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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-18

Orange, Texas March 16--At meeting
OF the Orange board Of trade this afternoon
the secretary was instructed to write at
once to the secretary OF war to cooperate
with ConRre ssman Cooper and the Texas
senators in securing adequate defenses ut
Sabine Pass. letter was sent 10 Con-
gresham Cooper commanding his action In
securing from the war department an order
for government engineers TO inspect Sabine
Pass with view to erecting fortihcations
and letters were also sent TO Senators
Mills and Chiffon in regard to the matter.
A meeting OF Walter p. Lane camp,
United Confederate Veterans. has been
called for Saturday morning next Ad5u-
tant p. b. Curry has declared his inten-
ton of raising a company OF exConfeder-
ates and pensioners here in case N war
with Spain
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ENDORSEMENT ron JUDGE BuLLITr
san Jncfnto County Dnr VIII support
His Cunlidacy.

judge A. @. Bullitt, candidate for judge
o the court of civil appeals for the First
Isuic', has received the following ill.,
+ s'fsement from members of the bar of San
'aeinto county:
we, the undersigned members of the
ssa yacinto county har. hereby indorse the
uMaa,uaey OF the Hon. A. C.. Bullitt of
,hn county for the position of justice Of
. ~e court of civil appeals for the First
supreme district Of Texas.
Al MN We recognize a man in every
ill., asS qualified to Ill that exalted position.
's eAperlence as a lawyer his standing as
MAN. man. his scholarly attachments and his
hsIuroushness and Industry peculiarly 1T
~ i. iVf This position. We recomend him
SI.tr ae people and the profession OF this
~ ana urge that all honorable means
ton A'' h's Illumination anu e'ee
Signed, n T,,myev
+. G, Bryan.
p. II, Mcmahon.
j. p. Garlic.
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TwENTY-sIxrH DISTRICT
lac X burn Has
=. something 10 Say.
~ the Editor ~ rho p,st


~ Something to Say.
he Editor OF The Post.
e4sert, Texas, March Political
sSA N the country is beginning to lcols
and the usuel How do you do, old
Is written on the countunsnce of
use patriots who desire seat at the
~ counter, and no little amount OF
T4sn'ns and quiet work is going on.
!, = BOYS from the forks OF the creek are
.. pest fellows in the world. and those
~ bees In their bonnets do not hest
70 tell them so.
rss neie are several candidates for rep
tnr. 'A.ise for the Twenty-sixlh leglsla-
Inc ~ - u not about time they We're let
Me people know how they staud on
money Question--whether they are In
silys. " double standard, both gold and
en,s or whether they are IN favor OF a
Wy standard aloueg
Ana 'ul myself. am In favor OF the free
ratIo n'iAited coinage OF silver AT the
Tons. = independent OF all Na-
4 ,sy cail man a statesman whose ear
o. aeu 70 catch the slightest pulsations
ds,a. pockeihook and 10 denounce as a
&, ,hs any one Who dares 10 iistea
san near. beat OF humanity. The poor
hIss taxes property by force is called
IAN wv the creditor who can by legis-
ls,.nAAe debtor pay a dollar twice
.nn1 as ne borrowed Is Landed as the
sound currency. These fpeopie
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SAVERS ORGANIZATION.
An Effort Will he Mnde to Control
Dalfns County.

Dallas. Texas. March l7.-About 200
Dallas supporters OF the candidacy of
Major sayers met in the city hall audi
the Bastrop candidate. Speeches were
made by Manager l.. l.. Foster. Farmer
Shaw and others. All the speakers de-
nounced what they termed the unfair and
unclean campaign inaugurated by the
Crane management" saying Messrs. Jes-
ter and Wynne and their friends were
conducting honorable campaigns" Ar
rangemonts were made for the organization
of the entire county.
Manager Foster publicly stated that the
outlook for Savers nomination was very
rosy 4 statement prepared ut Sayers
headquarters and approved by the Savers
managers was read in the meeting by Sec
rotary Sauer of the local Sayers organiza'
tion
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Orange Locals.

