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GILLETT HAS BEEN LOCATED.
HE Is SAID TO HAVE DEPOSITED \
LARGE sun IN DURANGO.
Have Accompanied Him 10 CHI
huahua-Dctccfives on Hanu.

Kansas City, December "A journal
DISPATCH from Ch.huohua says: Grant C..
GilIett. the missing Kansus cattle plunger,
whose sudden disappearance startled the
financial wcrd. arrived IN Ctlihuahua on
November % and left OH the morning OF
the oath for Durango. where II is stated
that he depositei large sum OF money II
rhe bank.
He remained only short time IN Du-
range, when he baught return tlukes t1
Chlllpahua. At Jiminez he Was met by his
attorney, c. r, Troxel. ami the .wo en-
pered into low conversation and remained
togsther until they reached chihuahua.
They arrived here last Monday and WRIT
% tho leading hotel, Malere they regists lNsd
We man was undoubtedly Gillett ms MS
signature correspondent with his slgnafure
On document held In this city Troxei
Mt Tuesday on The stage for the West.
Sleeaimably TO the mining camps In the
Sierra Madre mountains.
Til,ett lis still in the city. but bis whero-
apouts are unknown except TO the detect
INNS who are closely Swallowing his every
movement
The report that Gillett had been arrested
ana held In custody here is un !-ue The
1ete poattico says that the Mexican au-
rnofN1ls5 nave not seen him and Know
lhoth1ng OF his whereabouts. He will be-
arrested Immediately on the arrival of au-
tipsr'ttrs from ilfle United States. who are
3 expecssd soon from III Paso. Their BAY
tfaiulrs Is tag with the name &c. X
IrcIe1 Three letters. whidh have arrived
~ the hotel Tor q. G, GiMett, have mys-
uz&ozsey disappeared
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HURRICANE OF A WEEK AGO.
REPORTS OF DISASTERS 10 NEs-
Sells AT SEA COMING N.
The Valdez Passed Dismustcd
Schooner, but Was Unable to RES
enc the Crcw--Othcr Reports.

New York. December 4-'The Nova SEQ
tla schooner Walde4 arrived today from
Gonlvaes and reports THAI during the ngat
Of the hurricane on November &c, in lad
qure 26:32, longitude q 80, she sighted n
dEsmasted schooner of about 700 tons fly
ing signals OF distress. 1t was nearly dark
al the time and her crew could be seen on
the decks gestlculating franticllly for as
slstance. The Waldea bore down on the
stranger and so, closely under her lee and
hailed her. They shouNed that the We sci
was sinking and asked 10 be taken oft.
GanaIa Kemp Jod them th,t his boats
were Stoye in aud useless. 1ihey IA d they
wGsIld come 10 the Valdez in tleir own
boats. ,llrins this time the Walden liza
to- but round that she was rapidly dri..i.g
10 the .srwald, then went about on the
other tack. and after several lacks malaEei
10 reach the bow Of the wreck aud again
drifted down Uhe leeward position. TIE
Waldea hailed again but go no an5wct.
In tho meantime ono her three mast i
Schooner came 30 her assistance.
II is supposed thn The unfortunate men
had attempted TO launch their boa.s dur
ing the night, that They capsiaed and all
hands were lost.
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Formal call for the annual meeting of
the Texas Live Stock association.
Brown of burton wants a state shoot
Mt 1.-Two birds.
Austin conference made appointments
ind adjourned.
A. NJ. L. conference In session AZ
welmar has closed; splendid report as to
Tarl Q1IEi college
Commits slonar-elect Finger gives notice
that all places in the land cffice have been
filled.
En- Sheriff High OF Norris county was
Killed by It negro.
Hon. George Clark OF Waco expresses
his views on the injunction granted ~
judge Mccormick.
Residences were burned at Texarkana.
Deuton.
British steamship Stella Is aground OUT
side Galveston harhor aud Is mile and
half from water deep enough to Heat
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building was by THIS time roaring iuV.
mace From the windows OF the slNtn vi
~ iuh upper stories the flames were rou'
Ing In masses. In the rear all WAS Ill.,.
aud the fins. Department, 20 tar as ina
portion OF the building was concerned, waE
alb olUtely Ioweyless.
At so the Postal building oil fourteen
stories caught fire CHIEF Bonner. VINO hau
charge OF the iiremen. took tAe eleva,ol
and went to the roof 10 give personal ~
rections. AT this time there were lsw
operators who had ignored the orders 81
the fire chief two or three clerks ana
few BOYS az work in the syflinS slnohe'
aud MESSAGES were sent Until phe fia.aes
came and All we're forced to rush for their
lives. Tie unsent messages We're rev at
the telegraph keys.
Chief Bonnr had under his direction all
the FIRE engines stationed below twenty
third street. In addition. five hook ana
ladder companies we're at the scene. Most
of the men worked in the lower parts OF
the building to save adjoining bmtdlngs.
ONLY n few gangs were with the hfe ch',i
on the top Of the Postal building. They
fought with all their strength TO Keep the
flames back. but Notwithstanding all their
Efforts Mt / O'Clock tMoLGay MOI nln8) lha
tlco.s of this building had been partially
destroyed The fire was then WORKING us
way downward Chief Bonner Thought
however. that he had Ut under control
lie did rot expect IL 10 Sel nuOu ps'o"
this.
The fire started from three explosions.
What caused the explosions no one knows.
The nremen could not find out. They Thought
gas had escaped In some manner In tho base
ment and SO resulted in tho explosion.
The Hardware clubs parors. Mhlcb wero
OH the top floor of the Postal buildings were
ruined. Their loss Is heavy. The Home Life
companys building WIS one OF the hand
soonest on broadway and was supposed 10 be
absolutely lircproOt. It's summit was POS feet
above the sidewalk. Lending architects OF
the country submitted plans for its con-
struction.
At $50 Chief Bonner said tho fire would be
out In few minutes. he thought, and that
II could not sprcad
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SUMMARY OF TODAY's IMPORTANT NEWS.
pOh!Es1,ilc.

