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WEAIHER AND CROPS.

Wharton, Wharton COuty, Texas, July
29.--rhe peach snd pear cr1p is plentiful.
Pears retail at 81 per bushoi, peaches al
80 eefts to Vi per bushe, according to
quality.
San Marcos, Hays County, Texas. July
ls.-A heavy thunderstorm IRON the north
visited San Marcos at 4:30 this evening.
four and tour-hfths inches OF rain tell
accompanied with light wind ana much
heavy thunder.
Brennan, Washington County, Texas,
July "a heavy rain visited this section
during the morning hours today. Con-
tinued showers nave made the farmers
somewhat apprerenslVo as 10 boil worms
ANA kindred cotton pests, ana large orders
are being placed for poison.
Navasuta, Grimes County, Texas, July
29-Another one of what appears an end
less series Of showers tell here III noon
tJday. und was much heavier than, pre-
decess1rs, These rains are sufficiently
heavy to suspend active farming opera
lions and arc no. needed by the crops
Hearne, Robertson County. Texas July
%. Another hard rain fell here this
morning, In nearly every portion OF the
bottom where thore Is any cotton at all
the pant is said to be in excellent con-
dluOn and The outlook favorable for a good
yield. lN3 rain will be needed for twenty
Yoakum, De witt County, Teaxs, July 20.
--tiood rains fell here both yesterday and
this morning. While they were not espe-
cially needed they viii do no harm. TAX
en- all In all crop prospects through this
section are good and should no unforeseen
calamity befali them, the people will reap
a good harvest
ThomSstOn, De witt County, Texas, July
ga heavy rain fell here this morning
and the Indications are that there viii
be more during the day. 1t will be bene-
fetal 10 the stoclmen but will interfere
with cotton picking, which had begun ON
a small scale, consequently the first bale
VIII he a few days later than anticipated.
Beeyille, Bee County Texas, July 2S.--
greater abundance OF corn has been
mis- ed IN Rec county this year than ever
before, and greater variety and quantity
Of forage stuifs is being harvested and
cured. Bee county farmers have learned
by experience that there IS always during
the later part O. the winter. II during no
other season Of the year. demand FOR
forage or all kinds and that there is money
in raising aud taking care OF such crops.
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REPRESENTATIVES, NOMINATED.
Il. II. Pickett and II. u. Greer to Rep
resent Thirty-siNtb District.

beaumont. Texas, July 3O.-The demo
cratic nominating convention for the Thir-
ty-sixth representative district met in the
Elks hall IN this city at II o'clock with
ell the counties represented either by
delegates or by proxy.
Chairman Joe Riyiere Of Liberty coun'
'tv called ehe convention to order, aftel
which Judge J. A. Moony OF Tyler county
was elected temporary chairman and Jack
Dies of Hardin county secretary
The convention was 20 nominate Two
candidates for the legislature and Hon.
r. Pickett Of Liberty aud Hon. r. A
Greer of This city We're nominated By nc"
clamation.
The convention elected r. W, Greer OF
this city district chairman una Jack Dies
of Kountze secretary for the ensuing two
years.
The following resolutions were adopted.
Resolvei That we as democrats indorse
the National democratic platform adopt
ed at Kansas City, embodying' As II does.
the fundamental principles OF our govern
mnut a. enunciated bv our constitution
ana the Declaration Of Independence
we believe that the paramount issue
in th,s ramp7ign Ia imperialism as defined
by said platform.
a we indorse the candidacy Of Hon. Joe
Bailey for United States senator from
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THE LYNCHING CASES.
More Than -Four Hundred Witnesses Are in
Attendance on the Court.
JOHN BROOKS IS 10 Be THE FIRST TRIED
Place Weeks and Greenhaw on
Trial overruled by the Court.

