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LEGAL.

w j. KNEESHAW,
I,awxec Will practice in Courts Of Dakota
Minnesota aud before United STATES az aano ohi'e'
MoI.ey 10 Loan and Collections made.
pEMRTNA. NORTH DAKOTA
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S.S.S.{Tf'G, e Blood

(Swift's Specitic) is the only blood
remedy guaranteed Purely Vegetable.
All others contain potash and mer-
curry, the most dangerous of minerals.
Books on Cancer and blood diseases
mailed free 10y Swift Specific Company,
Atlanta, Georgia
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Through Sleeping Car
st. Louis to Jacksonville, Fla.

Day express also leaves St. Louis every
morning and carries a through parlor car
and coach to Nashville, connecting with
through sleeping car to Savannah, thus
giving
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that l Thought would
soon pass away. l was
treated by several able
physicians. but in spite
of their efforts the Can.
cerspread until my con-
dition became alarming.
After many months 81
treatment and growing
steadily worse. l de.
ci ded to try 5. S. S,
which was so strongly
recommended. The first
bottle produced an i'm.
provement. l continued
the medicine, and in
four months the last lit
lie sea b dropped off.
Ten years have elapsed,
lSeaSe has ratlrnado
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II had a severe Cancer which wos ,t srs+
only few hlOtcheS, thut 1 thnmnht ,rani.s |
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Leaves St. Louis every evening, is
solid train to Nashville and carries
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-30
lis II Nal nrin or Aunt
Popular Science onthly.


languor, loss obappetite, Indigestion and
often ieverishnesH arc the common symp-
toms OF physidAoglcal condition termed
"malaria." All th4e symptoms may be and
frequently are ne effect OF the use OF
alum baking powkers In 1000 maklns'
There is no question about the poisonous
effect OF alum uHpn the system II Oh
structs digestion, lprOstrates The nerves.
coagulates and dAitalize5 the blood All
this has been made clear. thanks 70 phy-
sicians boards OH health and food COM
missions. So "hlthly injurious TO the
health OF the coni munfy' does the emil
nent head oil the University OF Pennsyl-
vania. DR.. Barker, honslder the alum bak-
ing powders. that he says their gale
should be prohibited by law
Under these circumstances II Is worth
the while OF every housewife to employ
the very little care that 10 necessary 10
keep SO dangerous an element from the
food OF her family.
pure cream OF tartar baking powder,
which is the only kind that should ba used,
ought 10 cost about forty-five to htty
cents a pound. Therefore, IL you arc pay
ing much less, something is wrong; II you
ara paying twenty-five cents or less per
pound, the powder is certainly made from
alum.
Always bear these simple facts In mind
when purchasing baking powuor
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ISLAND CITY NEWSlTEMS
The Schooner Amelia wrecked at the San
Luis Pass.
BRAVE RESCUE OF CREW OF EIGHT men
preJse Comstocis Is to BE Partially
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF July
Celebration.

Galveston, Texas, May 2s.--wedged
tightly in among the small craft that line
the slip at pier 20 is the little coastwiso
schooner Laura Gross. of not mora than
tv enty-five tons burden. The Laura has
Just returned from trip to san Luis
Pass. fifteen miles this side OF the pra1os
river, where she performed some brave
rescue work.
The schooner Amelia, owned by CAL
weston parties. was wrecked on san ba's
pass Friday night during stif blow. the
Amelia is OF Twenty-Five tons burden and
was accounted a very stanch boat she
was loaded with six bales OF cotton, sevon
cords OF wood and a large quantity OF
beeswax and honey. She carried Grew
of eight men. SIX Of whom were negroes,
| She was bound for Galveston, About
O'Clock Friday night the Amelia was dis-
/ covered by the Laura Cross to be IN dis
tless. Her masts had been torn away ny
! the storm and the heavy sea was. running
over her. In short time the Amei.a
/ drifted on the beach hopeless wreck, al
the peril Of their own lives, Captain LIZ
gate and his men OF the Laura Gross un-
/ dertooa the work or saving the crew. They
we're finally all rescued and then a.ton-
ton was turned to her cargo. The cotton
carried by the Amelia was transferred 10
the Laura. but the beeswAN and honey
were lost and the wood was left to Tvs
fate The captain and about hall OF the
crew returned TO Galveston the others re-
NAMED to see what could be done with
the wrecked schooner.
Captain LeRate thinks there Is little
hope of saving her.
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Cameron Hlrh snhnnI

