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the fiscal year 1897 being 1is.a,oo 90 pounds.
The reduction in the consumption OF tea
by reason Of substitution OF coffee i ap-
parent in a marked degree IN the recelpcs
from the customs duty On tea imposed
BY the recent war revenue act Estimating
upon the iuportations OF recent wears. II
was reaSona BILE TO presume that IN" uni
form tax Of 10 cents per pound woIlu re-
sui in a revenue of nearly $40 0s0. oce. THIS
expectation. however. has not hesn real
lied. The tea withdrawn from warehouse
for consumption In the full I'VE m anths Of
July. August, September. October and Nc
veulber, in whica the act has been IN OPP
GRAFTON. amounted 20 only il ~, $50 pounds.
and the revenue from tea during that TIME
was consequently but little over = Itiiion
and quarter dollars
One curious fact which develops IN con-
junction with the imposition o. 4 du.y or
70 cents pound on tea is the reduction IN
import prices which mas Immediately fo.-
lowed A recent letter from A .eailng tea
dealer In New York discussing this sub
ject states that import prices are now from
% to 90 per cent less than las. s.tson.
while another equally prominent dsaler OF
that city states that the average price IN
China has declined cents per pound from
last season.
TIE order to establish a star route. mail
service from Cciville 10 lone. issued De-
camher & has been rescinded.
Edward Hughey has been commissioned
postmaster at Marrs Landing.
Thomas p Carson has been appointed
"
place OF Charles = Lauderdaie resigned.
Capt John W. Murphy, First Idaho
volunteers having rendered his resignation.
has been honorably discharged.
Harlem l.. Gorham. Company n; Ed
ward II. Awkward. Company q. end An
drew NJ Dieg. Company b, all CT the sly
tenth infantry have been granted honor
able discharges from the service.
!. Theron A. Noble. Of Seattle, has obtaInei
a patent upon cylindrical balanced gate
valve James Wright, OF Rosly:. cas been
granted q patent upon nozZe.
Pensions Of 81 Il month have been granted
TO Daniel o Durkee. Seattle; George w.
Hovt Manor: John A. Moore. la Center
John E. Voice. Eliensburg; Waiter Hun
ter Soldiers home
Widows pensions Of S month each
nave been granted 10 Mrs. Sarah T. Price.
OF Elma, and TO Mrs. Jane ID keith, Of
Puyallnp.
Increases In pensions have bear granted
as follows: George W Burton. Toledo. 81
10 $50 a month; Philander $. Foster. FAR
barn. So 10 ST.; Frances A. Hoas'and, Far
field. IS 10 SO: Harrison T. Dorlna7. Aidy,
Sc 10 IS benjamin F. Tanner. la Center.
IS. 10 xt2 The last named pensionEr s one
=. the Survivors OF the Mexican war.
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,s.,.sss. ., r,{a Won viii confer a great IA
yor As / afu anxious 10 iearn SaSlr "i1tf'-
asYstlfM- Hope Mr.. Ro~a}1iii Is Vel ex9
respectfully yours. tsahset hE'fionfAS
-. ~ g., .hr .~~ss, ,rA
- s@ - T~....i7t v,kt.srS ..gre-
:. 60, 49, s.exs - .,-Atcs - ,yfm-as ~ tae
$50 ,F.s -, 80 ,,9..fI.sa - ,fsa rob
l-s.te"@ s. 80 60. ,sgs,r,r,- "a seso lv
- -. ~ ,.e Arasf. ers.,.ft,..-s..
n-.ss A.os. .s,,,1a.s..~ ~ August
~ - x-s..e.stst- 4 tssesafsTy az
ili's,s. N,i''',-. 5t., f.ftSl,, s.s.r-,a.s 4
s's'oha.is 80 - -. - 49, s..stea a.g
ea< - - 49, So atoes Al ,i,e farraltV
a sssMsl - - s..v.,.- -, &C.. .-rse,.ss s,,.r,-
tfsF*'. - =. s.,st5rso $50. ~ fs,A
-. g - 49,. go g. s.ly~rss.is
$500. '''' '''F"''A
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The following deeds were filed yesterday
In the auditors office, and the list II fur
nishea by the Bulletin Publishing Conn
pany:
Albert w Baddress to Barton Robinson.
lots II and L. blk 4o lots 10 5. blk -.
lots and !. blk Is: lot /. blk IS. Gilman
yember 81 1897. s..
Barton Robinson to Rogers. Howe a. Co.,
lots and 5. blk 2. Home add, December
-, SEQ.
S. Bond Galloway ct AK. TO Chris Larson,
lots 25 and Is blk !. Salmon Bay Second
add December p, SO.
Michael Powers To Sarah l. Powers. lot
n, blk &. Syndicate add. December 9, q c.
r. ]. Sullivan et NIX. TO Miles standisA.
" a5xeo II lot $. blk 81. c. u. Boren's add.
February q. s5.2ss91.
Miles Standish ct TX. 10 Moore Invest
ment Co. " s5x6e n lot =. blk 81. c. ID.
Boren,s add. November Is. zee.
Moore Investment 90. to Rufus T. Lin