Palestine. Texas, July 30.-The Hum
phries case was called in the district court
in this city at 10 o'clock this morning,
Judge Lipscomb presiding. The first busl-
ness transacted was the calling of wit
nesses and this occupied considerable
time. over 400 having been summoned
Since the trial OF Cain and Stevenson, held
witness has died. Mrs. John Humphrles.
widow OF one of the men lynched; her
child. the wives and children OF the de-
PENDANTS and two of the HUMPHREYS wild
ows and their children occupy front seats
in the court room. which is crowded al
most TO suffocation.
The defendants, Joe and Walter Wilker-
son. w. b. Brook. John Gaddis, William
Johns aud sam Hall. were brought from
the iail to the court room under escort
of Texas Rangers. sheriff and deputies
Both sides announced ready for trial
and by consent the special venre was eN-
cused until o'clock this afternoon.
tAs soon as court opened in the after
noon counsel for defendants fled q motion
TO have Weeks and Greenshaw brought to
trial first; attorneys for the state asked
and were granted permission to file an an
swer TO this molten. After much discussion
the motion was oyerruled. A motion was
then made by the defendant to have w.
b. Brooks brought to trial first, which
was granted by the court.
Defendant Brooks counsel then pro-
posed motion for a continuance. owing
to the absence OF several important wit
nesses. After much discussion the mo-
ton was oyerruled After this was con-
cluded the investigation OF the vonire
began and the witnesses were excused I'M
I'll tomorrow moralnE.
The crime for which these men were put
on trial today in the distric, court is fresh
in the minds of the people of Texas.
Following are the attorneys connected
with the case: For defense-Judge still
Well Russell of Dallas IL. h. Muse of
Dallas Faux d. Faux of Athens, b. S.
Gardner and Gregg & Brooks and Albert
G.. Greenwood of Palestine; for the State
dion, Ned Morris. assistant attorney
general; ], NJ Crook. district attorney;
Guy Green of Athens.
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TENTH SHOULD ne DEMOCRATIC.
Mr.. Rniley Says TINT state Committee
shouId Help Burgess.

shouFu ielp BURGESS.
Dallas, Texas, July 30-The nomina-
tlou Of Hon. George r. Burgess of Com
zales for congress by the democrats OF the
Tenth congressional district and the ac-
tivity and enthusiasm displayed among
the democrats of the Tenth since Mr..
Burgess nomination have greatly Is d
the hopes of the North Texas democrats.
who count on a solid democratic delegs-
tion from Texas to the next congress.
Mr.. Burgess has many personal as well ~
political friends In this part OF the state.
Congressman Bailey, who HIS been IN
the Tenth district recently, said while In
Dallas yesterday: "The chances for demo
cratic success in the Galveston district
are bright indeed George Burgess Is
every inch man, and as good a dem9cra
rs lives. He Is of the kind thai fights u
finish, that never quits. His party +
organized and aggressive, Npd 81 is my
Judgment that George Burgess VIII sue
coed r. B. Hawley in the next house o.
representatives,. To that, end ! think the
State committee and all the other ma
chinery Of the party in Texas should
bend every energy in Burgess behalf
We must have solid delegation from
Texas to be behind MIR. Bryan In the
Fiftyrseventh congress-"
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Texas and commend him to the people of
this State as the only living exponent of
true democratic principles.
4. Resolved. That We lndorse the course
of Hon S. b. Cooper. member of congress
from this district, and commend him as
congressman who has truly responded to
the sentiment Of the people whom he
represents. Respectfully submitted
The most refreshing incident If the
convention was a speech by Judge c. r.
Stevens Of Liberty. The past four years
the judge had grazed In strange political
pastures, having been lured away by the
Palmer and B1ckner organization In his
speech today he declared that the financial
question had been settled. at least tenn
porarily. and he was with the democracy
heart and soul in its fsht for the Repuh-
lie and ngainst imperialism.
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BUSINESS MATTERS
*. Lane Filed "A chnttcI Mortgage.

