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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-26
Ftfth Court of Appeals.

Dallas. Texas. November 25.-Proceedings
in the Fifth court of civil appeals:
Affirmed: Julia B. Smith VS.. Frank j.
Smith ct al. from Dallas; Houston al Texas
Central Railway Company VS.. j. c. Nc
Cullough. from Grayscn; City of Marshall
SIS Katie McAllister. from Harrison: j. j.
McQuatters & Co. VS.. C. e. Lee. from Ellis;
Farmers Loan and Trust Company VS.. John
s. Beckley ct al, from Dallas; Texas and
Pacific Railway Company VS.. j. @. Mahafey.
from Bowie.
Reversed and remanded: st. Louis South
western Railway Company VS.. II. A. Cnam,
bliss, from Navarro; Calvin Roberts ct al
vs.. Louisa Ballard et al; IRON Iass, Germany
VS., Dallas Transfer aud Storage Company,
from Dallas county. the Judgment OF tae court
below will be affirmed provided appellee ME
a remitttur of $3.50 within twenty days
otherwise reversed and remanded,,
Motions disposed of: w. Boyd. ST., w.
George T.. Miller ct al, rehearing, overrulea
City Of corseana VS. T. p Too Fora s. tre
ceiver) vs.. S. F. Liner ct al, certiorari,
granted; Bette Watkins ct al vs.. Nj samson
ct al, rehearing. overruled; r. ,. hatnseur
vs.. George f. Wanless. hie transcript s'a"''
Cd. ca,..
Gases submitted Central Coal and Coke
Company VS.. T. c. Thompson. from BOWIE
Teas Midland Railway Company US. J. d.
j. l.. Rutherford ct al, from TITUS; Robert
s. Hynes az al VS.. N. b. Winston ct a.
from Red River; Lewis Bros. ct al VS.. w. H..
ir y Cigar and Tobacco Company from Ellis;
John W. Talbot ct al vs.. w. w. billiard,
from Bowie: Missouri, Kansas ana Texas a
RAILWAY Company ct al vs. James r. starr
and wife. from Wood; James +. Starr and
VIE VS.. j. W. Cary ct al. from Wood. ~ !.
Gases set for December o: J.. w Grinith
VS.. stratton g. White, from Johnson a. ~,
AidrIdge ct al VS.. E. II. Pardee ct al, from
Dallas: Houston and Texas Central Railway
Company vs.. e. L. Falkner. from Navarro,
sherman. Shreveport and Southern Halfway
Company VS. Thomas Bell. from Hunt: j., d.
CianfilI ct al IS. s. A. Hayden. from Dallas
Ohio cultivator Company VS.: Peoples M
tlonal Bank ct al, from Ellis; ~. LOUIS
Southwestern Railway Company vs.. Il;
VS.. l.. c. Clark. from Hunt; E. y. NcAnleS
ct al vs.. John W. Mckinney ct al from COL
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Major Algernon A. MADISON of the Tenth
volunteer regiment, S att ned at Ma
Ga, in a recsnt letter % D.. II MN
from Washington, u. c., says: 81 tn (
there is no better mssicina on ca III an
your Pe-ru-na for cstarrh 1t has sure
cured me. II would take a volume 10 tel
you all the good it has done for me Pc
ru-na is the greatest remedy ever pre-
pared, and think | havs tried them ALL"
Mr. Ben L. Griffin, postmaster at 3 n
rcr. Miss. writes the following in re ard
10 his wife. Mr.. Griffin says: mi wi e
suffered with catarrh Ct the head Tor four
years. she tried seve al different doc
tors. and many kinds o. mA6i inc rec N
mended for such troubles as she was
afflicted with. She had dsagfe a lie
headache with an awful soreness in her
rose. and sometimes breathing was very
difficult. heard Of your med cine through
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trial. After she had tafen on'y ole BIO t's
she began to feel SO much hstte- tia. he
continued taNing 1t and after h u-e (
two and one-falf hot les she WIS emil ely
cured. She rec mm n s Pc Una tr all
women, be'i7ving it to be especially bel-
eicial TO them
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

