means, Dallas; II. q. Cham
ben. Philadelphia; r. J. Wileton, Boston;
Eugene Kohn. Philadelphia; ]. o. Puter-
ba,gh, Dallas; Captain J. Flsher, city; ~.
@. Spoggerd, Chicago. :,
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CANDIDATE ron CONGRESS.

Judge Lyle of Waco Announces for
the Nomination.
Waco, Texas, April IS, Judge John N,
Lyle of Waco is a candidate for the demo-
cratic nomination for congress. Judge Lyle
hes given out long document in which
ho sets forth HIS views OH National mat
ters especially as regards pensions for
Confederates aud the combination OF rail-
roads, which. he alleges. drove the Lone
Star Steamship line out of business In
Texas.
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.rbe sIrnnhIs stnkcs.

Memphis. Tenn, April 2S,--Th's wae me
last day but two at Montgomery park. inc
Memphis stakes for e-yenr-cids, at five fur-
longs. was won by the .ayoritei faustns,
scl,orr's pair. Pirate Judge and Cathedral,
finishing second and third respectively
Three fayoritcs finished in front.
n,irni Leo Stratus Time ;Jola
Six furlongs-Nira Louise, Winslow, oni-
moor. Time 1;i7n.
Five furlongs--The Memphis stakes.-hn.as,us,-
us. Pirate Judge Cathedral Time ,ioNf.
Mile and hnlf--C. S. Bush. Traveller,
Collie Bard Tmo 2iia. -. 49,,
Six INTERPRETATIONS, Sedan, liigh I'tNs.
Nile and quarter. Observation-Disclosures.
Uncle jim. Bob Nicely. Time .22
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rwo hase hits-strcklet.. Mancfec, Ray
rer Mayer, Ilurlburt. ODonneil
Three tasc bits--strickleti, Alexander:
i.oft OF bascs--Dnllns u san Antonio .
s,trrrJS crt.-By strick!ntt $. by Volz !.
Eases on called balls-off Striciiett ], on
stolen Alexander, o'Donnell 2.
batters ht--Holland.
Mid pitcbes-Volz.
1imr OF Eamc-2:0c.
('rnll
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San Francisco April %, --Ingesihe results
Tbree and II half furlongs-Gold Fin, Britt
Martis. Crossmolina. Time ;43A.
six furlongs--Imp Tripping. o'conneli'
Cnrdonic Time 1:13%. ~.
Gentlemen riders, mile-Wiiliam OBJ, Met
aira Tuiarc. Time LISA ,, A.,
.s.ceplc chase. short course-"Huhtsn'an' ouf
Climate. Reno. Timo :41iS.
seven furlongs--EIsmcro. Don, Wayompa'
Eva pnl half furlongs- Naran,a. For
tuna kidrs. Time ltes%
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An tn Hearne yOIuntecrs.

Hearne. Texas, April 2S.-Under date of
April 26 the Austin correspondent of the
Galveston News says that the Roberts
Rifles of Hearne refused to respond to the
governors call for volunteers. The Post
correspondent was requested to say that
this is misstatement and that there is no
volunteer company here, already organized,
but should there be need for more volun-
teers. Hearne will send her part.
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= concsraine nomlnatlons tur oesNey 81.
ficcrs. and the delegates we're InAtructed -
vote for county nominations by VOTE -
two 70 enc. s.. i q y. rs. ~
j. ". Moore, Esq, intorms The r0st cees
respondent that the delceation 70 the ceeg \.
~ convention will csst the vote OF this
precinct Tor Hon. Tom Smith foe attornsy
aanora1 ~ x l,.i .,,i x tit' "a
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VACCINATION Of TROOPS Slab ! !


Galveston, Texas. April q. --Brisadier
General w. NJ. Graham, commandinE ~
Department OF the South. arrived ID GALS
weston this morning coming direct from
New Orleans. He was met 1t the Santa Ifs
depot BY few friends and went on bcard
the government aieamer Anna V visit ~
Notifications at Fort Point. He also NE
spected the progress Of the work at Bolivar
and the Denver resurvey, where new ierts
arc building He left on an afternoon train
for San Antonio, ss|
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,nrt wor.h q, Gnivcston 4

rcrt Worth. Texas, April :s.--The game OF
Mi, today between Galveston and Fort
wor,h Wis an agreeable diversion from
monotonous playing of nearly every pre-
cedins game this season. 1t was baluc
bety Ger pitchers with odds in Gladc's favor.
win very few exceptions. both teams played
aoeo,table ball today. Galveston did good
tlsld.ng. The game was spirited and much
enthusiasm prevailed Turner put out Of
game IN sixth inning for dispuung umpire's