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"A Mynme Cluh.

Denton. Texas, April ioA petition was
circulated here yesterday for the Organs
ization OF Dick wynnc club, Tho peti-
ton was numerousIy signed and the sup-i
porters Of the Tarrant county man sFe|
hard at work. cndeavorjng 20 put Denton
oounty's thirteen votes In the conyention
In wynne's column, With. they say. sp-i
parent SUCCESS. {, ~ s. .f
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CRANE SPEAKS.

Hon. NJ NJ. Crane, attorney general spoke
Mt the Auditorium, In this city, tonight. In
the interest OF his candidacy for the demo
cratic nomination for governor There was, a
large crowd of voters present and the speak
sr's remarks were received with an enthusi-
ay,n which evidenced that he made most
favorable Impression. The attorney general
arrived iiom Orange on the 1885,, train and
was met at the train with the brass hann
ard escorted TO the Auditorium by large
crowd Of citizens.
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

cENTERvILLE. = Born, 20 Mr.. and Ars.
Walter Parker, girl. April 4.
EKNIs-.A protracted meeting IL In prog
ross al the Free Methodist church. conducted
by Evangelist Hendricks. assisted by the pas
tor, Rev. Owens.
DENTON. While coming from picr.c on
Lun's Lake, come Tniscrcapt shot AZ flank
BIggs and Erie zieyitr 9Th Dirdshot. The
inissiies struck the boys Nhn were riding
bicycles in the side and arm. but not now
cyer, infetinE serious wounds.
TEMPLE. AT the Bell County lnstitnte
meeting Temple was selected az the Heet
place of holding the summer formal for THIS
district Professor J. y. Kimbali. princ'pai
OF the Temple schools, was elected as con-
ductor Of the same,
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A BUDGET FROM BEAUMONT
Everything Is in Readiness for the
Lumbsrmen's Convention.
a LARGE CROWD IS ANTICIPATED.
ontiine of tho work 10 nc Done.
Committed suicide In Jnii-Elcc-
ton of OFFICERS.

Beaumont' Texas, April 1is@Beaumont is
putting on holiday attire this afternoon.
with the view OF presenting most pleasing
appearance to members OF tho Lumber Deal
ers' Association OF Texas, which meets In It's
twelfth annual session at the opera house
In this city tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock.
With few exceptions the fronts OF business
houses have been decorated with bunting.
flags, pines and palms, and In some in
stances the display is both profuse and
artistic.
| 1t is expected that anywhere between 800
and 500 will attend the meeting and arrange
uents have been made to accommodate and
entertain the larger number The hotels
have been equipped with an extra supply OF
cots and comfortable mattresses, while visit
ing ladies or families will be provided quar-
tiers In private families.
Few who Will attend the meeting arrived
this morning or last night. Among these
we're Carl Drake, secretary Of the assoeietcn
and three or four retail lumber dealers, who
Wanted to place orders before they catered
into the business and pleasures of theii an
nuai convention Editor Defendough of the
Chicago Iinberman aud ", G. Boorman. I'd
tier Of the Lumber Trade Journal OF New
orleans, also put In appearance, while 4.
Arthur joluson of the TimhNrman aud w
L. Barnes editor Of the ST. Louis Lumber
man, are expected In tonight. These latter
two gentlemen We're here Saturday and In
duged In a plover hunt, to reoureratc trom
which. II is reported they repaired TO a quiet
retreat on an early Sunday m0ruing train.
The larger part OF the rc,ail dealers will
| arrive on the Southern Pacific train from the
west tonight and In the morning. The re-
ception committee will meet these as well as
other trains, and see that all are properly
taken care OF.
The association will be IN session three
DAYS the programme for tomorrow being as
follows:
a. m,--Dlrectors' meeting at Crosby house.
10 a. m.--Busness meeting. This meeting
will be opened with an address of welcome by
Mayor D. p. Wheat X. II. Kelly Of the
Beaumont Journal and secretary of~ie Texas
and Louisiana Lumber Manufacturers asso-
citation will then extend q greeting from the
manufacturers. to both of which addresses
Sam swinford, president of the association,
VIII respond.
While the men arc holding business SEES
sion the ladies Will be entertained AT Elks'
Hall.
In the afternoon at o'clock the visitors
will be taken to the saw mills and other
lumber Industries in the city, and at $50 Mt
night there Will be an entertainment at the
opera house, complimentary TO visiting la
dies.
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Mumford, Texas, April lin street
duel with pistols yesterday evening Pete
Oadham white. was shot and perhaps
fatally wounded by q negro named Nose
Hines. Oadham's brother had difficulty
with the negro the night before which led
10 the shooting, The negro was recently
discharged from the penitentlary. He made
his escape and has not been apprehended.
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Inye.tIen,ion Of Primaries.