X. *. Lane Filed n CbnttcI Mortgage.
Greenville, Texas, july 30.-R. X Lane,
one of the largest and oldest dry goods
merchants of the city, filed chat,cl
mortgage today for the benefit of or d.
itors, naming B. F. CASTOR of ST. Loui,
and e. W. Harrison of this city as trus-
tees
a schedule of liabilities is as fololow;:
First National bank, Greenvile, $926S,
S, A. Wallace and B. Ballen. S2OS8, A. 5.
Moore, R. f. Saunders, F. NJ. Newton,
w. F. Ballthrop, $25OO Jesse Wise, $50;
w f. Lane, $2S4; Holmes Insurance
agency, SlOS; George Beals, SIPS; o. c.
Reeves, S96; Montrose & Pierson, $500.
All these are of Greenville. Schwab Cloth
eng company, St Louis, $106l; Seim-
sheimer & Co, Cincinnati. S212; Martin
Brown company. Fort Worth 1890; May"
field Wooden mills, Mayheld, KY, $43J.
Hurst & Co. Baltimore. $25S2; Good
bar & Co., Memphis. S26O5 Strouse 4
Bro, Baltimore, $155S; Rothschid
Bro, St Louis, 500; Keet Rounitree Shoe
company. Springfield, Mo-, $12Os; Keet &
lR, lndtree Dry Goods company SITS
Gimble & Son, Chicago, 1902; Herzog n
Bro. St, Louis, 800; Seward Trunk com
pany, Pittsburg, Pa, 1853; Fabian Manu-
featuring company, Cincinnati, S66; Rove
Manufacturing company, Dallls, So;
se'lgman &c Co.. and G. C. Wallace. Pa
duc3h, Ky, S142; Bowling, Coblenz &
Kahan. Baltimore, $1S6; Hende son
Woolen Mills, Henderson, Ky. 800.
The parties nsmed have all accepted tie
assignment, which includes the entire
stock, several valuable lots OF land, notes
and accounts. Sale is to be by private
or public sale, as the trustees may decide,
but for the interests Of creditors.
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Market for Anderson County coal.

Palestine, Texas, July 3O,-Coa taken
from the mine near this city is now on
the market. and sells rapidly. The Pales-
tine Coal and Mining company has gone to
work N earnest and since the incline
leading to the entrance OF the mines has
been finished wagons are now loaded d.
rect from the mines.
Work on the short road to the city is
being pushed and according to the surveys
made last week the new road will be two
or three miles the shortest, This will ne
a great advantage and the new route will
not be so sandy as the one now used
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TEXAS POLITICAL HISTORY.
The First Democratic Convention
was Held nj Waco in 1887.

Brennan, Texas, July 30.--The Waco
correspondent of Texas paper writing
of the democratic convention to meet
there. saws it will be the second copven-
ton OF the kind for Waco. and that the
first democratic convention was held there
in 1856 with General sam Houston and
Governor Runnels candidates Tor govern
or.
The above statement does not agree
with the memoirs OF Governor Lubbock,
from which the following paragraphs are
taken THE democratic State convention
OF 1857 met at Waco in the Baptist
church on Nav IA. H. r. Runnels OF
Bowie. NJ. 7. Johnston OF Tarrsnt, George
W. Smith Of Jasper. and \. NJ, Lewis OF
Washington entered the lists for govern
or" General Sam Houston ran as indie
pendent against Runnels at the election
two years afterwards and was elected.
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THE STATE CAPITAL.
|trrnger Died Near the City from
Lead Poisoning.