-''n' Texas, May 29.-Commenee-
M a'lcises viii be held at the college
s Friday June 2, at 5 p. m. of
IN ma nigh school, The graduates are
VI, smith Alta letter, Fred r. sanip-
Els "ls Lesvosky and W. Graham
kns., No Pain, No Palm"
Es.ay ~ examinations began last We'd
|rilss :, Will begin and oratorical
'Faas - mgnt' Diplomas and prizes
lsssSson Friday evening.
Va a. ~ rave been elected by the trus-
4 me next session as follows. Prof
hA y smith, superintendent. Prof.
" snss S p, Principal; II. d. Monroe
ersa c., rope Miss Ida X. Smith. Mrs
Sisis Ds ~. MSS Lucy May Johnson. Mis-:
N lhisslaovh Miss Ida Darroh, Miss An.
Pirf wsF and Miss Ada Henderson,.
y sp,n,h . richardson, who taught II
sssca -. eighth and ninth grades III.
snsfs, ~ unanimously elected by m,
..;sasn al 90 lpext term, but Prof. Ricn,
,sreA ~-eee bis way clear to aeceot
ssls'isei INA ,a much regretted by bath III,
g I'll iscons assloas, aud many still hops
:sssasl. rrynoansider and be retained in a,
sssia "a Nj the management Of prof
's.sAErol b,sAs corps Of efficient teachers
y sls sA school is second to none Il
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A MURDER MYSTERY.
Unknown MAN Dumped In n Tank
Near Mullen.


Mullen, Texas, May 2o,-Late this aGtei-
noon l. G. Bolton reported TO Justice Boiler
having found corpse in Perry Ards tank.
eight miles northeast of Mullen. where
upon Justice Boiler held an inquest, the
verdict being that an unknown man had
been murdered by unknown parties Evil
denoe of murder was conclusive. tracks
were plain where wagon had been backed
up and uuloaded. the body had been
weighted down by large rock and a 10
cgliber ball had entered the back OF his
ear, passing through his hrain a pipe
stem was found IN his mouth. Descrip-
ton About so years. FIVE feet eight inches
in height. long moustache. no beard, hair
gray. thin and rather long weight about
ilO pounds; wore No 6 shoes. Jean pants,
blue Jumper evidently German. some par
ties thought they had seen him at Goldth-
waite lie had been dead about seventy
two hours. The sheriff was notified.
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LA GRANGE LOCALS.
physicians Recovered Amount of Fee
for an Autopsy.


La Grange, Texas, May 2a.-Die
Froesche. the German singing club of this
place, took in the Saengerfest at Bell
VILE yesterday. They must have had a
good time from the amount of noise they
made when they got back today.
Quite a number of our citizens went to
Carmne to take in the fest yesterday.
Rev Dr.. Redd of Houston filled his reg
ular appointment yesterday at the Pres
byteran church.
Drs. Lunn & Lunn held an autopsy on a
negro who was shot here some time ago.
The work was done at the request of the
justice of the peace and the doctors
brought in their bill to the commission
ers court for $40 for the services rendered
The court rejected the bill and suit was
brought against the county TO recover the
amount. Judgment was rendered this
morning in favor of Drs Lsnn e. Lunn for
tho full amount.
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NAvAsoTA NOTES.
May Term of the District Court lis in
Session.