Fort Worth, Texas, April II The grand
Jury investigated the charges OF fraud pre-
ferred by defeated candidates for tax coll
Iector againet the election officers, and
found insufficient grounds for the charges.
excnerating the Judges OF the late pri-
maries. The grand jury counted the ball
let's and canyagsed the returns and was UNI
able 10 discover discrepancies OF more than
three votes etafaifi .1Hl az
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Accused of ,I,nrder.

Fort Worth, Texas. April lI.-Franls
Falks was brought in late this afternoon
from ALE and lodged in the county Jail.
Falks is charged with numbering his
brother in-iaw. Thomas Pruitt. In an af-
fray between the two men Saturday night.
Pruitt was shot twice through the head
being killed instantly. Falks received a
wound through the right arm,
The cause of the difficulty is not known.
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THE FIRE RECORD.
some Quick wor, at u FIRE.

Hampstead. Texns, April ic.-Fire broke
out at o'clock last night at the framo rest
denoe OF Mir. g. Wilde IN the western portion
OF the city. When tho alarm vas given the
blaze was visible afar aud it was thought
the house and contents would be n total loss,
But nempstead has water works now. and.
judging from last nights work, a crack IRA
company. Though the run WIS a fun mic,
the bcys got there IN hurry With their hos,
ear. and ghiped control so rapidly that The
loss will not amount 10 over SS50 which is
not covered by Insurance
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Nd CITY NEWS ITEMS
h,rbor Being Placed ID a Coz.
ditiou for Defense.
n OF TORpEDoEs BEING LAID.
Arc Arranged 10 Fire singiy
A. Groups-Rnpid Fire Guns
.,cctcd-Thc sncngerfest.

..too. Texas, April H. Second Lieu-
Harry Burgess, corps of engineers,
reported to First Lieutenant G.
Ibs this morning Tor duty.
brporal and six privates of the en-
battalion arrived here yesterday
IL they also reporting to Lieutenant
tanaut Burgess will be placed in di-
large OF the work of mining the en-
IN the harbor with torpedoes and
ahead with the work just as SOON
nreliminaries can be arranged. All
,orpedoes necessary are here and the
n c,ble and electrical apparatus nee
N work them is on hand. 1t is the
n intention to use the government
hr Anna for this work, but If 1t is
that the vessel is unsuited for the
HI is possible that the lighter Bessie
u chartered for the purpose.
ktenant Burgess is fresh from the tor
|sebool at Willets Point, where he
ken thorough course in the hand
! torpedoes. They are complicated af-
|nnd a special knowledge is required
Her to get the best results out of
4 not known here yet whether the
4 81 the men of the engineer battalion
weston will prove permanent or not.
event of hostilities it is extremely
THAT the men will be kept here in
IN work the torpedoes in the event
Iostile ships should undertake TO force
trance into the harbor. In the mean
III is also likely that picked COM
n skilled electricians will he selected
hye some pointers as to how TO man
be torpedoes.
SO torpedoes, as has heretofore been
med. are arranged to be fired singly or
bups by electricity, and will be con-
h from the torpedo casemate located
n Point. They are fitted with mech
which forms an automatic connec-
NTH the firing battery when the tor
4 are Jared as by a lick from pass
essel, but in time of peace the firing
III is turned off and the torpedoes May
unded in perfect safety by friendly
Is. II is not probable, however, that
lly vessels will be permitted TO mou-
With them to any great extent, as a
D of hundred POUNDS of dynamite is
he old fellows shotgun. which was
'rous without lock. stock or barrel, as
Id woman said when he thrashed her
the ramrod.
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waxahachie, Texas, April II. Eli
Browning. living Just north Of this city,
disappeared Saturday and has not been
found His neighbors have been much cx-
erclsed and have formed searching squads
10 locate him II possible.
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Dentou Crane CIub.