add, December "a. si.uo.
William Quasi II ax to Henry r. rch;.
lots 10 6, blk ), Ross First add. Deem
her 81, $3.50
William Quas, It TX 10 Jacob Picht. lots
: and =, blk ). Ross First AID, December
Fitghugh Henderson. by w. % Perkins,
attorney. and WILLIAM g Keith, 10 Char
loste Founder. Alderhy ard Cory mines.
Snaquslmte district December -. Sgsi.
William g Keith to q. a Founder una
/. interest in Kate SHARP. Silver Tip. Gem,
Lost Ronh. Jupiter. Highland CHIEF. Mas
sodan Hue klehvrry and Summerses mines.
Buena Vista district December =. 81
r. II Parker - nx. 10 Regina Rotten
stein lot ). blk I. Laws First add. October
&. sloe
George Taylor et ux, 10 Joseph ., Cats.
iot 4 blk L. Central Seattle. December -.
81 9. ST.
John n. white 81 nx. u John Wallace
lot 60 and VIII lot - Second Motor Line
add December -. q {. II.
Henrietta Reynolds 10 Joseph Baumgart.
@ II IA iat 8. blk :. Terry's Fifth add. be
eemher Il. sis5.
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Bender II several places and broke bone
i'm his ankle. which VIII lay him up for
several weeks. Ryan escaped aith lew
injuries.
pa!ouse has an electric Hight plant in
prospect
4 glass quartz mine has been discovered
near Samas.
7. NJ. cornthwaite. secretary OF tie Spo-
kane Athletic Club. has rendered fls res
iCnation.
The leading merchants OF Palouse have
signed an early closing movement. effec-
tive between January and April !. 1899.
-Four hundred and forty-tour notarial
certificates had BEEN Issued by Gov. Rog-
ers 1T the closing hours OF the old year, 100
in excess OF the 1897 record.
Clarence Eva@s OF Blaine while splitting
wool a few DAY age. met with bad ac-
cidsn, IN almost severing the index finger
OF the left hand
over 500 in cash has been donated to-
wards the erection OF the United Brethren
college at Guy. also sa9o as the results OF
sales OF bots donated by the townsite com
pany.
High winds wrecked the l!stle fishing
schooner Violet Carrie while on Henderson.
bay. She had cargo OF seveTaty-hve bar
rss ~ salt fish, none of which can he
found. The total loss Is $40.
William Rich Of Sumas. shipped twelve
tons OF peas to Vancouver last week He
received 81 per ten for them This Is the
first shipment OF the kind ever ruasfe from
Sslraas, and nets Mr. Rich about so per
acre.
The Co-operator is the title of rev
publication issued by the Socialist colony
at Dlalla. X IS printed every Monday
cyrus Field Willard is the esiitor ard
James $. Ingalls, and J. Il. Fowler his as
SOCRATES.
The branch az the Bank OF Montreal a.:
Victoria presented the flrs department with
Il check for so. 80 Re applied 10 the hae-
mems fund. as token Of appreciation Of
tire efforts ~ the department in protecting
3:s property.
TIE report OF Commander Alien. OF ts.,
Soldiers Home at Ogting. SHOWS Ei3at Their.
n err. I;a inmates during November. This
- the largest IaImbeT If Veterans dcfli-
c5.a3 shore since the hoH5e Vas hgls|r. The
highest previous record MAS lH-
The farm residence ~ r. " Foster. on
tie Cottonwood. WAS destroyed by hre re-
Gently causing a loss Of about S. .i.s Moth
ing was saved. The Insurance policy which
had ssaeT1 CARTEL for years had sxfriTv5 a
The aluminium Deposit found ~ Orras
tssAnd by w r. Markham is $sld % Ne a
very valuable discovery. THE vein * about
fs1r feet thick ATsi the supply Il seeming
~ snexaa3ssti Ole Some good ltnds ~ gold
and ziuc have also ne<n made on The isl-
ant
TIE T'xassaTx' National bark. q Spokane
recently declared a GiyslenG az E Tssg cent
on ~ capital stock % s1ssssi tee sfTat DIV
p5ssua Il haz DECLARED since 1xsfs T'fas tx
change Ma .0usl also of Seokans. DECLARED
a s t-r ceu1- siivi3eg9fs On It's capital stock
faw DAYS aga
city Clerk Gallon. - Olympia. 5 in re
te;rf q fhe foilogsmx letter. Please have
the hgSYanesz 81 inform Y1a = ar. GezS~gs
Fsas-khtll lives In ytesr state. IT 50 wi3l yo4
hrd his naule on sE4s poll socks o. IL yea
can ascertain Il hss family are living in
ycGr stale. give TISe their address ~ az
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i TROUBLE WITH FRANCE.
- HAS SoT YET RECOGNIZED
IT'S CLAIMS.
-. n~rs r. eaf Omefal 1T WASH
s~xssn Does Not Anticipate Any
s.vtss. Difficult, On Account Of
xtfuasfon I'm the Orient.

