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PLANS ROE cuBA.

Troops WIN Ne Withdrawn Before
Another yellow Fever season.
Washington, July 2l.-It Is stated on
good authority at the war department that
the date for holding the Cuban election
for delegates TO the constitutional convsn-
ton has bcen set for November IS next.
The constitutional convention, IL is be-
lieved. can be held within three months
after that daNe. The authorities are un-
willing 10 fix q definite date for the with
drawal Of the few remaining American
troops from the island, but it is believed
that the new government devised by
tho convention Will possibly be set in op-
GRAFTON and secure such a start as wilI
enable the American forces 10 be with
drawn by the beginning Of the next not
weather and thus avoid keeping any OF
the American regiments in Cuba through
another yellow fever season.
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TROOPS TOSTAY IN CUBA
They Are to Be Kept There tor Many
Months Yet.
THE ADMINISTRATION WAS ONLY 8LuFFING
And Cubans WIN Have TO Await the
Democratic Administrators re
fore Getting Their Freedom.
rnscia1 70 The POST

Washington, July 21.-F was all DUN
the troops are not TO be Withdrawn loHA
Cuba and the people OF that country per-
mitted to frame their constitution and es-
tabIish their government without the
shadow OF the american soldiers Inc
announcement was made Thursday tnaS
the troops would be Withdrawn, but to-
day an official item was passed out to
the following effect:
Governor General wood OF Cuba had
a conference today with ths secre-
tary OF war with the result that y
was determined 10 keep force OF
5000 men IN Cuba fosSbeyerA months
yet.
That means that the administration has
determined to keep up carpetbagglsm Just
as long as possible. and the people OF
Cuba may as well sigh and look pleasant
until next March, when they can, without
being bulldozed. proceed to put the Gu
ban Republic on It's feet and count on the
democratic administration TO help it along
instead Of trying to undermine It to the
end that the Cubans share the fate OF tins
4 Puerto Ricana.
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condition OF Houston BanRs.
Especial 10 The PostJ

Especial 70 The POst.l
Washington July 1.-THE abstract o;
the condition OF the National banks OF
Houston a. the close OF business on June
%. as reported to the comptroller OF tho
currency. shows the average reserve %
have been 54ss per cont. asaiRst o. %
per cent on April IS Loans anil Ola
counts increased from S2,S4s,02S to S9.l50
$50. stocks and securities from 32B. 05t 10
s23's4e; gold coin from 326s, 072 70 s1g7,
sS5. total specie decreased from 81 ,10s, =
26o to S1,O99 $50; lawful money resolve
from I.70lS25 TO s1,ss4.914; lAilv.Ical
deposits from A.376.5s9 10 Sl.I4s,48I.
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Bertha. July 21.--Ths visiting American
engineers have been gnseted pleasantly by
the German press. The speeches at tns
banquet yesterday evening are commented
upon approvlngly today. Semi Officially
It IA stated that the praise by the Amer
lean speakers OF the German technlcai
school system here Is accepted win
thanks. but this must not lead Germany
to a standstill. on the contrary, II is sad
the system viii receive a much needed
addition by the establishment of a series
OF post graduate technical courses for mas
ter bakers, leather manufacturers, brew
ers. blacksm4ths and ooppersmiths in va
rious towns,
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SUMMARY OF ToDAY's IMPORTANT NEWS.


Murderer Renfro has BEEN declared
sane by fury at clsburns and viii be
again sentenced to hang.
Normal examination board - nov
session at Austin.
General sourry says that r-gimsntai airs
to be preferred to the general encanip-
nents.
Tho programme for the South Texas
Truck Growers association meeting ~
Beeyille has been given out
The work OF purchasing supplies for INC
State has been very satisfactorily done.
A special meeting Of the drainage asss-
citation was held at Alvin.
Wrong orders caused tia wreck On ths
Rock Island.
Remains Of Major Randla were intsrred
at Prairie Lea csmstery, near Brsnham-
Galveston insurance agents have cam
eeled policies because OF alleged unsafe
electric wiring.
Project to establish q naval eoalins
station at Galveston Ia assuming tangible
form.
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STERN TREATMENT CRITICISED.
Some Britops Are Opposed to banisi
ing Beers to Ceylon'