Denton. Texas, April io,--A Crane club
was organized here last uigbt with good
membership, a. H. Graham was elected
president and j. @. Chance vice-president
and Corbin johnson secretary Hon. a. @.
OmsIey addressed the assembly. which was
very enthusiastic. The club then ad'
jonrned TO meet subject 70 the call OF Inc
nregldent ~
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ties of Layaca. Gonzales. Colorado and
Wharton, to succeed Hon I. II. II. Dennis
of Wharton. who declines reelection.
Prof. Adams Is a young man and while
teaching for some years has also been ad-
mitted TO the bar.
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Ramsey and Secretary Senier. He said.
"a do not know yet that shall make the
race for congress against Hon. John w.
Crawford AZ times | think ! VIII run, and
at others that l VIII let politics alone AT
this time am for Crane for governor, and
believe he will carry Lamar county"
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FrdernI court I'D waco.

waco. Texas. April 1.-THE April term %
,,ha circuit court Of the Northern district OF
Texas convened today. Judge Aieck boar'nHn
asJ'ouislapn presiding. The law docket was
80 ,bs grand Jury was impaneled at
eaiiea io anu MS afternoon. Resolutions OF re-
sps se sss john So th Mse mInu ssss TS
mitted anu ardinurned out Of rcsFeet 10 the
s ,su.s "a Judre Rector was up 70 his dea,n
nudge Of this district
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C,rrnc ~ Ornnre,

Orange, Texas. April 11.--Attorney Gem
eral N. NJ. Crane addressed large audi
ence at the court house here this after
noon at o'clock. He made magnificent
straight out democratic talk. and many en-
comiums have been passed upon his
speech. He left on the $50 train for Bssu-
mont a
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ncsidcnce Rnrncd.

Temple, Texas. April 1o--1ast night at 10
O'Clock fire destroyed the resdenco of Cap
tain George w, Morris. on the south side,
Less about $3.50; partially insured Hose
corsrany No. overturned Its hose carriage
a. the water works pumping station with ten
men on II, but by n miraculous escape meme
McrN badly hurt.
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and stood AN excellent cxamination.

and stood an excellent examination
The grand jury has returned but few In
dictments, aud expects to adjourn wcdncs-
day.
The case OF the heirs OF s. q. Hanks
against some forty people for the Hanks
league and labor OF land Is set for Wednes-
day. Some OF the present occupants have
been In possession for forty years. The
propertyin involved Is worth $4,000. There
are three law firms employed on each side.
two being nonresident firms.
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.Iisdemennnr Cnscn Vol Nnfc.i.

Ardmore, |. IT,. April 1.-THE United
States court for the Southern district of
the Indian Territory convened here today.
Judge Towpsend, in his charge to the
grand fury. instructed them not TO consid
er any misdcmeanor eases on account OF
having enough criminal cases to keep them
busy
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San Angelo. Texas, April i0'--At = vv'.'s
san NI ,ss,ing ali last week, conduetei foF
s sp",,,ab,s rurposss by the negroes, VIM y.
n..,ar was elected over McKlnley ~ n, iarss
, nry,,r There was great snow OF 'n''s'
during the contest.
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corslcana. Texas, April ~. Reports
como IN from Ellis county 70 eap,pai@ll
headquarters that business and faRI1inG
viii be suspended throughout the dtffeIoo1I
neIgbborhoods whore 0overnor Jestss IN
appointments to speak Everyhp1y y r ~
pairing 10 turn out and Elve M Jella( n
big hearing. x n y \; ,zg li:;
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stncI2mnn kilIed.

