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POLITICS IN QUEENS BoRoUsH.
Three Municipal justices who Would Like
Another Term.

Three Justices Of the Municipal Court are to
be elected this fall in Queens borough. Tho
term OF each is ten years and the salary 50 600
a year. SO important are these places that
they are absorbing the attention of tho local
politicians even in midsummer.
The First Municipal district includes Long
Island city and the Justice there ia Thomas C.
hadlen. The Second district includes the
former towns Of Ncwtown and Flushing and
William 7. Montcvcrde holds the lob. The
Third district includes jamaica and ncmp-
stead. James J. Mclaughlin being the presid
Ing Justice. These three Justices were an
pointed by Mayor Van Wyck in January. 1898
and their term expires Oh Dec 81. 1880 Each
honss to succeed himself and they are linin.
IN the FIRST and Second districts tho Demo
cratic majority ia so large that the lrhting
VII, nii be II , the Dem2cratir, ranks for tho
looking on Mt present; In Long Island City
doubts are EXPRESSED about the Homiration ot
Justice kaaicn. because. it ia said. at tho time
OF his appointment there was an understand
in is that he would not seek : nomination when
n party worker for years and his friends
fBS @yrouES Loader is entitled title To 99"thGr term
iav3rs former Police Justice Charles ! Duty
former Years WHO could dc%nt May %H %s@ =
and .kadien's friend. say that If he ioes not
get the n2mination he viii receive III" indorsc-
,l'il w 'nt requirements ana VIII he Reelected
kadien' oh i"f supporter is Thomas A. Brown
AZ present clerk to the Queens County Board
of Supervisors.
In tho Second district Justice Monteverdc ia
not sur" OF denomination. Two Flushing
DEMOCRATS are looking for tho place. They are
Johh y lrorn.n prominent Young attorney of
Flushing, and William RoSuun. Jr.. AT present
Deputy Conn missioner OF Water Supply for
Queens borough. Rosquin is looked upon as 4
most likely candidate. His present place was
given 10 him to overcome his disappOntmrnt
at being turned down as Surrogate Of Queens
Y. sod In i'm la, tl,.
Democratic machine
Justice Mclaughlin in the Third district Is
having an interesting time trying To keep in
with both the Madden forces and the forces Of
former county leader John H. Sutphin Nc
1.auEhlin is prot6gc Of Sutrhn and was APP
counted as personal favor to the old leader.
Mel augh!in's brother. who Is County Engineer.
Is the leader of the Madden forces in Itmaica
The Justice s friendship for Mr., Su'phn would
not let him Join those who opposed Sutphin.
In this district the Republicans havca chance
Of winning. and there are two mon hui ling for
the nomination They are Il Frank Wood. at
present Assistant District Attorney Of Queens
county. and W w. Gllen. for twelve years As
siStant Surrogate Of Queens county
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son ACCUSES FATHER.
Young Meyer Says His Parent Hired Two
Men to "Do Him Up.N

Frank Clcftlcld. % years old. OF 90 East
Twenty-sevcnth street this city. and John
DAILY. "a years old OF the same address. were
arraigned befoD acting Police Justice Macs in
the Second Criminal Court. in Jersey City. yes
terday. charged with assault on Frederick
Meyer OF 80 Irving street. The complainant
who had evidently been severely pun
ished. said that his father William Meyer
a druggist at 1857 Palisade avenue. had
hired the men to do him up Druggist
Meyer aud his wife have been quarrelling Tor
the past two years. Their sons Frederick and
Albert. have sided with their mother. On sat
urday last Frederick had his father arrested
for assault. On Monday the druggist caused
the arrest OF Albert on charge ~ breaking
into the drug store. Albert said that he was In
partnership with his father. and had right to
enter tha store.
Frederick testified that Clelield and DAILY
Josted against him .anl then knocked him down
and kicked him. They ran away when his
brother. Albert came to his assistance. The
prisoners said that Frederick attacked them
first and they only acted in sef-detence. They
are strong athletic young men. while Meyer is
a slender boy OF III. The men said they wero
In Jersey City helping to move a load OF fur
niturc. but they could not remember the name
OF the owner Of tho furniture or where it had
been taken. Mrs. Meyer said she was con-
vinced that her husband had hired the men to
attack Frederick. Justice Macs fined the prs
oners SO each. The fines were paid.
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JHE.fTRIC1L NOTES.
Actor Folk Married cen Haddon Chambers
Coming to America, Perhnps.