WEBSTER. Some damage was done Satur-
day night by a high wind.
PARIs.-A good roads convention is to DO
held here December and considerable IN
terest Is being manifested therein.
cLEBuRNE. The Trezcvant Rifles and the
Rough Riders OF Dallas will participate ~ the
sham battle, TO be feature Of Thankssiving
Day here.
GREENvILLE,--pr. s. ]. Anderson has
been called 10 the passionate OF the Central
Baptist church in Dallas, and has the auesr
ton OF accepting the cali under adylsement
GREENvILLE.--An effort was made to
friIlten negro railroad workmen away from
Leonard but Without success as the workmen
continued their labors until. they had been
concluded.
BRYAN.-A. W. Buchanan, ss y. Rhodes
n Todd. ID, r. Cole, ". r. Pate John d.
Jones and other hunters have returned from
a hunt in the Big Thicket, IN Montgomery
county. They had fine luck, killing e'gnt aeer
and more sfuirrels than they knew what TO
do with,
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Second Court of Appeals.

Fort Worth, Texas, November 25.--Proceed.
ings in the court of evil appeals for the Sec
ond supreme judicial district:
Motions for rehearing submitted: Noel
Young Bond and Stock Company VS.. Mitchell
County, from Mitchell; Matador Land and
Cattle Company vs. State of Texas, from
Baylor; Wise County National Bank We
Knox, from Wise; Bowie Cotton Seed aud
OIL Company VS.. Baldrght, from Montague
To .eert.fy TO the supreme court submit
ted: Maddox VS.. York.
10 set aside submission OF motion for re,
hearing submitted and granted: Rayner VS.
Forbes, from Nolan and Case; set for De-
cember 5.
To enter Judgment in accordance with man.
date of United States supreme court: Hous-
ton and Texas Central Railway Company VS..
State OF Texas, sub.itted.
Motions for rehea Ing refused: Texas Black
Land Mortgage Company VS. Ball.nger, from
Cooke; Bowie Cotton Seed and Oil Company
W. Baldright, from Montague.
IL Green vs.. Whatiey motion for rehear.ns
mAndsd for new trial between D. L, Green
and J. S. Whatley. but not as TO other par
ties.
. Motion to dismiss appeal overruled: Cla,,
horne VS.. Missouri. Kansas and Texas Rail
way Company OF Texas from Cooke.
Cases affirmed York VS.. Jeter. from Palo
Pinto; Butler vs.. Daniel, from Ceilings
worth
ments from Tarrant; Hall vs.. Rushing, from
Mitchell; CollinS vs. Jeffr.es. from ponley.
Cases submitted: Graves VS.. George, from
Clay; Missouri. Kansas and Texas Railway
Company VS.. Duluth, from Hunt; Bers Bros
VS.. Maxwell. from Grayson; Librand VS.
Fuller, from Van Zandt two cases.; TIL.
man vs. letter. from Delta.
Set for December 16: Lash vs.. Morris Coun.
ty Bank. from Morris; Williams We. McMilln,
Re.nhart G. Co, from Grayson; Ellis VS.
Watt, from Ellis: Houston and Texas Central
Railway Company VS.. Higgins. from Collins;
Hackatty VS.. Workman from Fannin Rob-
inson vs.. Garrett, from Johnson.
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MEXICO REFUSES EXTRADlTION
ALLEGED THAT EVIDENCE AGAINST
GONZALES is INSUFFICIENT.
Case HIS Attracted Much Attention
and IL similar TO that of Mrs. rich.
who Was Surrendered.

Eagle Pass Texas. November 25.-Ambas-
sador Clayton telegraphs from the City oil
Mexico TO this. Maverick county, that tho
Mexican government refuses the extradi'lon
OF Leonardo Gonzales. u Mexican citizen ae-
cused OF the rape and murder of an Ameri-
can woman at Sanderson. Texas. six months
ago on the ground of insufficient testimony.
The case has engrossed considerable ntten-
ton as being one OF tho first to arise under
tho new oxtradition treaty and has been the
subject OF several communications between
the governors OF tho States OF Texas and
conbuiin In the first instance aud later be-
tween the secretary OF state at Washington
and the Mexican foreign office, through Am
bassador Clayton. Tho accused has mean
while been held in custody by the Mexican
authorities
Tho case in many respects is similar to
that of Mrs. Rich. who was surrendered to
Mexico by Texas and the United states on a
charge OF numbering her husband. tbs owl
dence being wholly clrcumstantial.
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Hon. B. II. Harrah.