Session.
Navasota Texas, May 29.-The\ May
term OF the district court convened at
Anderson this morning, with Judge Smith
ers on the bench, Attorney Scott, Clerk
smyth and Sheriff Scott holding their re-
spectiye positions and ready for business.
The following is the personnel of the
impaneled grand jury: W, Bennett.
foreman Jack Baker, R. NJ. Langford, w.
o. Edwards, John Wickey, T. o. Foster,
Sam Isbel, W. S, Craig, S. ]. Walker, e.
p. Armstead, C. NJ. Mcdonald and CLANCY
Cabeen. Ike D. Hurst, door bailiff; w. B..
I,oftip, Will Francklow. Henry Bennett
and James v Floyd.
The civil docket was called, a good many
cases being passed, and the following
causes we're set for trial this week: Rob-
ert Adkins VS.. NJ. P. Marlborough ct al
Wednesday; City OF Navasota VS.. r. B.
Templemen, continued by plaintiff; Seth
1 Grlswald vs. Fuller Bios Falls Lumber
1 company. dismissed for want Of prosacu-
/ ion a. II. Ketchum VS.. S. VI. Cook ct al,
| Monday; George T. Garvin VS.. T. p Mad.
6ox receiver ordered to report By or before
saturday. June 8, Walter Norwood sp-
rointed auditor Philip Dunn ct al VS.
\ Manuel Reese ct al, report Of commission
ers approved and partition decreed &C.
coreingly; Neal Boone VS.. S. M. Cool
Of al dismissed at plaintiffs cost; Mrs
| n. y Kernole VS.. K. p. Jones. Tuesday
Navasota Lumber Company VS.. e. w
xloney et al. two cases, continued by con.
sent. win Smith VS.. Houston and Texa
7 Central Railway motion TO suppress eta
ton sustained.
a full representation OF the Grimes
county bar was present. as were severn
attorneys from distant cities. The crow
80 neople Is about UP TO the usual stand
ard ia density
The secretary and treasurer of the Bap
tisi sunday school got an unexpected can
~ ~ and before the whole school yes
,esday. Mr.. w. w. Stacey has bean sec
rsisry of the school continuously 10
,wenty-sx years a record that few sue
ofseers in the whole country could sur
nsss or equal. This record the people b
rs eerved appreciate and the sunda,
scbool elected 10 present him with hand
rnme goldheaded cane The presentation
. 49, dulv made ~ 2 short and neat tal
~ tones Bowen. Esq. The surprised
se,sl thanked his considerate constituent
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Argument in Hayden vs.. crnnhlI.

Dallas, Texas. May 2s.--Argument in the
damage and libel suit Of Rev. Dr. S. A.
Hayden vs. J, B, cranhll ct al was begun
today. All the morning was consumed in
argument OF tho law bearing on the case
and attorneys for the plaintiff commenced
addressing the jury this afternoon. Judge
O. A. Holman Of Seymour opened the ar
gument for Dr.. HAYDEN. The law speeches
win close Wednesday night The result
OF the trial Is awaited With the keene5t
interest
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Died while out Riding.

Bryan, Texas, May 29.-Mr. VIM X.
Rhodes of this city died suddenly THIS
morning while out riding with his son.
Colonel A. II. Rhodes. He had been III LOT
a long time but had been much better lor
several days, Mr. Rhodes was an ola SET
tier here, having lived in the county since
1863 and was in his seventy-sixth yea
He was a Mexican war veteran, Mason
and consistent member OF the bdps,3'
church. He leaves a wife and eight enii
dren to mourn his loss. The funeral WIN
occur tomorrow afternoon az siouN
from the family residence unuer 'ne o'
ton of the Masonic fraternity
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|;aif0MMENcfMENTS
u.uston Normal Met in An
uuaI Session.
I VARIOUS PUBLIC SCHOOLS
:. wilson Does Not BE-
re-, Z he custom and says
~ !, !. Hurts Children