Grant G. Gnlrt. the Kansas cattlc
Ens. is said 10 have positively located in
chihuahua. Mexico.
a severe suowstorfn and blizzard IL
sweeping over the North and East, pros
trating telegraph and telephone wires and
impeding travel Detrui, ana other cities
cut OH from the rest OF the world.
IN Baltimore 500 houses we're unroofed
end large sections of TIE city are IN dark
hess ti account Of the FRUSTRATED wires.
Fire destroys the five story bullying OF
Rogers. Poet Co. and attacks the tall
buildings Of the Homo Life Insurance
company and Postal Telegraph company
In New York. Loss Will be very heavy.
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Bryan. Texas, December 4.-The Cearal
Texas Teachers association concluded It's
Iators last night and adjourned. The fol-
lowing officers were elected for the en-
suing term: Prof. $. II. Hickman, Bryal.
president; Miss Matte PistOle, Calyese,
vice president Mis- Matte Ivy. Calvert,
secretary end treasurer. AMI Prot Wolfe
Hesrre, transportation secretary, The az,
soc ayion NH hold is next meeting in Cali
wort next March.
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SHORT NEWS STORIES.

MUsKoGEE. L. T.--Neatly The entire hus,.
mss portion OF Eufala was destroyed nv lre
last night The Ices IS estimated at kia0.0oe
MEN YORK Thirty mfa started IL n 81,
days bicycle race nj Madison Souare sardan
Ht l2;O5 o'clock this tMoadayl moraing rhc
starters are In excellent physical condition.
LOUISVILLE, Ky.-William Keller. one ~
tie sest known Presbyterian minisiers 4,
Louisville died from bear. trouble. -
LONDON Arthur Sterling, the well known
actor, 10 dead.
NEW NoRK,--showalter won the seventh
game OF chess against Knowsky Janevysls,
has wens three games to date. showsiter
two drawn.
MEMPHIS, Tenn. Fire completely wreekea
the terminal room OF the cumbsfiand rtlc.
exceed ss0.poo. "''
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snium.ntA from snn Angelo.