Florence Crimson, who Is professionally
known as Mile. Toronto. was married yestcr-
day to c. L. Graf and will retire from the stage.
Another theatrical wedding Of interest is
that of May Buckley and Wmot II. Garlick.
! Toronto millionaire. which took place at
Ogden. Utah. on June IL. The couple spent
their honeymoon in California and sailed for
Honolulu last Thursday. Miss ckley goes to
London next fall to appear in a new musical
comedy at Days Theatre there. starting in
September.
Laura Burt will take Marie Dressler's place
in The Man in the Moon commencing Mon
day
$. Miller Kent and his wife sailed for Europe
Yesterday on the Lain,
Otis Skinner will tour next season in The
, Liars" Mr. skinner has been successful be-
fore in playing John Drcw's parts on the road.
This past year he acted the character in g Rose
mary played here by Drew.
Nine lcJnnc is arranging to take London
success to Paris and kITY BSST t1rs2@
is being translated into French for the actress.
MI e p3M"enS Neeklase which BssE VA and I'd
| here some years ago. ia to bc presented for the
first time 10 Il.ondoners by Beew.
is called rhs lflo6rwalk ers. and was tried at
spring, Lucy DAG and viii West have been
'S L ana B s5 M sts @sT to &s
| hattah Beach on Aug. for n brief engagement
| in tn" seaside PLAYHOUSE there.
| Harry GlaHicrwiil go on the road next season
! as u yingtiiu in The Three Guardsmen."
| At k"ith's last night a hiograph picture was
| nut on showing the Columbia and Defender
| rounding the stak"hoat in heir match race,
1t il said that liaddpn Chambers the author
| Of Captain Swift" and The Tyranny of
| Tears which John Drew is to produce ut the
! Empire in Scpten Der. will visit America in the
| fall Charles frohman is DESTROYS that Cham
| hors should write a play on an American sub
| lect for production here and later in London
| 1t Is poss Bile that Frohman's Offer vii he ar
c"ptcd. Isabel Irving. who will play the lead
! ing female part in THE Tyranny OF Tears
| has been studying the work of the London
| actress and will return shortly 10 this country.
Jeanette I.owrie has been engaged for tho
! Iyccum stock company next season.
Dunno and Ryay have bought THE Iittle
| Host " and will send II on the road next season
under new title, Some Of the people who
| Della Fox will not be in it, however
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THO WeRther.

Bright skies general over all the country yes
trrday. save the South Atlantic coast from North
Carolina to southern Florida, where 1t was showery.
The pressure was normal. or slightly above in all
the States. except over tho northern Rocky Noun.
tAns, whore it was little below normal. There
was no storm brewing and the outlook is for con
tinucd fair weather to-day and to morrow. with
slight change in temperature.
In this city yesterday it was fair and slightly
warmer, average humidity II per cent; wind
shifted from southwest to southeast average velori-
ty IN miles hour barometer corrected to read to
sea level at A. NJ. 3n.l4. 3 p. NJ. 1910.
The tempcratur" as recorded by IN" official Their
mom'trr and also ~ THE Suns thermometer at tho
street level Is shown in the annexed table:
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Allegation That the Telegraph Corporation
Prarticed Fraud in Tennessee.