Hon. B. H. Harrah, chief law clerk In
office of auditor OF interior. in letter
from Washington. d. c., says:
The use Of Pe-ru-na by myself and
family convinces me that 1t is an excel
lent tonic and that 1t will prove very ben
eficial to all that have catarrhal affec-
tions."
Hon. B. H. Harrah's home address Is
Newton, III.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Price. Kosss, Texas In re-
cent letter, says: my health is much te:-
ter. | have been more improved by TAX
ing your medicine and following yoIr
vice than any other medicine have ever
taken. My cough Is not nearly 90 hal.
/ am nearly well. My nose is be tor than
1t was, ard / feel like new person.
know your medicine is go7d. tNsn''
you thousand times for your ADJ e a1d
medicine. am still using your treatment.
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HIGHER COURTS.

Austin, Texas. November 24.--In reversing
and reminding the case Of Thompson Bros
ct al VS.. W. T. Hubbard. from Runnels. tho
court of civil appeals of the Third supreme
judicial district last Wednesday held that
where there has been bona fde purchase of
q section Of school land under previous laws,
aud an actual bona ide occupancy aud resi-
dence upon such section Tor three years prior
to The act OF 1897, an additional section with
In radius of tye miles OF tho land so oc-
cupled may be lerchased Further the court
seid, Where the right to purchase depends
upon the previous three years residence upon
the original home section, all that is neces-
sary to be shown TO authorize the purchase OF
another section within radius OF FIVE miles
Is that the original section is occupied by
the purchaser. He need not actually in per-
son reside upon 1t, nor make his home there
but such original section must be occupied
either by himself or some one for him
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LocI.I,urt Locals.

Lockhnrt. Texas. November 2j.-Thore Will
be union services at the Methodist church
on Thanksgiving Day. The sermon WIN pe
preached by Rev. Mathis,
DR.. o'Banon OF Tilmon will leave In .
few days for New Orleans to take post
graduate course In the medical college In
that city.
Mr.. j, II, Doyle has moved his family 70
Dripping Springs, Hays county "here Nv
will reside in the future :, ~,
large hunting party. composed o. Key
purcell. u. r. Flowers. j. a. hcCurdy.
Adam Mccurdy. John McCnrdy, Marshal
Beatty, viii Coopwood and others. went west
a FEW days sipce. 10 be gone TWO weeks OF
longer. ,,,. 49,, t,on n.
psa,v Rave lust returned from a hunting trii
10 tho Iron Mountains. and are quite reticen'
as 20 their success,
Prof Hatchitt principal OF the Lockharl
nubln schools. has purchased the Larrimors
rssidsace on San Antonio street,
Mr.. c. r. Royal will soon erect iarss
livery stable near this Arkansas Pass depot.
Born. unto Mr.. aud Mrs. J, B. Fortune.
daughter.
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RELIGIOUS.
North Texas Conference.