4. texas. May ss.-rns pa ss
ss's' :, the alumni at the sam
'a,,.al tonight, having been
~ = Il a. m. to tonight OWING 10
l, as1 / State superintendent Ken
s'a'' 4, u attend and deliver the
s,'s.. s proved a great success.
''a's ,,.s programme was carried
,'' .,,vsd highly interesting to all
|.s..csorus class III, :, .oz
Mss Maggie Kennard, class
.olo-Mlss Harriet Smith,
i,sasress--superintendent X. r.
"A ,lsss Of 49, ,,..u o,os.
H q ,sIs--,Iiss Birdie Meachum' class
~ Of memorial window SIT
Exn'savA n 'ss- '9e--Mr. ldas Wood,
,,c, on behalf of the institute
/ .i.sf II. @. Prltchett.
s.',ns.s meeting OF the alumni u,
n ss. today was largely attended ana
sS 1890 ,s was manifested. President
! '1 ,,.lIsv presided, with Miss sue
hV'''' nr6esnt The minutes OF
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follows: florar wagon. by A. e. Kruger.
SIC; Happy Nome" wagon. by H. w.
Hoppe. S.; TIN ~ States Mall. 1851" By
William Laugh S., They were well
presented. and s=-E nded all the old set
tiers OF this ne orhood OF days during
1861 when out were accustomed to
rob mails. l'hi allure was also pre-
sented In exec r. A style and we'll re-
ctlved by all (, Aesperadoes attempts
cd to rob this aud its passengers
during the pre- nlySn. Two attempts
we're made rest Z unsuoccssfully, while
the third one vic gained by the outlaws
ransacking the Srntire contents OF same
aud the passcnSers, baggage and money
Fifty or sixty shots were fred FROM both
sides.
The fest ended with ball in the large
hall. which was well attended aud las.ed
until 2 o'clock tnis morning
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Wnrrcnton items.

warenton, Texas, May 2S.-Mrs. w.
C. Neumann of Houston. who was visit
ing her pareaas DR., Robert II. seymour
and wife OF this place. LETT Wednesday
for Giddlngs and Rockdale, where she VIII
visit relatives before returning home.
At meeting OF tho Warrenton school
patrons, Prof. Hugo Meitzen was reelected
teacher. IL was decided TO hold an eight
month session, 70 paint the school house
and surround II by suitable shade trees.
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Burnet High School.

slnslg Texas, May 2T.-The commence
Pr exercises Of the Burnet high school
~, last Monday night and concluded
'lsiy night The annual banquet of
Y alumni came off last night. Monday
gGi entertainment was given by the
'Gaiaats grades, and consisted mostly
ascert, songs and Rotations, ending
laantata, who Killed Geek Robln?'
tuesday nights exercises were pretty
Ns'Aan The same line by the students OF
grammar department. Wednesday
VI Witnessed the contest for the C. G,
1sn eold medal, the test to be the best
ssea y debating the question: Ire
.se, That the United States should not
v las philippines" The debators were
~ pougherly Ealy ]. Moses, Jr., Fred
.satlIy and B. Burns. The victor was
IVA poughefty Thursday night the
..uuns class received their diplomas
Noses, Jr., Mahry Norrell and
VI Minnie Lewis were the graduates
epomas were presented by Ealy j
Era =, the spokesman for the Pear
I'm Isoai was Prof. j. B. Rogers of the
~ rails academy Willie Chamber
soa me medal for the best all round
hey Jerome Harralson makinl
n.y. 'p'ssa o. presentation for Superin,
' S. T. J. Rltchey, donor.
,s. sas were los guests at the annua
key Mum, master Of cere
|ye.'s addresses were made by Mabr,
mi NM sla J. G. Cook, Jr., of the alumni
h iS v sele responded to by Roy Mum
M, %ssss' sr, and j. A. Stevens. Ic,
h y, yea were the drinks. The sup
IA :. . Two courses and elegant.
|uris-s, exercises were given in tn
Nm NY new stone school building re
kl;s n Il, s,e css by the city at a cost 0
n ' .s.s and attended by an ayerag
persons every night,
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BRES|srAM BUDGET.
An Exhibitioh OF the Merits of n
NcNv Chemical.