SAN Angelo. Texas. December eighty
carloads OF cattle viii be shipped from here
today. thirty carloads went cut asr ngh,.
making total nf about 5Ql0 head gathered
here yesterday for tho shipment. some %.
them 10 10 Cald SSH for feed, some 10 Ar
more. L. r.. and some 20 kHnsas city and
Chicago markets The PRINCIPAL shippers ara
ittcts Bros. OF Kansas, aui T., {. Sugss.
fnyetta Tankersley, Jno. Kybnrn uf lricn
county aud NJ " smisson a. Fort Worth.
Colonel Suggs alone shipping siNH-hye car
loads.
jackson 6 Richardson here have sold for
g. w. Whitehead d Son OF Va Verde coun-
~ to NJ. Y. Smlsson OF Fort Worth 400 steers,
3s and Is. at private terms.
NJ. z, smisson bought OF Captain Turner
ills county, flfty-six I and 5-year-old bull
and Steers at 81 aud S2s. 10 shin icr i'e,
ing
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isoC.AI.

Opening day of the r., #. ard V. Fcs-
tivai, Texas Old Timers Day--Proaramme
in detail.
Report Of the subcommittee on statistics
of the deep water committee. showing
some cogent rsnsons for the opening Of
Buffalo bayou.
Bishop Galloway preached ut Shearn
church aud other special services.
Tie between Albrecht and Smeaton for
the Curtin medal was won by the former.
Turnyeroin decided on several 4 enter
tonmcnts for the future.
Hon. Joe II. Eagle lett to fill his en-
gagements to lecture.
DICK Downing camp appointed com
mIttce TO supervise the removal OF the
Confederate dead in the old city ceme-
terry.
Sheriff Anderson returned with Archie
Iali. charged with killing Patrick j.
Gibson.
Mrs George Maddern died from the ef-
fects oil injuries received by nre
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ToDAy's ENTRIES.
Ne,y orIenns Entries.

Mile and sixteenth. sslling-Noll
Briggs. Necedah, GALLANT Top. Parties, q
liilgeton So, Celtic Bard. 0ndague e "
Babe Fields 101, Pinkoy Potter, Rd
Toykin, Evaline i0I.
Three quarters OF mile, selling W.!
30, Calchas. Bloss %, Tut Tnt NO. "
Bon aqua 10l, Zacatosa Sir Blaze, IA ]
rett 10i, Belle of Dublin jog chancsfy !.
N'in and an eighth, welteMtigbi-Aall
Phil Becker. Jack Martin ~ Brakeu1A
bart. Rockwood 1Sa.
Mile ana a sixteenth. selling--Auut y,
o.. ONuard %. Muron ~ Blue Dan, "
Col. Frank Waters 9S. Varessa, Larle1
Little Billy, Deyo 101. ljaralaria "
Shelby, SNtrdsmau i17. Tranby, Leo IAg;
Seyen-oighths Of mile-Nalissa " " "
tan 50, Elkin liidago lg2; re- VI
Brighton l0i, Stanza. Vice Kess' ~
RObbor 119.
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n.I.funJ Entries.

Tve-elghths of mile. selling, nilas
ubano. Santa Flora, St Rono y 70 Z
SINH. Racivan 9S. Silver BsalN. Rose 3 4 4
1On, Duurraise 10i, Miss Reel Mla'a Z
Weber I03, Rear Admiral loo i,
Three quarters OF a mile, selnIs a. ~ NJ
ruol. Little Alarm, Aluminium. Noy ". n n
de Los Angeles, Torriblo. Melesty, W ~ y y
Nol Such lOi, Ruskin, Beau Monde N'' Z
verso 1i0. * i
six and a half furlongs- Martelb =, y
Medanos, Lime Water H. Obsdian A ~,
Seven eighths Of a le--boslna.n,',, ~,
ton 104. Storm King, san pehaev ~
w l0s. Mistral II, Rneicon ~, n, nm.
Nile and a sixteenth, selling-pii x. s' n
%, Frohman 9S. Myth Greyhnrst, III II
Our Climate, Highland Ball. Berna,r,c a Z
Glenn, Lady Hurst iei, Topmasl NV
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WASHINGTON.