Orange. Texas. March 1T.-Yesterday at
ternoon George Steward, eolored laboter
at the wingate mill, was run over by a
truck loaded with lumber. resulting in
some severe bruises and a badly spratped
ankle.
The schooners Annie Root and Rosina
have arrived here from Galveston with
cargo of brick for the Sokvesk building
and work will be resumed ON same at
once.
The tug Margaret came In from Sabine
Pass this afternoon towing the model
barge Wave. (which will be loaded with
lumber for Galveston.
The tug Mollie Mohr came up from Sa-
bine Pass this afternoon towing the barge
Welcome.
The sloop Eliza came in from Johnson
bayou with cargo OF produce.
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TEXAS POLITICAL NOTES.

waxahache Ellis County.-The demo-
cratic club here now has about 400 men,
hers.
Austin.-Hon. Henry ID. Macdonald OF
Paris 1t is understood. has decided to quit
the Mckinley aid society and return to the
democratic fold.
Center. shelby County. John r..
Arnold OF Henderson has been here several
days In the interest of his candidacy for
the State senate.
Brenham. Washington County. CHAIR
man Blake passed through BRENNAN Wed
nesday. He is making a tour OF inquiry
about his political chances for the United
States senate in case he decides to become
a candidate.
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A SAVERS CLAIM.
managers Assert that He Has Big


Lead.
Austin, Texas March 1.-THE following
s.tement was given out today from Sayers
headquarters by Secretary Joe Lee Jane.
son.
The INQUIRIES In regard to the guberna-
torisl race have become so numerous that
va find II impossible to reply to each. and
take this method of informing our friends
Of the exact situation as 1t appears today
There will be 1916 votes IL the Galveston
convention. it will require 52i to nominate.
Our adyices show that of these 1916 votes
Major Sayers will carry counties in South
and West Texas which have m aggregate
vote of 4i6 of this number there are only
IS xotes where there is any real contest,
and OF these 80 only ~ are doubtful, and
We confidently expect Major Sayers to cat
~ them. In the district represented by
Congressman Lanham and in the Panhan-
Gle We are assured by our friends that at
lesst IS votes will be instructed for Sayeis,
making total of 502 votes only % short
Of a nomination. This does not include a
lugle county in Northeast Middle or
North Texas. where Wynne. Crane ana
Jester will divide the territory with Say
ers. II only 90 OF these votes fall in the
Sayers column he will be nominated on the
tnt ballot. If our friends are not mis-
taken in their estimate of savers strength
In North and Central and East Texas ne.
will receive his full share of votes there.
We mean by full share at least 20 per cent
Of these votes In convention.
Appreciatns the influence Of the dem
ocfatic weekies OF Texas, and recognizing
the fact that us a rule they reflect the son
tment of the best people In their rrspec-
tive localities. we have underworld 10 as
certain the attitude OF each towards the
four candidates for governor. If any have
been overlooked IL is the fault of the news
paper directory, Two hundred and thi:Ey-
seven have responded to date as follows
Savers ll9, Crane so. Jester 49, Wynne il.
and non -committal 81, Who will question
The democracy of these editors. who have
unselishly fought the battles of others for
the good OF the State?
The reports from counties between ,he
Rio Grande and the Sabine show that the
solla south is for Savers and silver SINH
ler good news comes from the west, whie
NE Indications are that the north aud The
east will soon make 1t unanimous.
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A CT xEl MlaETISe.
S.rroes of curro Adapt Fitting Res
oluti0nS.

cuero. Texas. March 1.-THE eolored
oeople OF cueso and vicinity turned out
en- masse Lass night at Macedonia Baptist
church 10 do homage 10 The memory of the
late n. w. Cuney e. 4. Dauie was mas
Ter Of ceremonies and opened tho meeting
Win an appropriate address on the late
race leader.
Prayer was offered oy Rev c. w James
ana addresses were also delivered BY prs.
NJ. n. Brown and T. A Webster, G, II.
Griggs, e. A. Neal. @. l.. Prince and
Rsv. Il, Henderson,, Appropriate music
MAS rendered by the Macedonia church.
BROTHERS chapel ana Mount Bethel choirs.
Sketches on the life OF Quincy were rcnd
BY Miss y. Parrish aud Mrs. T.. " Whit
field. A duet by Miss ". Parrish and Mrs.
7. A. Webster and instrumental seieetious
h, Mrs. ", L. Moore was SONS Of the sna-
clal music for the occasion.
The meeting lasted until about midnisnt
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and was very harmonious and enthusiastic.
the addresses made were very eulogisttc
OF Quincy and reflected credit on the
speakers.
The meeting adoptcd the following rcso-
buttons.
Resolved. That we. the negro citizens
OF Cnero; deplore the untimcly death OF
the late Hon. N. w. Quincy. the great and
honored negro leader, politician and bene-
factor.
resolved further, That we commend the
movement BY the colorel Masonic f-atern-
iv and citizens OF Texas 10 erect at Gal
weston monument 10 his memory
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EiIed Decd Of Trust.