Lend Poisoning.
Astin. Texas, July 3O.-A white man
said he was travelling through the
ptry on foot and who gave his name
George Biernes was found in the woods
South Austin today suffering from
q poisoning. Medical aid was sum
FL, but ne died this afternoon.
#orney George f. Pendexter, one OF
pest known lawyers at the Texas ban,
vigorously Ill at his home in this city.
.Pas been confined TO his bed for the
Ten days and his illness took q turn
ne worse this morning.
In Melssner, an inmaie of the State
~ asylum, dropped dead OF paralysis
morning. Meissner was 46 years
~ came from Nelsonville and had
~ Inc asylum two and a half years.
fort Worth Packing aud Provision
any OF Maine, with principal office al
u, Mass was granted permission to
n sIness In Texas today. CAPITAL stock
~ us Texas office is at Fort Worth
~ d. T. Wheat and City Collector
~ Oh beaumont are in town TO-DAY
pug data TO the attorney general
regard to the proposed issues of
Ion water works and paving bonds.
4 ~ A. Greer OF Beaumont is here
me- Guy NJ, Bryan and daughter, Mns
arrived in town yesterday from
u neorge Roberdeau OF Giddings spent
q 1ay In town with mis- parents.
a Thera OF Mrs. Theodore Hacken-
VINO died from buris caused by
'ue explosion, took p ace at o'clock
~ su.tor Smoot OF the Statesman has
80 from his New York visit.
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rhe Naxnbnchic Cbnutnunun,

Waxahachie, Texas July S0,The fea-
lures of the day at the ChautauQua were
the Chalk Talk" by Rev, c. T.. Stokes
of Marshall Mo. and the lecture by
Prof. $, y. Hornbeak of Trinity University
on he "Air We Breathe"
This has been educational day and much
instruction has been deriyable from the
exercises.
"A splendid shower fell yesterday after
noon late, which has put the grounds in
ideal condition
The local interest is very large and
great crowds from town attend each SER.
Virp
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA ALUMNI.
Members Living in Central Texas OR
ganize an Associations,

Waco, Texas, July 2S-An association OF
the alumni of the University Of Virginia
organized and officers elected az follows:
Dr. John II. Seurs II Waco, president Hon.
George w. Tyler of Bolton, vice president;
Shapley u. Ross of Waco, treasurer The
following is list Of the charter members:
Eugene Williams, r. b. Baker. Jr. s. p
Ross. I. n, Cox, John w Davis, Otto IT,
Johns n, Daniel A. Kelley John W. RI
Were, DR.. ]. H. Sears Dr. A, H. Snead
DR. Samuel E. Shelton, John G. Winter,
Jr William A. Threadgill Austin N.
Robinson, Or. Taylor Hudson, George w
Tyler II +, Robinson. John r. Buchanan
John T. Battle James Whltworth c. j.
Battle, Or. w. NJ. Rice Or. Frank II. Ross
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hvron c. Kingsbury and Duncan McLennan
of Waco Victims of an Assassin.
|HpOATS OF BOTH WERE CUT, THEIR HEADS
ALMOST SEVERED FROM THE BODY.
Trail Made by Bloody Stcckinged Feet Led to the
Gate but There 1t Was Lost and There Is No
CIew to the Perpetrator of the Crime.

,,.o Texas. July 3o.-Myron C. Kings
H.. residing at SIS North Eleventh
-, was assassinated this morning at
,tock and Duncan McLennan, his broth
Law met the same fate in the same
H. At the hour named Mrs. Kings
H. wife of deceased, who was sleeping
r. senarate room, was awakened by II
i 70 in her husbands room as if Two per-
e. were hghttog. She ran into the
H. but 1t was dark and, the struggle
Ing ceased. she could not see or hear
Nthing. She procured a light and re-
aered and was Mortified by the CHASTITY
BIZ before her.
ISer husband, Myron C. Kingsbury, lay
4, his bed dead, his throat cut from ear
lear. Duncan McLennan, her brother
youpg man about % years old, lay across
q body of her husband dying, his throat
a cut until his head was almost severed
b his body.
Mr.. Kingsbury was plralyzed almost,
II gathering up all her strength she
named and ran from the house.
Il neighbor living next door had also
"a awakened by the commotion when
II murder was being committed and
4 Just emerging from his house. He
81 Mrs. Kingsbury and gave the alarm.
dficers we're soon on the ground and
& Investigation began. The room where
d two dead men lay presented a horri-
.. sight. The floor was covered with
"a and the bed on which the dead men
n was saturated with it. Just under
4 edge of the bed lay large carving
life and in the corner near the foot OF
\ bed revolver was found, but it had
T. been discharged. From the room out
pugh rear door trail of bloody
4eks was plainly visible. The traces
- made with stocking feet and led to
& barn. The rear yard gate was bloody
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CAMPAIGN IN THE TENTH.
Conference of Democrats IL Being
Held at Eagle Lake.