The short or closing session OF the
fiity-fifth congress begins today. Great
Interest centers. in the presidents message.
Tic first buslnessewll be tho passage OF
appropriation bills. the bill increasing the
arms and providing for permanent gov
efrment for Hawaii. The Nicaroguan ca
mai bill and measures Tor the government
of the Islands ceaed by Spain may go
over
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A chiIa Fn1n,lx nnrnen.

Waco Texas December 4.--Ruby Vernon
Kennedy. years old, daughter OF 5. r,
Kennedy, was fatally burned this evening.
The child was playing with fre in the yaed
ara her dress was blown inio the bazs. In
an instant lhe little one was mass OF
names. The father aud mother vera both
badly hurnef trying 10 sase her. but la
injuries are such that she can not liya
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New York, December iThe British
steamer Aggers arrived in port today IN
distress, having encountered the gales o.
the Atlantic. She also brought eight ship.
wrecked mariners who were taken from
the dismasted and waterlosged American
achoooner Harry b. Ritter in mIAocean.
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Madrid, December Am official dis
patch from Vizcayas Islands, in the Phil
ippines announces that the Insurgents ere
red'oubling their efforts and attacks upon
lloilo. The governments advlees say the
rebels have their guns trained gu The city
and fire on our troops nightly Our troops
maintain a spirited fire ana have killed a
number of the enemy,
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FOREIGN BRIEFS.

BFRLiN-seyen persons were burned t.
death IN fire which broke OUT Ia a snail
hamlet o. Exentha. near sounebergh Sake
Mepinson.
MANAGUA. Nic.--Prcsident Zolayu's cabi.
net Is made up as follows. Minister OF
foreign affairs joaquin samson; ln,A.s { OF
irtenCr,t Ferdinand Abuan2a minister oil
public works, Ruiz Ramirez Maira mialster
of finance. Feliz Ielaya.
PARASITIC French vintage OF 1895 is Of
ttcially estimated III 3-.2S1,uO0 hretolitres.
which Ia $1,000 heetelitres below th9 vintag.
OF Inst NQar.
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rlcuunrt wants Justice,

Paris. D,aenber 4.--Colonel Picduart'
now In custody eiwait.ng tital on charge
OF having communicated 10 his counsel
documents that had come inio his pos
session in the military department OF the
secret service, has Applied 20 the court
Of cas- sati0n now engaged w.lh the Drey ius
affair. to declare whether h Is alnendo!e
to military CIR civil juilsltdtlon.
His application is bassd On various ar
ticles in the court of CRIMINAL procedure.
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OF CARLlSTS.
They Are Being Taken In in Barcelona
Catalonia and Elsewhere.
GENERAL ISAl AND COLLEAGUES DISAPPEAR
Rtd.s Found Ncnr BiIboa and Arrests
Mudc--Thc Spanish CONSEQUENCES
and siIvcla Demand POWER

London. December 4.-The Daily MAJ
publishes this dispatch from BiarriI; rag
censorship Is so severe dhat tne ''p'''
newsp spers are prohibited even from 'eN
tradfeting Carlist nlws published abroad
There have been numerous arrests -
Carlists at Barcelona and elsewhere ~
Catalonia. Tae Carlist general isa'' am
several colleagues have disappeared
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sIeet nnd nigh wtnu~.

Cincinnati, Ohio, December 1.-THE snow
storm OF last night was followed today
throughout the Ohio valley by rain aud
seet with high winds. Telegraphic COM
muncatior, steam railways and trolleys are
badly crppled.
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Rochefort Fabricated.

Paris. Decembar 4.-Henry Rocnefort,
'e..tor uflhe Iutransigeant. ravng de-
clared in that paper that General Horace
Porter. Unitsd States ambassador to
france. r,scently said England had fur
nished the Dreyfus syndicate with a view
10 dividing and weakening France. Cen
eral Porter on being shown the paper, re-
piled thpt Richefort's statement Was
fabrication pure and simple.
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HniI nt rcxnrl.a.i,n.