Corpus Christi. Texas, March lG.-Peter
Baldeschwiler, doing general grocery
business in this city, yesterday filed a
deed of trust for the satisfaction of sew
ernl preferred local creditors and one Hons-
ton firm. w. ID. Cleveland & Co. All prop
erty was transferred in trust OF Teresa
Baldeschwiler. The total Indebtedness pre-
ferrod aud secured is about $1,000. IL is
estimated that the assets will undoubtedly
cover the indebtedness.
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winn of resn. Bnc,s In cuba.

Sherman. Texas. March 17.--Dr. Foster
r.. VIM of Cuban fame has again been
heard from by friends in this city. He
is now with his command in Havana prov
ince, having arrived there few days ago
from Key West. During the past three
" eeks the doctor has been lying in one Vt
the Key West hospitals afflicted with ma
laria fever. which lie contracted in tho
field. None OF his friends here knew OF
his Illness Until he had recovered and re-
turned 10 his post Of duty.
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INSURANCE TAXEs.

Tho following insurance companies tod
paid their taxes:
The Pennsylvania Mutual Life Insurdr.
company of Philadoiphia-Tax x7Sa.14; c.
tIficatns. 50; fees,s22 F; total. $I70.7a.
The General Marine Insurance cnmrai
of presden--Tax. sasi.32; fees. $g2; q
tiflcates. So; total, si55.S2.
The Equitable Life Assurance society
New York--Tax. si0.oi909: fees. $22. c,3
tificates. s3i: total. s1o.s72.o9.
The Mutual Benefit Life Insurance CO..
pany of New Jersey-Tax, sl26s.24; IL
So; certificates, $50; total, $2sao.2l.
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a BAprIZINC.

Rev. j. NJ. Gaddy. the Baptist evangelist
who began a revival in this city on Mon
lay Of last week. closed the meeting last
night, having added fourteen conversions
to the church membership. This afternoon
some of the converts were baptized In the
river near Hon. Hal Greers residence,
among the candidates being Mr.. ], r.
Keith, one OF the most influential citizens
OF beaumont Tonight service was held
ut the Auditorium, at which Rev. Gaddy
bid farewell to the large congregations
which have been gathering to hear him
nightly.
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Conndcnt of Deep water.

Arkansas Pass Texas. March l5.--The
friends OF deep water at Aransas Pass.
while regre,ting the fact that the present
congress will pass no river and harbor
bill. are confident that liberal bill viii
he reported at the December session and
that Arkansas Pass wlll obtain an appro-
priation.
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To Make Ham salad.

For ham salad. cold boiled or bals
smoked ham Is. the best, although u
smoked may be used. Mix together and 5
into II fine dredger n small quantity, CO
OF celery salt. cayenne and black pepp;
white sugar and allspice. Shave the loa
OF tho ham and s1ecze lemon Juice over Y
pieces. then lightly dredge them with Il
above mixture. Shave up come VIII
onions and celery and put them in 4
salad bowl with few white lettuce heal
Add the ham next, then pour eeve
spoonfuls OF oil over all and a dash /
vinegar. Servo quickly.
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Good lininps.

II Is to the lining OF the new skirt that
much OF It's clinging effect is due. The lin
ms liz made separately from the skirt: In
fact IL attached to 1t only at the waist
band and is fitted rs carefully over the
hips ms the skirt proper. The bottom OF the
lining OF the skirt is often most elaborate
~ trimmed. and frequently III finished with
q small accordion plated rufflc. for fire.
quently this skirt lining takes the place
OF a silk petticoat.
The tailor made girl con not wear patti
ceats II she wishes to be strictly mp 10
date this year, Petticoats tend TO hfls the
symmetry OF the figure and she wishes 10
reveal it,
with her new tailor gown tho spring girl
wears.-what do you think 7--Dloomcfs. hut
not the baggy boomers of the bicycle girl
oh. dear, no; but almost tight fitting black
satin boomers. And for comfort in walk
irg there is nothing In the world TO equal
them.
The young person who can not afford to
have her boomers made OF black aatin may
have them OF French flannel Hight weight
serge or hriilianiine, but IN one thing
this year she can not afford 10 be econom
ieal II she hopes TO be considered really
fashionable. She must no longer buy cheap
taffeta silk for her skirt lining. SILK which
r,lstIrs is no longer tho vogue. II has boz
come too common. Tie high-priced taft
fctas and the soft eilks, which have de-
lightful swish about them but no SUCCESS
ton Of rustling. are now the proper thing
for Innings.
For White Duck skirts.
New York Sun.
Roman sashes are etill the rage. Deal
ers shy that they will be much worn with
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NEW DR SIGNS IN LINGERIE.