HARRINGTON, Jan. 5.--Enise3 States
,e',sz<ssr S,ossgsf 81 Pektng. has uct add
s1k~S me state department Of tie reception
ys~s1a hi protest against the proposed
eessss~szx al s9e French settlement a.
ss1S.sr~asl over territory claimed ta belong
u * American concession. Therefore
q A~vsartrYgess: feels warranted rs azsasn-
~ sfsaf the matter = n9t finally can
x.x ard tt has not yet teSEs advised
49, sse f-sssrsss govern Fsest has confirm
81 ~ French csatfas ~ reported.
Ir~ss. II thai were ~, tfSe action Is mol
.syssed a. h1al by oar government,
xscz hxs aof - far had any dealings fs-
yyses a. via TIE French government touch
] - - conflict 81 infaFshIs, which Is be-
sS n fe Incident - the efforts 81 eanl-
800 x.saYlssaip i4S5es and commercial
s1~e "a obtain predominant privileges
- sha water front II IT. not regarded
q sx1f. l,te that there viii be- any serious
sSssrssssy exp Fienessi In arriving al q sas-
s @.fseyy settlement.
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WASHINGTON
CORRESPONDENCE.


Special Dispatch 70 :he Pcss-rnteIlsgeneer.
WASHINGTON, Jan The rev Cara
dian sarsT does rot appear 20 have cSsad-
Sa.tageaEsly affected exports from lie
United States 20 she DonIElcn- Iaas
MEASURE. enacted lr Iss1. proysssc~ iaaf
goods entering Caaa9a from Gre%s BIT
ain and her c0lrniss should enjoy a tarin
rats Of = per cent. .s-Ss than that casss-st-
ed on goods from ether countries, one-nak
~ that reduction going into effect on Aag-
ast /, isss, and the remainder an Anguss j.
Iss~- The expectation from tae IEited
States 10 Caas4a has. therefore, since Aug
8E: !. lsss. been made under whatever OF
disadvantage Ire new Discriminating rates
Of thas tariff afford. Is IL. therefore. Ia
ferssf;ng 10 compare the figures of the ex-
ferts 70 Canada since tnas date, both with
those OF the corresponding months Of is9f.
In which caiy or.-haif Of the di-erlfn.nat-
Ing rate was in operas soG1. and with those
OF 1855. in which no discriminating rate
existed. The figures of the treasury nsi-
geaa OF statistics, covering me details OF
,ne export trade are now avaiia bic for the
months Of August. September and October
They show tina. during those three months
OF hs~ in Nsllcs4 tae @uA = peT ccnt.
tariff reduction In favor Of Great Britain
and her coianles was in operation. exports
from the United States 10 Canada were
larger than in any corresponding three
months in the history Of our commerce
wiz. that country. In fact. the exports
from the United States 20 Canada have
never shown more rapid gains than since
the enactHeys: OF the rev Canadian tariiI
giving 10 imports from Great Britain and
her colonies advantages over those from
the United States.
In the first three months OF It's operation
IL Is99. In which the discrimination in favor
OF goods from Great Britain was bat leis
per cent, exports fror1 the United States
10 Canada increased nearly S.0cc.sso conn
pared with the corresponding months Of
1895. against an average gain OF $2.5eo, 90
In corresponding periods OF earlier years
In August. September and October, 1895.
however, which were under the full opera
ton of the new law the increase over the
corresponding months OF 1887 is more than
s.. oGo0do The total exports from the United
States TO Canada IN August. September and
October of the present year. under what
ever Of disadvantages the new Law in its
full operation affords, are nearly 30 per
cent. in excess OF the corresponding months
of 1855. and practically double those of the
corresponding months Of 1894.
The following table shows the exports
from the United States 10 Canada during
August, September and October OF each
year from is9I 10 1898 inclusive:
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FREE TO ALL WOMEN.