Texarhaua, Texas, December S.--Texar-
kama and this section was visited by a
heavy hailfall this morning at . o'clock.
Tho light of day disappeared and il became
very dark for thirty minutes; creating the
greatest alarm, every one thinking "
cyclone was certainly due. The hal was
followed by cold wave and ut o'clock
turned into snow and showed until Z
O'clock tonight. This is the frst snow Of
the season.
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WILDCATS
The Penalty.
The Remedy.

There is tendency, in lhess, o, y III
n,rers aud "social refornlers ,nsS ri
against the sins and folliess . o. Nv Sa 4
peonose all manner Of sehemss,II 4 u
othtrwise, for the moral rese ,hs sin ii tz
who have been guilty OF w W hriugirg ~
, n0as ,nniiiennium but there are , sIsI
,ho hn,d 10 the opinion that le eIuI,lps =
What whS pee people who have made n'''''
or need. ,r,,,as A fast W,
soon dlspelled, and then the . man III ~
Who has gone the pace i.nas In N
pleasures and designations n hoth bolJ !
hrsin w ila need ne Of moralzing q XII,
I'M ,nrmno occasion for leeturlng s
penalty OF bitter experience or'ls'
lessons trsthaKQ
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The Portland victims.

Boston, Mass, December Am the DO
aLss of the victims et the Portland dis
aster so far recovered have been Identified.
twenty-fom in all. Tie last two OF Tic
bodies brought up from the care YESTERDAY
were those CT Samuel II. Snsith, q saloon
man, and Charles Colera, a steamboatnan.
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Residence at Denton.

Denton, Texas. December Al. II.
Rutherford's fine residence in North ID n
morning. The fire originated in the kitchen
from, IL is supposed. the kitchen so e.
Many OF the household effects were saved
by prompt work. The loss will foot up In
the neighbolhood OF $4,000 with Sl00J insur-
anCe on the house and $1,000 on the house
hold goods
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Rifles found hidden near Blboa, spain.
and number OF Carlsts arrested.
Colonel Plcquart has applied to the court
OF cessation TO decide whether he shall be
tried by military or civil court
IKE Spanish censorship is so strict
pi pers can not even publish dsnials Oh
CIrlist uprisings.
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conservot,yes Dennand power.

London, December 4.--The Madrid CORE
spondent of the Standard says; The CON
SENTATIVE marty and senar Siivela, through
their organizations, have suddenly nlate
soremasi,6ry bids for mower. Senior SdSasta
treats the matter calmly, ridiculins the
smallnezs IT Senior Silvela's following an.
declining to hasten the assemoi ny oil tus
CORES TO convene In January or the Gun
clusion OF the peace Negotiations
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RANGE IN BAD SHAPE.


Paris Texas. December AIR Crow6er
brought several wagons aud teams after barb
wire TO rebuild around his farm and pasture,
as all OF tho rail fencing has been DESTROYED
by tho nres lie reports that the stock range
has been entirely destroyed. that there is
nobody fixed for feeding that cattle will die
by the wholesale before next spring, and thai
the only ones that viii survive through the
winter are the few that the owners are abla
to feed
Mr. Crowder says that from Crowder post
office UP to Dnrant and Cadd0, fully $95 01y
worth OF property was destroyed. His broth I
Bob had his entire farm and pasture and
four head OF horses burned I'll and many head
OF horses aud cautle belonging TO others either
/ tiishe IN the flames or were badly scorch.
ed. several houses Were also consumed ana
ore woman. whose name VAS not learned
perished IN the flames.
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Texarkana. Texas, December i-Srhe
house and contents OF W 7, Hudglns gem
eral attorney for the Kansas City, Pit.sburg
ana Gulf railway, was totally destroyed by
iiro early this morning. Es mated los
$4,000; insured for $500; origin OF fire
unknowni thought 20 be a defective llnc.
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Teleur,,.,b Cnt- on.