Honey Grove Texas. November 25'--The
North Texas conference convened in the third
DAYS session with Bishop Hargrove presld-
Inc After the opening preliminaries w. d.
Joraaon was referred for supernumerary ro'a-
lion and Asbury Pierce Hightower elected to
elders order. 60,
Question 20. care all the preachers blame,
less IN their life and official administration
called The names Of made ,ae tber
eaiiea quo characters passed with one excep-
ara 'ne n,,,ose case a committee was appoint
g s. smith was located at Ills own re-
quest. ~ or,omrson. D. D.. of At
ne. hes' az general manager Of the American
Sabbath League b j sss q SABBATH macs
sp,sch ~ ,ss ard committees are gettns
Inc o0 well under way and ADJOURNMENT
their wors ~ sb be reached by Monday night
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Calvert Texas. November 25-Mrs. H. ~
Brown spent several days in Waco recently
Mr.. L. T. Fuller, who has been In New
YORK and other points East and North fol
several months. returned home this week 3
hardware. preparatory to locating In busi'
CAPTAIN r. W. Hearn Of Breniond was IN
Calvert several days this week
itlng her daughter, Mrs. II. l.. .sticker
REV. J. c. burkstt. Captstr 81; w garitt
and sfr. ". s.. Allen are 10 New Mexico
9l ms,or D. g. McL.paou q waco visited rsla.
lives Ia Calvert this ~eek.
Mf. Grabsm Goldthwsite Of cameyon ~slt'
ed friends here recently.
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THE CAPITAL CITY.
Attorney General IL Considering an
Issue of Houston Bonds.

Austin Texas. November 25.-The attorney
general is 10 receipt Of the data relating TO
the 100000 OF sewer bonds recently voted by
the city OF Houston and Is now engaged In
studying game with a view 10 passing upon
tho validity of the proposed issue.
Assistant state Health officer Jones went
TO Taylor this evening to investigate M
alleged case OF smallpox reported from there
County Judge T. 81, Taylor Of Ronertson
county was IN tho city today on buHlnesh WIN
the eomptroler's department
the Texas sidland Railroad COMPANY SET s.t-
tied its quarterly tah On 1'nn,inp 70
S2l6.
The Home Forum Beneft order OF Illinois
has been admitted into me state by ccii-
missioner of Insurance Johnson.
State Health ofhcer Blunt returned from
III Paso today and proceeded az once TO Collin
county to pass upon disputed smallpox
diagnosis.
Reynolds ESD of Colorado. were here today
on business with the general iand Office
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Rio Grande City hearing testimony of citi-
zens in regard TO the late firing upon the
town by the soldiers OF Fort Rlnggod
II Is admitted that the soldiers fred on
the town with rifles and Calling gun and
that few shots we're fired by citizens
after the second voley from the fort, The
point in dispute Is. who hred the irst shot
The military officers. including AdlutBnt Gen.
oral Sourry, are now taking tue testimony
OF the soldiers OF the garrison. Nothing can
now be stated as TO what conclusion VIII be
reached as 10 the responsibility for tho trou-
bic; probably two reports differing IN con-
clus.ons viii be made
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,omh Karl A. Pater. B. +. Vantries. August
Koenie, w. j. Ashcroft and George Burner.
Chief Engineer r. +. Jones OF the Southern
Pacific railroad has returned 10 wharton al
Ter several days business visit to Houston.
rnrds are out announcing the marriage OF
Mr. Harry Lberman. prosperous young
business man OF Wharton to Miss Esther her
Lewis also Of hs city M, bse bdes parents rents
Sunday November 70. -,
Mr.. Parker. an Alabama capitalist. has nur.
chased the 4oxIoo lot on the corner OF POLK
anndsonrc bricks store Buildings. Tho lot
was cwned by Mr.. Jack Rust and was sold
for S1S0c.
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\ HOTEL ARRIVALS.

At the Tremont-O. G. Berry and wife.
Henrietta; Joe Chassany, D. Feutress. 81.
Louis; j. P. May, A. Lassuer, George L.
Haven. 7. L. Stead. NJ. Baum. Louis Bcr-
ger. A. H. Aarons. II, R, Harty, New
York; j. B. Jones, st. Louis; T. W.. VOL
colt, Cleveland; John NJ. HeHy. Cameron,
Texas: w. n. Mayberry, Boston; J. n.
Vile; J. T. Woodruff, Brooklyn; W, r.
Morse, Crockett Texas; w. H. Sebas,
tian, San Francisco; John b. Craven,
Philadelphia; |. w. Frohlechstein, Ealti,
more; u. y. Manheimer. ST. Louis; MIR.
and Mrs. w. II. Perine, Kansas City. s.
p. Skinner and wife, waxahachie, Texas;
Il. p. Van Alstyne, st. Louis.
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PERSONALS