ty an ladies' &c know that ara man
~ \ branch ofFies for rs SAG a. ne
ssS,sr@ F.A!ra u Fiks. Frfnesss s8ian yxs4
A@aa...'-@7x- se.syA all forms o. female ssezs I.
ff]s . Ts,.ssss he SD % szaysse.sfs 49,
tess s-y'',s 81 is merits. w5I gladly g5.e or
81 S.x asay eae s,cent sscx free a.
sssfe Is 70 ease q Ps'o 81 rs.las; Le
1880 :. vsfn eslFe THIS 10 4Gzck ts~
.. ,.ss4ss.sus. er bum S4g. but Natures
~. ~<v-ssy s2v wonaaG, a aica Restored
GO s~.gsa after aES otasr means kss9
- - .e4 . kys*orsea by many Sesftis "a
- !. xii eost yoa nstalsss - esFa sss,.,ss
1870 a ~ merits ard / shall >. 1ses.a-
81 4. rave y~saa r4l.- Os sszsd @~eana stasue
80 arsIl x4ra Ycsa 01e s1-c~zs 1zx sr~e
a. ste yeas faa rars4ea3sTx. Mrs. Caro-
ssr.e Esss sssstBs Wash "a b iEa2nt a.~4
ME REMEABER--kAl~A or ETGS
CCEEA
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you are perhaps aware that pneumonia
always results from cold or lToin an at.
tack Of ia grippe During the epidemic Or
IA rrtsf.s. A few wears age when 20 many
eases resulted In pneumonia, IL was o.
served that the attack WAS never followed
az that disease when cha ryaaerlsir : Cough
vSsne4fv was ased II counteracts any tend
snrv of coid or IA grippe % result in
nat dangerous siisea So II * the test rem
ersrce Every bottle warranted. For sale
tx al dealers
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noaE TROUBLE IN CHINA.


LONDON, Jan. s.-Accordiug TO dis
nasek from Haskow To 'he Morning Post,
inv sre alarming reports from the upper
Yasrssekiang region Disturbances are in
Rea0nr In the provinces of Szechuanhunan
an Hapeh.
4 body OF Chinese troops vas sent to
attack the rebels, but they are said 10 have
~ before the enemy. The yiceroy has
Inn reinforced by three gunhoats and
- nm
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NEW ORLEANS Jan. a-faght rain.
eacA muddy Results
sessa turiongs. selling finean wen. Sir
80 second. Belle OF Dublin third Time
II fufloass ~isanish won Our Nellie
ssend Prime Harry third Time, ii7
- mile ARID seventy yartfN-Iraveier
- Sornsteal. Ky. second. Annie Taylor
nsFd.- Time i:,ois.
fnrlonxs. selling Imp. l.oiterer won.
xxai Etta s~cowi. Minnie Weldon third
ons mile selling Celtic Bard won pom
3 eaast secand School Girl ihsrd Time
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ua,.t.ry student. Dismissed.