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. July lin the Chan
Gerry Court here to-day Thomas 1upton Of Nc
Minnvie Tenn. and W 4. Murray of Chatta-
nooga fled suit asking that the Postal
Telegraph Company. or such part OF 1t as is in
Tennessee. be placed in the hands Of a receiver.
Chancellor Mcdonnell enJoned tho company
from disposing Of its property in this county
and district. The bill charges that the Postal
Company is insolvent ard cannot be made to
pay its debts in Tennessee.
This is the outcome Of an old suit. Thomas
Lupton Of McMinuvillc was damaged during Il
storm 10y tho COMPANY wires. He sued the
company at McMunyllle and secured JudE-
mcut III the sum OF $3.50. The supreme
Court affirmed this judgment. The company :
property here was attached by the Sheriff.
The company then. through its counsel, made
oath that the property did not belong to the
Postal Company, bat to the Commercial Cable
COMPANY Therefore il could not be attached
The bill charges that'the company went ahead
and allowed the property to he attached. and
did not give notice about the Cable Company
until three days after the attachment had been
made. The hill charges that the Postal Tele-
graph Company is irauduent.y insolvent at
law. and that neither this debt nor any part OF
il can be wiped out by law.
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students of Labor's Annirs Meet in Old
Orchard.

BIDDEFoRp. Me. July ll.-Od Orchard was
the gathering place to-day Of the members of
the National Association Of officials Of Labor
Bureaus. who will hold their annual meeting at
Augusta on Thursday and Friday. The party
numbers about thirty representing many OF
tho States which have special labor depart
ments. Among those who arrived t. day are
Col. Carroll j.; Wright, ,WgshinGtom, President
David Ross. Springfield. H.: J. l.. COX. Hattie
Creek Mich: John McMackin. New York {;
Thomas !. RiXey. st. Louis, Mo-; W J.. A.
Philadelphia. Pa: James NJ. Clark. New castle
Pa; A. 7. Montague, Richmond. Va. Jonathan
b, Connor, Indianapolis. lid; HnIford Erick
SON Madison Wis.
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The Fdgewater Creche. a fresh-ai day nurs-
cry. asks for contributions for its work. 1t
is the only fresh air resort for ailing and en-
feeblcd children that can he reached every half
hour of the day. 1t is situated on the New
Jersey shore Of tho Hudson. opposite Grants
Tomb and is reached by the ferry at the foot OF
West l3Uth street. pretty stone Swiss cot
tage is equipped with cribs. baths and every
provision for health and comfort. while Il
trained nurse gives personal attention to every
child Last summer the nursery had 1887
guests.
Donations may be sent to T. Dclano Wcekcs.
Pre- Sident, 81 Wall street Charles ID. Kellogg.
Treasurer United Charities building. 100 East
Twenty s"cOnd street or DR.. Annie :. Daniel.
:I2T East Fifteenth street
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O., ERIE IA, July ll.-Developments in the
o"at'n"h murder case unfoded rapidly to-day
H"' I"'"rmatons have been made charging
"fS, Nhnt'pck, wife OF the victim. and Charles
TTM"ft@'g"r. her paramour. with the crime.
tne '"'w"r was arrested and has confessed to
U,''hG present when her husband was shot.
n'f r.w'anon has escaped. In her confession
, "rh Nha''u"k admitted that she had been in
sSDale Nlih SwartHieger On sunday night
80 ne, nm A. usual and warned him 10 leave.
~" nat had trouble with her husband. Her
~, nll 'rm" M and engaged in an aterca-
h,U WIN NNhnHrrg"r who knocked him down
men shot him
fsnnaat ut"rp, Pa. July ll.-CharIes 4. SwartZ-
NJ, '''h'e"d with the murder OF Clarence r..
h.ii 900 ''' ''""''' vas "''"'''" "~'
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WANTS HER HUSBAND PRoDUCED.
Mrs. BOSNIAN Says His Brother Is Restrain
ing Him of His Liberty.