Dcnison. Texas, April 1i.-John Daniels.
prominent stoekmau, was thrown from his
horse yesterday on Washita street and his
meek broken,
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MANUFACTURERS TO MEET.

The Texas and Louisiana Lumber Manu-.
faeturers' association Is to hold meeting Ia
IRIS city tomorrow morning. but they have
nat dccidtd where the nesting WIZ DC nein.
rio larger portion OF them belong 10 the
it.n,herlneu,s association, which meets at the
opera house.
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unlikely Meeting,

Ccrsicaua, Texas. April 1.-THE business
houses OF the city were all closed this morn
ing TO atterd the Mulkey meeting Rev. Null
key is sailing into sin and Satan with, bis
clccyes ioIlod up ard Is drawing large crowds
Fully eGop people heard his nermor IN RES
ttution' last night at the tabernacle
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Thirty-aye Year Sentence.

Junction. Texas, april ll.--For the kill
INK OF John Truman. deputy sheriff. the
jury gave Clip Harden thlrty-iiye years In
the mem
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NOTES

Webster Flanagan, rocnntiy appointed col
loctor o! Internal revenue for the Austin dis
HIS cfficn today, J. E. ol6rleht OF this city
Will be his chief clerk.
The funeral OF John B. Rector took place
this evening from 81 Dnvid'a church aud tho
remains were followed 10 the grave by n
large and imposing cortegc
The applications OF the American Fire and
National Standard Insurance companies for
authority to do business IN Texas hive boon
insurance. r.
News was received here today Of the serious
Illness In New Orleans OF Dr. H. u Daniels.
and bis two daughters have gone 10 his bed,
side.
Collector Of Internal Revenue Flanagan M
pointed the following deputies today: Thomas
Waco. John Nyland at Bronham
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FonT WORTH posToFFIcE.
Mrs. Turner In Receiving Indorse-
Inents from Lending Republicans.

meDts from Lending Republicans.
Dallas. Texas. April 1.-THE indorse-
mont OF Mrs Ida l.. Turner for postinis-
tress Of Fort Worth by DR.. John Grant
has aroused a strong feeling OF resentment
among those republicans who believe In
the faithful. getting everything In sight.
DR.. Grant has been roundiy Denounced and
abuse Is still being heaped upon him from
come quarters.sIt oan be stated that strong
pressure has been brought TO bear upon
State Chairman Green 10 secure his III
dorsement for Mrs Turner General Man
aver Yoakum OF the Frisco and other Of
Mr. Greene tiose railroad friends have
brought all their Influence 10 this end.
For a while II seemed certain that Chair
man Green would add his signature TO
Mrs. turner's list Of Endorsements. But
the big State chairman seems wary. He
fears such policy would ruin him polt-
icaily. He Is between two fires He wants
TO please his cloge friends aud lie wants to
suhserye the interests OF the republican
marty of Texas N the same time. II Is
believed now that he Will compromise tho
situation by refusing 10 take hand In the
fight either for or AGAINST Mrs. Turner.
II IS felt In Dallas that MIRA Turner'S
chances for reconciliation are decidedly
better than those Of any Of her opponents.
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coNFNl,rNArn lloME.

The governor today appointed A. w. Me.
Ner of Caldwell to scat on the Confederate
Home board of managers TO succeed J, H.
i'rnyor, who has resigned or account ul
having been elected mayor OF Dallas The
board viii meet tomorrow to elect n success.
sor to General liardoman, and Il Is under
stood that Captain Rufus King OF Bell county
las Tie ElNernors lndorhement for tho plaeo
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THE sAENGERFEsT.
RAPID FIRE GUNS.