RICHMOND. Va. Jan. News is re-
esfved from Lexington tonight that today
- s,s,erlafendsnt Of the Virginia military
lind tsgaed an order dismissiag the en-
- 6rA ciaSs Of that institution, consist :
RI al shsysy-fiye cadets. The young men
Sss.ninvea represent twelve states and their
s6sr,ee was a breach of discipline commit
"a ~ New Years day in tie face of esps-
- warning
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Tie following table shows the eNportation
OF the important articles and Glasses OF ar
.icles from the United States TO Canada In
the months OF August. September and Oc-
tooer Of 1886 1881 and 1898 Those OF the
year 1886 were made prior 10 the enactment
OF the new Canadian tariff these of 1891
occurred under that feature Of the aes
which gave 10 imports from Great Britain
ard her colonies LIE per cent. lower tariff
rates than on goods from the United
States. and those OF 1898 coming within
the full operations OF the act which gave
10 imports from Great Britain and her col
ONES - per cent. lower rates than those
from the United States.
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n~evss on jamaica in Relation 10
Cuba

HARRINGTON. Jan. Robert r. por-
3. fh< scseciai commissioner Of the treas
n apartment. has made report to Sec
-.;.~r Gage on the economic and business
sssss,iftane Ia the island OF Jamaica, ard
go, zuusratiors 10 TIRE Island OF Cu.a.
M the American fruit market made
sssSegy supplied and the English market
ssersicaisy Untouched. Mr.. Porter thinks
80 sbers In hope III ctitsa. especially ia
SsssSuro province. for diversified indus
- e.vsted tsy rapid transportation.
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v1gc0rvER STEAMER BOUGHT.
De11eam Merchant VIII Use the
Faatnet for Trading

4 VANCOUVER, Il. c.. Jan 3.~Piekforsl
Backs steamer Fastsret which ran for
~ months between Vancouver and
Ais1kAa ports. has been sold 10 L. A. Mar
~. x GuAysqnil. Mexico. for ssaea
1s0nez ~ Z Mexican users liant
He viii run the sfeanasr between San
N1efieco ara Gnfs-aolii az a general trad
81 5Ae Fsstnst is issH tors register Sha
MneEy ran between Halifax and Prince.
EnvAFd i~tand, asas was brought here
oyUand The Horn
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DR.. E. M. RADCLIFFE, Seattle, Wash.

esielsatiY more scared thar the one that
xaaf
JgFnsa n. Yates who dled Al Einnira Or
Yt~eHi4y. Nss ueDtrw 81 es-g.py. Yates
81 Illinois lie was ~ lieutenant IN ths
eisii Nag.
M~s e. r SeyTe wh0 has an orchard
Efar Salem. Or. sHssrintssis.sd In l.srsoa
tae evaporation % her apple crop. aggr,e-
eating - so ssngriss&
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ExcitInx session ia pro.uert

uCToRfA. r. c.. Jar 3.-The provincial
Aolesare corvenes THURSDAY The, usual
eeyerFnial viii De- observed II is rumorszi
w. Inc rev government intends pasi1lrg
Nsic business .apidy. With the parties
Nenay matched there Is likely To be- an
escsirx session
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COLOGNE. Jaa. The volkx xei,ung
onaounces that II has received news Of The
tnl5sonment OF Gerrsan Catholic mis-
o6unases by Chinese al lila. in Shanxee
- seventy miles southwest or Ping
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asAN FRANCISCO Jan = Weather mt
SsAn was fire, track muddy Results.
nile. selling Nsrt>ssc won. None
= second. NonchaiaEss third Time
xsanar'y course. seiltr ct lars,nefo won
ssecd Hope seconsf, ayrsl thiri Time
,sSessi furlengz, selling Jerry Haunt won.
81. ''t''4- runs
VIZ mile. Segliug-Stariima NOR. Roassr.
nassnFf saeotai Alscia third. Yefve tstL
uhe nss.e. siding Rulseen Won. Razs.
se second. Moffnga third Tase lar.
=. hk f6f.sissss- Montgomery NO o-tSss-
: I. sscossd, Sss~t William khirsi Time.
.,.9rffS 81 sunday edition. January I
:. Re fnst-i nteilgeneer may he ssArsfrezl
! s-slsssss office, ready for mating. a. 81
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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-04-28
TEXAS LEGISLATURE.
several mis- Disposed OF by the ss"H
and the House.