Cleveland, Ohio, December A snow
storm has been raging here all day. The
operation OF the street cars has been seri-
ousiy interferetl with. Telegraes commune
catioo Is also badly lnterfeced with. DStrolt
and Toledo being completely cat off Oh The
west I he storm has abated somewhat this
evening"
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Indianapolis, Ind. December 4---rhc
snowfall throughout Indiana was heavy
today and the thermometer cropped 20 de-
Grces. Railroad trains have not been inter-
Tered with much as yet.
Indianapolis. Ind, December 4. --lndiana
was swept by blizzard today. About five
inches Of snow fell. The temperature has
fallen 80 degrees sinrA yesterday after
noon and still greater fall Il predicted
for the next twenty-four hours
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Hoods s, ~
Is the best-in fact the One True Blooh.
Hoods Pills are The only PIN ! !,
Win Hoods Saiar'
LIVE BIRD Shoot.
"Brown of Burton" Want. Z. !.

"Brown of Burton" Wants I. "
for Texas Gunners,
10 the Live Bird sportsmen Of TmK =
North Texas League included.
Burton. Texas. December s,-Dss,rs.: \ J
.aetting up a tirst-class liy. bird sSr !
Burton Gun club Offers that II tsentv M
can be secured in a live bird msfrS, x II y
entry twenty-five birds) that IN
guarantee $500 to first nloasy. sis d s,s,1
500 to third. This kind Of NATL ~
draw together the best live bid AN
Texas. Those who are dispossd 4 !,
will please address the secretary d Il, n
ton Gun club. Now come on via !
names, gentlemen. and let US lave 81 y
friendly contest over the traps. TexA r.
please cory. E. Bmva
Secretary Burton Guu o. (
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Denton, Texas, December 3,--The barn o,
p. T. Mann. near salina. WAS burned this
week with 500 bushels of corn apl soma
farming implements, Loss. $3.50, with no
Insurance.
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GAME DRIVEN FROM rEaaly.|
Big Fires Have Chased Animals =
Birds Into Texas,

Ia'is. Texas, december : John cnytl
who lives in the crcwdcr scttlemelt VA I
the Choctaw Nation. ten niles no!tlvtn
Carrctt's Bluff. reports that sll de q
that was form ecly In his section Of hrst
between Crowder l'ostCtficc and NdyEn
is now or this sile Of the rive. since II :
fires, that swept over large area It ~
and t,mler. The game has drifted dsnl
ihc Eiamitia and crossed ever to as ID
side from White lrass and farmers "a u
sizes are killing turkeys in large numba |
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Change. In Banl. oracinl..

cieburne, Texas. December 3.-under the
hlnk eonsolldat..n between the First Ma
iioral bank and the Na,lonal Bank OF Gle
bnrne AR G. w. Memz former cashier OF
the First National, becomes vice president
of tho National bank and c. Dickson ghd
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nuc4s Rcing slaushterea,

cor1us Christi, Texas, December ~. u
ers are here by the hundreds and tn0a'''.,
ducks are being slain daily by i0f y e, !,
The amount of game killed SO iaI ~ 4, Y
~ IL FAR in excess of that Of seyeH v
past. The norther last night inaos ~. .
feel jubilant, large flocks OF ducks, ~
irant preceding It.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

CLOTHS anu inrnS at Mthchester
StroBE'-AdVancc Expected.
Manchester, December 4.-The market
shows no relaxation in the strength which
has characterized it during the last fort
right. Weaving ana spinning are satisfac
tory and it is believed the spinners are
we'll covered With eat on IN an
advance which will bring reduced ac-
tvity on the spot transactions in Liver
DOoi
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savannah. Ga. December 4 Colonel
l1ism J, nryan OF the Third Nebraska
N1iment r9tNrned to Savannah today after
4 Ebltty days sick leave. He was met at
- 6epot BY his reximent and escorted 10
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Bilbao Spain. December 4.-The news
papers report the discovery here of 1886
rifles carefully secretad underground.
A number of Carlists have beel arrested
on charges OF being connected Herewith.
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snow Mt McIIinnc,.

Mckinney, Texas, December S-snow
and rain, accompanied northsr here to-
day. The mercury Is falling this evening.
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w. +. Ramsey, president ami director of
tne First National VIII be directors In the
National Bank of Cleburne