/ two rapid fire guns for Fort Point
been shippsd from, New York. to-
fr with their carriages and ammuni-
They have been on the road several
and should show up here most any
They were bought In England, and
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! ! : s & 81 Fhi LADIES.

and these have tho effect of onyx and are
not like whit are generally known as Jet
buttons,
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Angostura Biiters are Endorsed by all tbs
leading physici2ns and cheuists for purity
and wholesomensss. &c. the genuine--Dr.
siegerts-
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ENTII,,sIAsrIc roE an Ntlt,

Judge X. w. Hudson of r,msan is hero to-
day and reports that Mr.. Crane met with
fa,trr'nr receptions, madn many friends and
stentiy strengthened his cansn during HID ro-
cent tour of South Texas, certain newspaper
reports to the contrary Notwithstanding
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pnaic2 Indecidcd.

Dallas, Texas. April ll.--DfmocTatiI
National Committeeman James g. Dude,
Of Parts Tptnt the dsy in Dallas. ne called
al the Crane headquarters and saye re-
ports that were very cheering to Manager
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ron WIVES ANp Mornnns.

The mothers wives aad sisters WI . loo,s
after the wardrobe of the male members OF
their family will appreciate the following
Information; The stcr, keepers say that
dtuble and single breasted skeleton coats
OF blue and black serge are 10 be promi-
nent In spring fashions for men and boys.
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Collars will be worn high and truped
down at the corners kound-cornered ana
turnover collars will be In style also.
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Small boys will wear checks. A fnvorite
style of dress viii be short trousers, buclslcd
nj the knees. n vest huttonod up TO the
throat, and short rounded Jacket with
sailor collar. The trimming for the collar
will be braid, and the trousers and sleeves
viii lie finished off with SIX pearl but
tons.
'rhc width In mems aud boys belts will
vary, Seal and Rusaln will be fayorito
feathers, and the old-fnshioned buckle will
again prevail
Box coats viii be fashionable, and viii
be made of covert CLOTH with either lap OF
strap seams.
A novelty in bathing suits this year viii
he the Roman striped suit, made OF silk
md wool.
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COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

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day. october ~, TermPart before smyth
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AMERICAN STOCKS IN LONDON.

London, Oct. 9-The expected realization on
certain foreign and American securities car
red here on German account tends TO depress
values and the complications OF foreign poll
ties also discourage operators The whole attl-
tude Of the market Is expectant and uncertain.
At the same time. there Is no disposition to re-
gard with apprehension the financial and COM
mercial situation in the United States and
Germany The prices OF Americans have sur
fered in sympathy with the bear attacks and
the absence OF support. Philadelphia and Read
ing first preferred went down q OF a point; sold
bonds. y point; Northern Pacific, a point; At
chison Topeka and Santa Fe preferred u point
Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe ordinary u
point; Baltimore and Ohio. u point; Southern
preferred y point; Southern ordinary. Is point:
Denver and Rio Grande preferred. Is point;
Denver and Rio Grande ordinary y point; Chi
cago. Milwaukee and St Paul preferred. Il
point; Louisville and Nashville preferred. u
point: Erie preferred "a point; Erie ordinary,
i point, and Union Pacific, u point.
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portions. Gold imports in the week brought the
total autumn receipts to date, including the re-
ceipts at San Francisco to about $1S000000
AT the close Of the week London discounts ex-
hibited a hardening tendency while In the local
market further ease was noticed. Posted rates
for sterling ruled at 81 S2is for sixty days and
81 ~ for sight. while actual rates were 81 Sl%0
81 81 and 81 SASS S4h for long and short bills
respectively. The foreign money markets re-
feet caution and uneasness In European money
centres.