white duck skirts thia summer. Tho
come In all lengths and IN every know
combination Of c>lor, and are finished D.
the ends with fringe.
It's queer" said salcswoman, "bsS
do You know, we can't sell one Of thesI
s6shes In which the Spanish national coloiS
rredominate? Our American xcnien arl
{ too patriotic to buy them, They want b
avoid even the appearance OF symrathi2inS
With Spain, II war is declared I'm afrai8
viii find ourselves with large stock d
yellow and red striped sashes on our hand
but then we can't blauic the women
Roman neck soarfa also hold their owl
They are exceedingly artistic aud happils
do no, bind tho neck as a linen COLLIE
does
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KenlnlII. Confident.

Dallas, Texas, March l7.--Prof. T. Il.
Kendall of Honey Grove. candidate for SUI
perintendent of public instruction, epsnt
the day in Dallas. He says he has his
fight now and that there is scarcely a
doubt but that he viii defeat Superintend-
ent CARLISLE for the nomination.
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The New Hosiery.

There Is no use In denying it--thc mo,
up TO date girls are buying their stocking
to match their umbrellas. Think OF It!
you don't happen 10 believe 1t Is true u,
clerks at the umbrella and stocking coutl
ters have been comparing notes and tho
can certify to the absolute truth of til,
statement.
The newest stockings are all bright I
coloring. Plaids ore the fayorites AZ
many eSqtiisitc color combinations
seen. There are also many Roman stripe,
stockings and others showing a novel riti
bon effect. Eiaborately embroidered ii,
steps are also much in fashion. Tho Eo
OF silk stockings has greatly incrcasS
within the last year
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MANpAMus CASE.

The case of John owens against the In
tcrnationsl and Great Northern railroad.
application for writ OF mandamus, wa
taken up in the Federal court this after
noon. The taking OF testimony was post
roned owing to the absence Of important
witnesses and only the law part was gone
irto. Attorney Minor argued the law
POINTS for the defendant road and Noah
Allen appeared for the plaintiff. There can
be no decision. of course, until the testi-
mony has been heard.
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A FAMILY POISONED.
One Dead and Three Others I'm
Criticna Condition.

Criticns Condition.
Beeville. Texas. March 1.-THE members
OF tho family OF Mr.. John Melnrath. a
highly respected German farmer living four
miles east of this city. we're poisoned last
night by eating can Of peaches for sup
per. Mr.. Meinrath died at 4 O'Clock this
morning and the balance of the family
his wife ard two daughters--are stiil in
preearlous condition. DR., y. ~. Thurston.
The attending physician, pronounces 1t
case Of lead poisoning caused by the action
Of the acid In the peaches on the solder
with which the can was closed.
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REMANnEp WITHOUT RAIL.

The examining trial OF Jack Burdett, i
negro charged with the murder OF his at
sister. Helen woodson, whose body "
found floating in the Colorado river ABB
a week ago. was concluded today. DefeF
ant was reminded TO Jail without baill'
great deal OF strong circumstantial II
dence having been produced against him
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succEssruL OPERATION.

Yesterday Drs. Stovall and Barr, assisted
by Drs. Nash of Liberty and Spear. the
hospital surgeon, performed an operation
on lady at the Catholic hospital, the
surgical term for which is ovariotouy,
The operation was a perfect success and
tho lady is rapidly recovering. This is said
to he the first operation of the kind ever
performed In this city or section.
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Cuero, Texas. March i6.--Both the cleo
trio light companies are hard at work get
ting ready TO turn on light. The old COM
pany had somo o. their lights burning
last night. The Buchel company is also
about ready. Predictions are made that
electric lights will be very cheap in cuero
before lnnp
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Dea,h nv Foul Means.

Mckinney. Texas, March i7.--A verdict
OF death BY foul nieans was rendered BY
the Inquest today byer the remains Of
Andy Gamm. which were sount badly de-
composed in tho railroad tank four miles
south OF here Monday. No arrpsts have
yet been made
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poRr ARTHUR INJUNCTION CASE.