An Exhibition of the Merits of
Nckv Chemical.
Brennan. TeShs, May 2e.-Mr. Henry
Harrison, manager OF the Harrison Dry
Goods company lin this city. is arranging
for display Tuesday night to show the
merits OF ilrcprkoflne, the chemical die
covery made byl Mnjo, Abe Harrison and
which is now hding put on the market in
New York city He has prepared a nun-
her OF light fabrlcs with the chemical. and
with them will ihaye fabrics which have
not undergone dhe process. He viii also
have newspapers which have been Put
through the profess. among them copies Of
I The Post and IN Brenham Daily Banner.
| The arrangemenN will be at the store, and
/ II is expected Il at large crowd viii be
! present TO witnc&s the exhibition. He will
| touch the mated at $3.50 o'clock Tuesday
/ night
! large crowv nay so from here 10
! Houston next Sunday on the excursion.
4 The Central hasU authorzed rate of $l.5,
! for the round lin. and 1t is the hrst o
the season. Bf4 uham people are liberia
patrons OF the eursion feature, and Il \
| an assured fact that many will 80 from
! here.
Mr.. w. G. Iiero erson, clerk OF the vestr,
of st. Peters EpH copal church. Is IN Hous.
/ ton attending N meeting of tho board o
missions Of thM diocese OF Texas OF tn
/ Protestant Epi Wbpal church This boar
was recently ord tod by the council in SEES
sion at Waco ind its frst meeting wa
held today In hrst church, Houston.
4 Campbell & Huntington, attorneys 10
Fred Schaokey, E. Ill probably argue q me
ton for a reduoV on OF bail. Sehackey M
beer IN Jail sin L February, CHARGED D
Indictment with participation In tie kill
ing OF Henry Il aemor. His bond wal
fixed at $4,000. Which he was rnaole t
give Judge SinVs Will hear the appuea
ton as soon as has been prepared.
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LocNnART LOCALS.
Citizen Very BADLY Bruised Up In a
HuuuNyuN.

GttiJen very bHuly BRUISED Vi In a.
Runaway.
Lockhart Texas. May 29.--Mr. Louis
Rhnelander met with very serious aud
painful accident Saturday evening While
rSturning from Maxwell In buggy his
team became frightened and ran away.
tearing the buggy to pieces and throwing
Mr.. Rhiuelander and his brother-in- law
into a barbed wire fence Mr. Rhineiander,
who was frlghtfnlly cut about the head.
neck, face and shoulders, mounted one OF
the horses barebaciked, and rode to town,
whore Or. Preston soon patched him up,
and he is now resting easily. The other
occupant OF the buggy was injured but
slightly.
This, the last week or county court.
viii be devoted 20 the probate docket, and
It is expected that much old business will
be worked of Justice Mill sopened his
court this morning, and IS dealing out
Justice to petty offenders.
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FoRTY-rnIRD ANNUAL FAIR
OF the Austin County Agricultural
Society.

society.
Cat Spring, Texas, May 29-The cele-
bratlon of the forty-third annual fair OF
the Austin County Agricultural society was
a success; about 1900 people were on the
ground. The directors Of the society, as
well as the different committees, did their
best in keeping good order and It was a
Joyous day. There were people fyom al
The neighborng towns. John F. Bell de-
livered the English Grafton ana freuerioA
Fredericks the German speech.
Premiums were awarded the following
persons: Frank Hillbrath, best draft stall
lion; Frank Hillbrath, best jack; Charles
Klueware, best mare and colt; Henry
Reitz, best jennett and mule colt; August
Hartmann. best three corn stalks JUN
Armtine. best three tobacco stalks; Au-
gust Dahens, best collection OF frult
lesser premiums in sums aggregatins
Si5o were paid for various exhpits.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Al the fremont Frank J. Cholorod New
Orleans: W. C. Wilmot. New Orleans; a.
A. Greene. Jr,. Dallas Thos. Dorrance,
Houston; j. r.. Clay. Texas S. a. Maiey,
Temple: A. II Roland and wife. Sabine
Pass: A, l. Greenway. St. Louis; r.
Cooke. Houston: N. " Hunter, Palestine;
rs. o. Noyes. Houston. j. H. Robbins,
Chicago A. w Pollard. Houston; Chas,
w. Eaton Boston. G. Smith and wife
Houston; W. n. Ordway. Dallas; II. +.
Luckett, Plttsburg. Pa; 7 4. MeDon-
nell. CHATTANOOGA; Fl. n. Shirley, New
York; Geo l.. McKinlstry. Detroit.
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nitten by a nnbid Dog.