Editor Birchneld Of the Alvin Sun was
IN the city today.
Or. w. d. Bradhcld. pastor Of 81.
Johns Methodist church, returned TODAY
from trip to Nashville. Tenn.
Travelling Freight Agent George NJ. sar.
gent of the Kansas City, Pittsburr and
Gulf. with headquarters at Kansas city.
is in the city.
II. p. Sherwood sleaves for Norwich.
Conn, this afternoon. being called there
on account OF the death of his father. He
will be absent about a mouth.
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FIRST STAGE. easy to break up
feeling OF lassitude. chilliness, yet flushed
face and heat In head. laneness and
soreness in limbs and bones.
SECOND STAGE, cure takes longer
headachy; thirsty, yet water don't taste
right; fulness over eyes aud nose; easy
flowing discharge from nose; dryness.
scrapy raw feeling in throst.
THIRD STAGE. IL the full dsvsioppsnt
of the disease and requires persiuteaf
treatment. but always Yields % "77''--lt
may be La Grippe o. . stuhbsFn ceid;
Innuenss. or catarrh; Sore Thsoet o.
plphthsria; Rroaebitis o. fpsnaaeiA
nsn.ay - nj aassssss ss91 80.
Ies ~ y ~ 1s2s1 :. q ~
s ss: az; :si :; IS 81 3: = ~
Skyo0t1f NJ
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have recommended your Pe-ru-na TO be
The best medicine in the world IL
Hon. Thomas Gahan OF Chicago, H..
candidate for county treasurer in 1seS.
says the foil wig Of Pe-ru-na: II de.
sire 10 express for the baneht Of til pub
Tic my experience with the famous ca
tsrrh remedy Pe-runa was athlete
vita catarrh for fourteen years and
though tried many remedies and APP
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Piled to several doctors ! was not able 10
find cure. Finally, learned Of the
remedy, Pe-ru-na, through friend who
had used II. t ok Pe-ru-na for twenty
two weeks, and am now entiey cured.
/ have every reason TO III my Gu 9 a
permanent one, as it has been year
since then. l can heartily recommend Pc
ru-na as catarrh remedy; It will cure
when all other remedies ial,
Thomas Gahan.'
There are thousands OF people who do
rot believe that catarrh can be cured.
The reason for this IS they have h d
chronic catarrh many years. They ha g
been taught that catarrh is local ase.
They have tried to cure their catarrh with
local remedies. They have used sprays and
gargles, inhalati rs and fun cations and
Sill they have catarrh Just the same
These things sometimes help taen tenn
porarily, but they soon relapse into their
former condition again
The trouble with all this is, tina. ca
tarrh is not a lo-al sesfe. !. is n sys-
temIc dseaze, and can only be cured by
the faithful use Of sys.emlc remedies
Catarrh once in the system can no be re,
moved by using local remdes The very
best that local remedies cen do Is to as
suage s-me disagre7able symptoms.
Pe-ru-na is a systemic caIarrh remedy.
IT mee.s the enemy in is stronghold.
within the system Gentle and re 'sistent-
ly 1t eradicates the disease from the sys-
tenn. Pe-ru-na is tn cnly svstemc ca
tarrh remedy yet devised hch cures
ca'arrh. Up to date there has been NJ
Other remedy that WIZ In any degree ATE
the place Of Pe-ru-na. For es BOX
on catarrh address The Pe-ru-na Drug
Manufacturing Company. Columbus, ohio.
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ALyIN's f., F. AND v. EXHIBIT.
Every Effort Making to Have IL mn
Exceedingly Fine One.

Alvin, Texas. November 25.--The Joint com
mittees from the business league and Truck
Growers association are using every enort 10
collect an exhibit for the Houston Fruit
Flower and Vegetable Festival and your cor
respondent is Informed they are meeting WIN
much success. AS an incentive prizes viii ne
offered for tho best individual successes. ana
tho collection. will be exhibited here ana
prlzes awarded before 1t is forwarded 10 lious-
Ion as a community exhibit. BY adopting THIS
plan the committees are in hopes Of collecting
and having one Of the best exhibits at inc
Festival. and II Alvin docs not Walk on VIII
terprisinG citizens.
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nnyAN no SPEAK At WACO.
Mary Prominent Democrats VIII III
Present Therent.