David BOSNIAN has been ordered by SUI
preme Court Justice Maddox in brooklyn to
produce in court to-day hiV 'roth"r. George II.
BOSNIAN. Mrs. Emma A. BOSNIAN of DID
Pearl street. the wife Of George II. BOSNIAN.
AYERS that her hrothcrin-law is restraining
her husband OF his liberty. She says that her
husband is an electrician in the employ OF
Thomas A. Edison. and that on June ]" last
she began an action against nm Tor sopara-
tion and that the suit il still pending
Overtures were made for reconciliation.
her husband. hut. owing to the fact that her
brother in law. who was opposed to their being
rccOncilcd. was restraining her husband nl Ms
liberty she was unable to see him. She alleges
that her brother-in-law laughed at her and
said certain things which she could not under.
stand 1t was then that she secured writ of
habeas corpus to compel him to produce her
husband in court
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CORNELL on ITALIAN EVIDENCE
Magistrate Says "These People's" oaths
Arc Not Worth Finger Snap.

vincenzo Compare of 1913 Mulberry street had
yincenzo Viola Of 145 Mulberry street ar
rested on Monday night for striking him on
the head with a chair in a quarrel in tho sa-
loon at 1913 Mulberry street. The complain
ant went to the Centre Stree. Police Court yes.
terday. his head .swathed in bandagss and his
shirt stained withhold. and made an aftlda-
Wit that Viola "without.cause or justification
struck him on the bead with chair. ,inilicting
a painful and dangerous wound As the
prisoner was being taken before the Nlagis-
trate. however, he managed to speak few
words to Compari.
rs this affidavit true?" asked Magistrate
Cornell
Yoke! Yoke" answered Compare.
The Interpreter was called on and explained
that CCmp6ri said that Viola had struck him in
play and that the blow was Ioke.
Lot him make an affidavit to that effect ="
said the Magistrate in disgust. This case il
typical of a majority OF Italian cases IN
the police courts. The oaths Of those people
are not worth that Swapping his fingers. They
ask the protection Of our laws. and then will
fully block the administration OF Justice
shall have those two contradictory a!tidavlts
filed before the District Attorney and ask him
to make an example Of this case l think an
indictment for perjury can be secured against
this man. Tho prisoner is DISCHARGED
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STOLE Plates OF DR. BEACH's Book
Youthful Burglar Says He Intended to Sell
Them for Junk.

DR.. Worcester Beach OF 159 East Forty ninth
street published book on surgery. containing
over 500 pages. several years ago. When the
edition was run of he had the eectrotype
plates Of each page taken to his home and
stored them in boxes. DR.. Beach is at present
in the country. Yesterday Louis Wciner, -
years old. OF 1921 Second avenue. broke into
the plates. He was examining the box in a
vacant store near by when Detective Collins Of
the East Fifty first street station saw him and
gathered him in. Weiner admitted the bur
glary. and said he had intended to sell the
plates to Junk man who would buy them for
the zinc and lead in them. Tho boy was sent
to the Gerry society for the night.
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FOUGHT TO GET ms JOB RACK
Letter Carriers Aunt says lie Was Crazy
When He struck the superintendent,

Letter Carriers Aunt says He Was Crazy
When He struck the superintendent.
Alfred Goodwin Of 100 West 1921 street re-
comfy threw up his Job as a lett"r carrier. but
thought better Of it afterward and went To the
branch Post Onlce at Columbus avenue and
lO5th street whore he asked to he reinstated
He was told that he would have to apply at the
General Post Office. whcreupon he struck SUI
pcrintpndent c. G. Dean. Goodwin was or
rested and arraigued in the West FIFTY fourth
Street Police Court yesterday afternoon on Il
charge of assault. ,,
tioodwin's aunt Mrs Margaret Doyle Of 1879
West 1921 street appeared in court and eN-
planned To- Magstrat" BrnHn that her nephew
rerntpndant was only one Of several strau GO
things he had done recently: At Mrs. Doyle :
request the charge Of assault was withdrawn
ana on her complaint Goodwin was committed
10 Bellevue for examination as to his sanity
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Objects to Fort Thomas AS n MobiliZing
PInCe,

CIScINNATI o. July 11.--Col. James s.
Petit Of the Thirty first Regiment, now being
recruited at Fort Thomas. called at the recruit
ing office in Cincinnati this morning He may
ask the War Department To have his regiment
modified at some place other than Fort
Thomas
II am disgustcd with the place" he said.
The fort is an awfully nice place for officers
to live, hut there is no drill ground for a raw
regiment, | haven't found place where |
could drill battalion"
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BUTLER HURD PLEADS GUILTY.