Wallis, Texas, May 29.-Mrs Karl
Klecka, wife OF prosperous Bohemian
farmer, whose farm adIons town, was
bitten by supposed mad dog last night.
The dog belonged TO tho family and wah
bitten about three weeks ago by a dog
which was then believed to be mad. This
dog was killed aud the one bitten was
kept chained For day or two past nc
had shown peculiar symptoms, and last
night he broke the chain and rushed upon
Mrs Klecka and bit her upon the shout
der and hand She left that night, going
to SoalY for maidstone.
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IMPROVES OF COMMANDMENTS.
u. Homer T. Wilson Says the Ceie-
bration Is HurtfuI.

u. Homer 7. Wilson Says the Cele-
\ brution Is HurtfuI.
|srt WORTH Texas, May 29.--Rev. Homer
wilson was vigorously applauded dur
!, lis sermon last night because of his
France against the custom of school
|.rnuments.
|Hs aid. q would to God / could solve
M problem for every pupil that is to-
b Erskng his or her brain by reasoIi
ls bsing what is termed commence
ksa week. God knows l would do l.
Eaiiaiiy would to God | could oblitA
|as that custom from the public school
knti Of our land, for l tell you thai
|usty wrecks more brains of the child
b any other one thing ! can mention.
q practice is brain-wrecking and is no
be- nor less than tightening the tension
|nn upon the young and maturing
frts d our children, to their great detri-
Ee, ard reminds one Of the olden day
F,socsry Of religious sects.'
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Yonlsrm summer norman.

Yoakum, Texas. May 29.-The yoakuIn
summer normal opened this morning with
good attendance and the following
faculty in charge; Thomas NJ. Colston Of
Cuero, conductor; w T. Brian, Yoskurn,
and f. p. Guenther, Moulton, assistants.
This normal will continue eight weeks
and IL is expected will be one of the most
successful in this section.
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TEXAS UNIFORM RANK *. OF p.
BriEndier General WozeDcraft Con-
templates REPRESENTATIONS.

HriEndier Generni WoHepcrait Con
templates REORGANIZATION.
Dallas. Texas. May 2s--Alfred Prior
Wozencraft, who on April is was elected
brgadier general commanding the Texas
brigade Uniform Rank Knights OF Pythias.
has received his commission from Major
General James II. carnahan OF Indisnap-
oils. This badge OF authority is hand
some steel engraved parchment, Of which
The owner is very proud. General Wozen-
craft has not vet selected his STAFF OF Of
fcers. but VIII do so shortly. thorough
reorganization OF the Texas brigade viii
be made. II Is very probable that at least
one prominent member Of the Uniform
Rank who lives in Houston will go upon
the new brgadier generals stan
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Granted BAIL on uabens Corpus.

Canton, Texas, May 27.-Dr Henry
Barnes, who killed r. NJ Bridges las
week and whose examining trial beior'
County Judge John S. spinks resulted p
his being remanded without bail, sues gu
a writ OF habeas corpus. which was near
before Judge Gordon Russell here teday
Or. Barnes was granted bail by Judg'
Russell in the sum Of $1,000 IL Is con
coded that he will be able to make Doh'
ansily
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cUERo NOTES.
nistrict Court VIII Take Up the Civil
Docket First.

Cuero, Texas, May 29,-District court
was called this morning by Judge Wilson,
There we're seven prisoners in jail FOR
investigation by the grand jury; two on a
charge Of murder, three for burglary, one
for theft from the person and one for theft
of cattle. Mr.. r. P. Gohmert OF YorG-
town was appointed foreman Of the grand
Jury. The civil docket jury cases viii be
called first.
The gentlemen who bought the cattle for
shipment to Cuba are here today to re-
ceiye them. They receive $50. The cat
tie will be weighed here.
There Is considerable talk OF boil wee
vii now. though no injury to amount 10
anything has been reported 'as yet. Sew
eral Of the genuine species have been
brought In