Held at Eagle Lake,
Eagle Lake, Texas, July 30--ln response
to the call heretofore published in I've
Houston Post, made by Executive Chair
man W. r King of Eagle Lake, the execu-
tive committee of the Tenth congressional
district is in session in Burgess cam
pagn headquarters The business being
discussed todsy is the organization of the
several counties for the purpose OF making
a hard democratic fight il the district.
Those present are the chairmen from
each county, as follows: Jones Sheburn,
Austin county; J p. Simon Matago.da;
George Best. Colorado; l.. T. Fshhack,
Br5zoria; W w Glass. Gonzales; c. K.
Holcak. Layaca; J. ". Moore, Fort Bend
]. S. Wheless. Galveston, aud J. 5. VOL
tiers, Fayette. with w, r. King chairman
OF the committee Among the visitors with
the committee are Hon. George F. Bur
gcss. judge J J. Mansfield of Colorado.
sid Winston Of Fort Bend. James p Ellis
of I,7vaca, 0. P Bosford Of Fayette, /. NJ.
Williamson of Fort Bend. Wharton Bates
Of Brazorla, and Prof Thomas Of San
Marcos L seems that the democracy OF
the Tenth district is better organized now
than for many ye3rs, and we predict
good result in November
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pRuMMEn,s Suicide.
KILLED Himself without Warming
While with Friends.

Dallas, Texas, July so, William G. Daing
OF Chicago, travelling representative Of
the Palmer Fuller Furniture company Of
Chicago committed suicide in this city
tonight by shooting himself through the
heart lie entered a cafe with some
friends to get refreshments. Without
warning his companions, he stepped aside
and killed himself.
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DEADLOCK is EXPECTED
In the Supreme judicial Convention
mt Fort worth Today.

Fort Worth. Texas, July 3o.-some 300
delegates to the judicial convention to
nominate an associate Justice OF the court
OF civil appeals tomorrow morning have
arrived. Two more are expected in the
morning. There is a fair prospect of a
deadlock. Judge Stephens, present in
cumbent. has the largest number of in
structed votes but not enough to elect,
while Judge Wallace and Clrswel are
close seconds. It Is intimatei tonight that
a combination is being formed TO defeat
Judge stephens There arc six candidates
night.
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Marrow Escapes from Death.

Buckholts. Texas, July 3O.--While re-
turning from church yesterday afternoon
little ODE, the son of A. p, Hess, was
run over by spirited horse driven by a
Miss Schiller and painfully but no, dan
gerously hurt A short time ssterwarI
Mr. A. c. Hess. an adult brother OF the
injured child, seeing the condition OF Tho
little one. was stricken with heart failure
and II was with difficulty that his life
was saved by his physician.
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evening Ernest Strickland, livery
driver. was thrown from his wagon and
very badly hurt. II was thought for
while his Injuries were serious, but today
he IS resting quietly and will soon be
around again.
Mr.. Wes Henson. farmer living seven
miles east from town. was hurt late Sat
urday evening by a team of mules He is
Is yet in a precarious condition, and his
recovery is doubtful,
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TEXAS POLITICAL NOTES.