To BE Sentenced Friday for Stealing jew
elry from Thomas T.. Stillmnn.
George T.. Hurd pleaded guilty in the County
Court in Brooklyn yesterday to an in iictment
charging him with grand larceny in the first
degree. He will be sentenced on Friday. Hurd
was butler in the family OF Thomas T.. Still
man. AT 10 Joralemon street. During the alb
sence Of the family last Nav he opened safe
pear shaped diamond valued ut 81 200 was
among the articles taken. This was found
aftcrward in II pawnshop in Liverpool where
i had been pledged for S. 25 by a steward on a
White Star steamer. who was a friend OF
Hurd's II was recovered by Chief OF Police
Williams of Liverpool and returned to Capt.
Reynolds Of the Detective Bureau on Friday
last. All the stolen articles were recovered.
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POLICEMAN cimrnELL'S TRIAL.
Charged with Addressing Insulting Ian
guage to Mrs. \. II. Batt"rsby.

The trial Of Policeman Peter Campbell
charged with addressing insulting language To
Mrs Battnrshy. wife of Vice President A. H.
Rattershy IT the Brighton Beach racctrn"N. on
the occasion of IN" fire at the brighton leach
Hotel on June IL, took l.! ,"n Yesterday hr,nr"
Commissioner Abel ~ brnGElvn. Mr. BAT
while shn was standing Ina front ol the hgt"!
and asked her wheT" they could get la! ~
had trpuhl" with Campbell and NJ! went t. ~"
Shrrpshcad Bay station. THERE Mrs BattrrslT
liar" Campbell sworr that the words h" u-rd
were "a deliberate lie Commissioner Ahol
nrNcl lnn .ilM
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Governor summons Woodruff.

Lieut.. Gov. Woodruff on his return to Brook
lyn from the Adirondacks on Monday night.
found n telegram from GOV. Roosevelt await
ing him. requesting Mr. Woodruff to visit him
enrc was made to the object of the visit and
MI. Woodruff says h" has no idea why the Coy
crrur wants To see him at this time. Mr.
Woodruff will return to the Adirondarks di-
rvctly after hi, conference" with the Governor
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SAW HIS DAUGHTER KNOCKED Down
Fireman Grabbed tho Bicyclist Who Rode
AEninst Her and landed Him in a Cell

Margaret Donovan. tho nine year old
daughter OF Joseph Donovan. a fireman OF
Engine No. 3. in East Fifty first street while
on her way to pay visit to her father last
night, was knocked down by bicycist at
Third avenue and Fifty-frst street Donovan
bcyclist. held him until policeman arrived
and arrested him. He said he was David
Rosenberg o! 100 Goerck street Ho was
locked up and the girl was taken home in an
ambulance. She was not seriously hurt.
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Rig Game Preserve in PENNSYLVANIA.

ALTOONA. Pa. July l-Onc hundred SPORTS
wv nav" arranged for the purchase Of about
.'' Thousand acres O.: woodland in the huntn.
" E'''prE Enuwu rs beaver Dams. in Blair and
KIN, iHg Inr counties They will fence it in,
tm ra'II-. stock the woods with large and
p r""9. gam" and tn" streams with trout, \
rr,"eo' nal gGmokeeUcr iS TO b" secured in
Y thHi lie will have two assistants. new
49, ln..ai".TMa and pittsburE sIOrtsncn
nv 'i''i lul with III" movement.
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MAGISTRATE KELLER BEGINs WORK.
Yacht Club and brewery Send Him Flowers
and Friends Gnvel md Gold Pen.

Magistrate Lorenz Zeer began his duties
yesterday in the Harlem Police Court. The
Harlem Yacht Club sent him n large floral
horseshoe. with the club colOrs attached. The
Ringler Brewing Company and several other
OrganlHat ions also sent floral tokens. and the
mounted gave from F.. A. Mehling and gold
fountain pen from an intimate friend.
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New Catholic Charity in Brooklyn.