Waco. Texas. November 2o.-Wiiiam D.
BRYAN viii be IN Waco Friday TO address the
big democratic rally on the occasion OF the
auditorium opening and large number OF
prominenf democrats throughout the state
have accepted invitations 10 be present..
caIonei BRYAN will come from Austin. where
hc arrives Monday and will be ACCOMPANYING
by Governor Sayers. Ex-Governor Hogg ana
othfrs. News OF Mr. Bryan's acceptance oil
Invitation 20 be here was reserved tohish''
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n,,L HuutIng at Eagle Lake.

Eagle Lake, Texas, November H'f-puoA
huptipg on the lake Is very popular sport
now, and ducks are very plentiful. Several
camping parties have bsen hess this week
enjoying the sport Dr. Joe ssulss Of ~
finger was oss Of party and was cut % fhe
lake shooting ducks and - ~ exe3teneet
shot while stsnding UP ID the boat ana nis
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wharton, Texas. November n.-rhroush
the courtesy OF Judge Gordon Tue Post cor
respondent isarss that thu number OF sp-
plications for confsdersts vstAtsns tor pen.
sions approved BY November tArn Of court
were given to Herman Merhen. Joel Hoi'
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petition. in Bankruptcy.

Galveston. Texas. November 2o'-A penuoh
In bankruptcy was filed with Clerk Dart ~
the United states court today by Fobius +.
Gague Of Houston, former merchant, Dut
now OF no regular occupation He aske 10 ne
relieved of ali indebtedness that remains IN
paid after his property is turned over 70 n'S
creditors.
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BUSINESS MATTERS.
Change in Firm.

Lockhart. Texas, November 25.-Mr L. D.
Wells has sold his mercantile business al
seawiliow to MIR. Willis Branvon, who VIII
continue tho establishment at that place
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Sale of bankrupt stock,

Cuero. Texas. November 25-The bankrupt
sale of the Koenlg s. Van Hooeanhyse " pc
ING made today There are buyers from Yoa-
KUN. Fiatonia, Beeyile and other points,
besides the local buyers. The stock Is selling
| ,.fal
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Highwaymen Secured small booty.
Paris. Texas, November 25.-Lige Ham
brick, living on Emberson prairie, was held
up by two men on foot with pistols and
boitom. Win They y' secured IS in money and
watch No clew. rs
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pctItlon in nnnIsruptey at Austin.

Austin, Texas. November 2o.-Aibert Burns
and Charles Neal Mum, who formerly com
uosed the firm OF Burns e Mum of Burnet
have filed petition in bankruptcy IN the
Federal court.
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Of civil appeals from Judge r, A. Pleas.
ants, appointed some days ago by Cover.
nor Savers to succeed his father. state.
that he will be in Galveston Monday 10
begin his duties.
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was tried by District Judge Cobb, who fixed
his bond at $4,000 The bond was promptly
made by Flemm'ng & Tcmpleton, bankers,
and Hon. A. f. Wood.
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....,ssrs Tsrss. Hossmb<r S.--A. 1. Lot
...,cs wss INDICTED By the grand Jury for the
sps'ss ii Bsrginnis. His counsel st
nurdsr q o ., writ 81 habess corpus. which
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gun kicked him out into the lake and he lost
his gun altogether.
A large crowd has been organized among
the local ,,portsmen for big duck hunt on
Thanksgiving Day and all the boats nave
been engaged.
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III THE REPUBLICANS.

MN THE REPUBLICANS.
mn /. Aas'er Of the chamber OF
IL NJ. making strenuous efforts TO
81 = maj Republican League
q a. = galveston. The time for
~ k u,sss1ntion has not yet been
sR;f' w y wiz probably DO dur
~ ,srss,ilst Is being circulated
NJ 6ess''eans and already quite
y ,n subscribed should the
\. octATE JUSTICE.
~ Chief Justice Garrett
Justice Gill Of the court