Alvin Texas, July SO.--Judge Harris
Masterson OF Houston Is being talked Of as
a possible candidate for the republican
nomination for congress In this, the Tenth
district 70 succeed Hon. r. b. Hawley.
Bryan. Texas. July S0--The date for the
senatorial convention for this the Twelfth
district. is August 6 and not August Q, as
published in The Post today.
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children Dead of Croun,

Sinner. Texas. July 3O.-The three 1T.
tie children of Fred Hillmen Charles
Dueval and William Ian. respectively.
died the past week of membranous Group
Quite number of children about town are
sick with the same trouble and the COM
munitv is somewhat alarmed over the sit
uation
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Prohibition Will prevni1

lssron' TEXAS, July SO.-The case
..e vs. County Judge, far injunction
'ocai option, was heard in chamb-
" Judge Hightower this morning;
usnt demurrer was sustained und
Junction dissolved. 1t being now-too
.onteSt the election, prohibition in
precinct No. OF Polk county will
'or two years or more.
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In.tructions Cor ,Inyor Jone..

Halleisville, Texas, July So.-1hc repub-
lican county convention today seles;ed
delegates to the State and district con-
yention. instructed FOR e, II. r. Green for
State chairman, Mayor Jones OF Galveston
for congress W w. Scott is county
chairman. No bolt.
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CORSlCANA.- About two months aao Dan,
uacklaying gang here. died at his boarding
house IN this city. and II develops that he
lef, an estate. the estimated value of which
is $4,000 or more. Part Of the estate con-
ssts OF interests in Corsicana oil wells to
the value Of $1,000 the other property being
located AZ differ mt places Burke left no will
and now two different interests are asking
for letters Of administration on his es ate.
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OistrIct Axcrngc..
Smallpox Near Alvin.

Alvin Texas, July 30.TwO cases Of
smallpox have developed, one in Galveston
and one in Harris counties. about Ave
miles east OF this city. Both are white
people. The health officers OF both OF the
above named counties have been notified.
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WEATHER. INFORMATION.


Washington. July 80. Bastern Texas Gen
orally fair Tuesday and Wednesday in north
east portion; Tuesday light to fresh south
eOsterly winds.
Oklahoma and Indian Territory -Genernlly
fair Tuesday and Wednesday; eastcry winde.
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Prominent negro shot from Ambusn

Jacksonville, Texas. July SO.-Trevner
Chase. prominent negro. was shot from
ambush last night on his way home from
church. Two other negroes were with
him and 1t is supposed that the party shot
the wrong man.
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Mrs. George Biggers Killed.

Weatherford, Texas. July 90-Mrs.
George Biggors was shot and killed at
Rock creek tonight at o'clock. The
slayer Is - desperate character and es-
capped, heavily armed. Six officers have
left here TO run him down.
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Tot BIair Drowned.

Dallas, Texas, July 3o,--Tot Blair, as
slstant clerk OF the State court of civil
appeals and son OF G. W. Blair the clerk
of that court. was drowned today while
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BaEsefGgE
B0EES

Mr.. r. M. Pratt, Cave, S. c.. writes /;
" For twenty years ! was sorely
afflicted with bOils and carhuucles
caused by inn pare blood. II Is impos-
sible 20 describe nay suffering part oil
the time being unable 20 work OF sleep,
several doctors treated ME. and tried
all the so-called blood remedies, hut
nothing seemed 10 do me any good
During the summer OF 1884 ] was per-
snaded TO try S. 3. $. and after taking
several bottles was entirely cured. and
have had no return of these painful
pests up to the present time"
and any information or advice v
whatever for this service Send
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bathing in Exalls lake near this city. He
entered the water this morning and his
body was washed ashore this afternoon.
The body will be buried as nouham. the
old home OF the family.
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shut Down for Renn,r.

--ln' Texas. July 3O.-After a con-
ana successful run of several
,y.n une sherman cotton mills closed
svHihg' The shut down win be of
I no and is for the purpose OF
4 needed repairs.