Austin. April e. About the 3
number Of petitions on the an'''F's
bill were received and read In the sen
ate yesterday
The senate passed the house conc IT.
rent resolution recalling from the gov
ernor Mr.. Teagles's bill creating a m'r'
efficient road system for Liberty county
The bill providing for the teaching OF
humane treatment % animals Ia ihe
public schools was passed
House bin by Mr. Maxwell and Ca,d-
well granting a block of ground 10 the
city OF Austin for school purposes pass
ed finally by a vote Of Il to7.
House bill by Mr. Wright diminishing
the civil and criminal jurisdiction Of
the county court Of Coke county, passed
finally.
On motion Of Mr. Savage the regular
order Of business in the house was sus-
pended and the senate hill to amend ar
ticle 42lsY Of chapter 1870. acts Of the
Twenty-hfth Legislature. providing Tor
the sale Of isolated and detached lands
In certain counties, was taken up on its
third reading The bill was passed.
Senate bill TO incorporate the city OF
Beaumont. 10 grant IL a special charter
and fin It's boundaries was passed
senate bill TO authorize the Missouri
Kansas and Texas Railway compan "a
purchase or lease the sherman. Shrcye
port and Southern Railway COMPANY
was taken up. discussed and was peuI
ing business when the house reccsse,
until the night session.
The night session was devoted TO th
general appropriation bill.
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Halls Celebrated Baby Cordial for
cholera infantum and all summer
complaints Of children. Also good
for adults.
Soothing Syrup for tortured lit
tie bodies. Gentle but eflicacious
remedies for youthful ills. Lotions,
ointments, toilet powders, puils,
sponges, combs, brushes and all
articles for the nursery are here in
great quantity and good quality.
Everything in the line of PURE
FRESH DRUGS and STANDARD
MEDICINES.
Halls Drug Store,
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|. & G. N. Rates.

To Austin, April 30th and May 2nd.
Limit May 9th.
To San Antonio. Account Bankers
Association MAY sth and 9th. Limit
May 18th. Excursion 10 Mexico.
To Charleston, $. @. Account u. G..
V. reunion May ith and sth. Limit
May gath. Less than one regular fare
round trip.
To Louisville, Ky. Account Southern
Baptist Convention May 9th and 10Th.
Limit 10 days. Privilege Of extension
TO June 10th. Less than one regular
fare round trip.
To New Orleans, La. Account Louis
lana State Fair and Exposition. May
9th, 10Th, Gath. Limit 10 days. One
regular fare for round trip.
To Richmond, Va Account General
Assembly Presbyterian church. MAY
10Th and 10th. Limit June 9Th, 1899.
One fare for round trip.
To San Francisco, Cal. Account Bap-
list Anniversaries. May l4lh and 10th
18th and 18th. Limit July 10Th. Rates
5000.
Any agent can give full particulars or
address ID. J. Price, G.. p. * I. A.,
Palestine, Texas.
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Savannah. April 27.-The feature Of
the memorial day exercise here was the
presence at the head Of the procession Of
two companies Of the Second United
States infantry under command Of Lieu
tenant John l. Hines. and the firing by
that body Of the customry salute 20 tn,
dead at the Confederate monument in
Forsyth Square. This is probably ths
first time In history when a salute !
honor of dad Confederates has been
fred by regular troops Of the Federal
army
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crn.hsa by FALLING slate.

Easton, Pa April % Three mon
were killed by fall Of slate in the Pom
Argyle Valley quarry 20 miles from
this place. Two hundred tons Of slate
and dirt fell into the hole and Edward
Harding and Joseph ID. German were
buried under II with no hope Of recover
ing their bodies. inside Of two days A
third man. an Italian. was cut in two
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mo Further ns.pIlsd.

Gieenyille Tex, April a. Sheriff
Patton has received telegram from
Governor Savers granting further re-
spite Of the execution Of Charley Littn
until Thursday. May & Littles attor-
ney is in Austin TO personally intercede
with the governor for a Communication Of
Little.s sentence TO lie imprisonment
This second respite has cheered Little
considerably and gives him hope that
the governor will act favorably on the
petition sent in his behalf
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Wind storm In Nebraska.

Stedward, April %. A terrible wind
storm. approaching almost 10 the fury
Of hurricane, swept over this place
Wednesday night doing a great deal
Of damage 10 property aud iniurns
several persons The wind was accom-.
panied by hail which covered the
ground 10 the depth Of two inches.
some Of the hail stones measuring five
inches In diameter.