The Angel Guardian Home for Little Chill
drnn at Twelfth avenue and Sixty-tourth
street Brooklyn. which is under the caro- OF
the Sisters OF Mercy. was formally opened yes
trriay Vicar-Cicneral Mcnamara celebrated
high mass in tho chapel, and at tho close OF the
services blessed each apartment In the home.
There was "A reception of visitors from > r. NJ.
toGp NJ The home is a branch Of the Con-
vent Of Mercy in Wioughbv avenue. and is in
tended for the accommodation OF children from
> to 7 years old.
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THREE roMEy HURT IN kUSAwAYs
Ars +. 7. Payne and Miss Warrington in
Glen Cove and Mrs Jewell in Bay Shore.

GLEN COVE. /. l.. July 11.-While Mrs. F. T.
Payne and Miss Jessie Warrington were out
driving this afternoon their horse ran away and
they were thrown from their carriage. Each
was badly cut about the face and body The
horse GaI!oped Off. dragging the overturned
wagon after him. but was stopped before fur
Their damage was done. Mrs. Payne was rem
IN o carriage.
About two years ago she had similar eN-
nerence when her horse ran away. On that
OCCASION her baby was killed.
BAY SHORE, J.. l., July ll.-Mrs. Herbert g.
Jewel Of Brooklyn. who ia summering at her
cottage in this place. was thrown from her car
rlage last evening in a runaway and badly in
lut"d, The team colidcd with an electric light
pole. Mr., Jewell. who was driving. escaped
with slight bruises Mrs. Jewell will recover.
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Homo In.nrance Company,s statement.

The ninety-second scm-annua statement Of
the Home Insurance Company Of this city
shows the total assets Of the company 10 h."
holders aggrrgatinG S7.SO4. 1913 A SENT
annual dividend of , per cent. has hoen de-
claredi payable on demand, The company's
capital stock is S3OOO,OOO
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Frank Sharln. Is years Old. OF SB Mulberry
street, was taken heror" Magistrate 'ornoll in
the tcutr" street Police Court yesterday
charged with breaking into q vacant house ut
300 Canal street. owned hv John Jay. and. with
the all uf another hoy, cutting away the eX-
posed lead piping
Tn" houe" j. damagod +" IN" ov'ent Of $500.
The pip" tn" boys secured is worth about 81 .
station, as the police oNrr"i 80 capture tho
other boy. who e-naI ed whcI Shuro Was caught.
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Grew of the Wrecked Ida l.. Hull Saved.

MACHIAs. Me. July 1.-THE crew Of the
three masted American schooner Ida l.. Huh
OF Barnstahle. Mass, which sailed from Boston
on last Friday for Windsor, y. s.. aud was
wrecked on Camp Island. landed in a boat NJ
Rogue BUNS last evening, ten miles from the
scene Of the wreck. The crew consisted Of
Capt. fabrlclsen, two mates steward and five
seamen. The Captain says he mistuok Libby
Islands fog whistle for Machias seal Island
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Losses ~ THE TEXAS FLOODS.
Gov. Saysrs Refuses to Interfere in Matters
of Cotton Speculation.

of Cotton Speculation.
AUSTIN. Tex. July 1l.-Gov. sayers received
the following telegram o-day from W. Gerard
OF Baltimore. Md.
The extent Of damage to crops and suffer-
Ing ni your people is being belittled for cold
oIooded, m"rcenary reasons. The New York
cotton Spectators are heavily short Of the
market 'or that reason they are trying to
ascrNdjt reports. Let the world at large know
ue t'ur ndtiOn Of affairs"
," GovrruOr replied:
- cannot allow myself to become involved
The o,hrr
More Than loo cars ot food supplies and
..ntAnG w"r" contributed by the several coun-
,,rN N, state to-day and will be shipped to
tSnr destitute people Six State convicts were
evening.