The motion of the Port Arthur Channel
and Dock company TO dissolve the injunc-
ton obtained against II some time ago by
IT. c. Crary OF Beaumont was argued here
today in the court OF civil appeals. Inc
court heard the arguments and then re-
fused TO dissolve the injunction or to ad-
vance the case. Attorneys X. a. Greer
and c. w. oBrien appeared for tho Chan
pel and Dock company and Votaw d Cnes-
ter OF Beaumont represented the other
side.
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Robertson County,, Ac,lon.

Hearne, Texas. March 1.-THE county
executive committee in session at Franklin
today decided to hold a primary on Juno
for nominating county officers. a county
convention will be held July 8 fer electing
delegates TO the State convention. The
test recommended by the State committee
was adopted for the primary.
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ia ponrE lNrERyENTIoN.

In the Federal court today the Galveston
Wharf company filed an intervening peti-
lion in the La Porte case. They aliegc
that the La Porte is indebted to them for
wharf charges 10 the amount OF sbss5 for
business done between October, 1896, ana
June. 1927. This WAS for handling ears,
the wharf company charging 81 car Tor
that work
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FInHy SKIRTS.

Though the Very severe tailor-ma
young person Of the spring OF '9s has a
parently abandoned petticoats for sire
wear. she shows Just The same old-tir
fcndness for fluffy skirts when dressil
for the house. There IS an endless Jaric
OF silk petticoats. and every one Of The
shows plainly the effect Of the tight-fs
ting cloth skirt. For NIL OF the new oil
skirts are made to fit perfectly over q
hips. and but little fullnese Is visible u
I'll the knees are reached, and then inva}
ably circular flounce appears. This
generally lace trimmed and is often
arranged that Il may be ripped from &
skirt and cleaned with but little trouble
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Attorney General Cranes Dates.

Austin. Texas. March i6,--Attorney Gem
eral Crane left for North Texas tonight
and gave out the following appointments
to speak before departing Devne, April
4, 1870 D. M; Pearsall. $3.50 y. iu.; Pleas
anton. April 5; Floresvilie. April 8; Karnes
City, April Z, D. M; Kennedy $50 p. IN. !.
Beeville, April 8; Cuero. Anrll o.. .. M. ;
IoGkum April . $50 n. IN,
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ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS.
Negro Put on Trial for the Murder
Of His Sweetheart.
RAILROADS GOT A BIG JUDGMENT.
Ten Thousand in Cash ana Fore
closure for Ten Thousand More.
EntorcinR sanitary Laws.

Galveston. Texas. March 17.-Soth Car
ter. colored. charged with the murder OF
his sweetheart, was put on trial in tho
criminal district court today. Carter shot
Alberta prantley five times aud then At
tempted TO kill himself, but was unsuc-
cessfnl. He left written confession,
which was printed at the time. Nearly all
day was consumed In securing Jury.
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carpenter scriou.l, Hurt.

Gainesville. Texas. March Js-This morn
ing as Mr.. J. A. Matthews. carpenter. WAS
engaged ;r tesr.ns down the old honse u
jake Schwarz preparatory to the building
OF his fine new residence. part OF the roof
cayed In on him. inluring him very &C.
riously ~
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Crime Going to Grny.on.

Dallas. Texas. March 17.---Attorney Gem
eral Crane passed through Dallas today en-
route TO Grayson county, where he will
spend several days campaigning He had
conference with his friends at headquar-
tiers and left on the neon train to speak
at Howe this afternoon.
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Thc l.ennc,t wan ca.c.

BRYAN. Texas. March i7.--The celebrated
Bennett will case which was tried IN the
county court here a short time ago. and
which WAS appealed TO the district court.
IL again on trial and promises 20 be as
closely contested us before.
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BEAUMONT nUDGET.
ship Carpenters Have struck Tor
shorter uours a.

shorter Hours. 2
Beaumont. Texas, March 1.-The ship
carpenters employed by purrell 4 Echoff
In the construction OF drcdge for Charles
Clarke a Co. this morning laid down Their
tools and quit work. The men say that the
contractors gave them the option OF quit
ting or working ten hours per day, and
they quit, The men had been at work on
the nine-hour schedule and claim that no-
where do ship carpenters work longer
hours. The contractors are endeavoring to
employ new men and have secured a few.
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Denison Texas. March i7.--Jack Howard.
a stockman. was shot and killed this sors-
noon Of the mouth Of Washita river In
dian Territory. warrant was sworn out
for the arrest of the alleged murderer.
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NORTHERN TOURISTS.

"A large party OF excursionists from
Springs reached the city this evening 9
the international and Great Northern
was taken in hand by the CONNER
club and other citizens and shown
sights Of the city and appropriately EN-
tanned.