some Britops Are Opposed to Banisn-
ing Beers to Ceyion'
London. July 21.-The stern treatment
now being meted out to the Beers By pan
ishing them to Ceylon. and which is SEND
ing women into the Boer ranks. mas
created no little cutlery among those VINO
are opposed to the war. though the ma
iority appear to believe no measures can
be TOO severe in order TO bring 70 an
end the sanguipary struggle that is neaf'
ing it's first anniversary. $50,
The Chronicle mentions that the DuAo
Of MARLBOROUGH Is likely to succeed the
Earl OF Hopetown as lord chamnerla 4,
and adds that the dukes return Lfon
South Africa Is due to the offer oil tn,S
post. The Duke of Marlborough Is az
ready a paymaster of the forces whien Is
generally considered a stepping stone 20
the post OF lord chamberlain. out those
who ought to know discredit the repor
OF the prospective promotion. saying the
duke has scarcely had experience enough
to quality him to perform the arduous uu-
ties that the Earl OF Hopetown Is g.vihA
up 10 become governor OF the Australian
commonwealth.
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MILITARY CHANGES.

Fam DeDartments in Cuba Have
Been Consolidated into One.
washington, July 21.-Orders issued a;
the war department today consolidate the
DEPARTMENTS of Havana and Piuar del Rio
and Matanzas and Santa Clara into one
department. 10 be known IS the depart
ment Of Western Cuca, with headquarters
Az Quemados, and designate tins depast-
ments of santiago and Puerto Principe az
the department Of Eastern Cuba, win
headquarters az Santiago General Fltz-
hugh Lee is assigned 10 command tns
former and Colonel Wniteslde OF the Tentr
cavalry 10 command the latter.
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CHINESE SITUATION.

Admiral Remsy cables that the latest
renorts from Pskin Indicate tkst ms for
sieners are stiii holdinE gut
The Chinese emperor has asked France
10 mediate with the forsiGn powers.
The y.ceroy Of Nankn cables that mons
OF the foreigners at Pekin except tns
German Minister had been harmed ND TO
July -
Admiral seymour cables hat the cni-
nsss have evacuated Ten Tsin and VI
olnity.
Chinsac troops to the number OF ip."o
are said &c be making war on Russia
The New York worlds Tie1 Tsln sorrs-
sponcent gives an account Of the ngnting
IN which Colonel Llscum was killed
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GERMAN LABOR TROUBLES.
The International Textile Congress
Proved Rather ~ Failure,

The International Textile Congress
Proved Rather ~ Failure,
Berlin, July I.-The Hamburg long
shoremen's strike IS assuming greater 30
portions the employers today locking out
another 1000 men because OF their refusal
TO work In place Of certain strikers.
The international texJllo congress this
week proved rather a failure. the diseord
betweea the English and continental dele
gates baing freely expressed. The con-
kineutal delegates forctd through So
celsstio resolutions regarding the means
OF bettering textile trades by voting by
nations Instead Of BY he action of dele
gates, thus oysrpowering the English
who represented more than double toe
number % workers. against the whole con-
tinent. English delegates spoke strongly
against the utoPlsn schemes Of the con'
( tinentals, claiming that they were trade
4 iiai asaists. The next congress was Rp-
pointed 10 be held in Zurich in 1909.
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THEATERwAs PACKED.

Speakers Declared imperialism tn,
Most Important Issue.
Denver, Colo. July 2l-The Broadway
theater was packed tonight on tho occasion
OF the ratification OF the nomination o,
Bryan and Stevenson, The speakers were
Senator TeQer. chairman OF the silver re
publican National committee Governor
Thomas OF Colorado. chairman OF the
democratic National convention. ana Con-
gressman Shaforth All the speakers en- /.
phaeized the fact that imperialism Is 20
be made IN Svnost prominent issue OF the
democratic campaign.
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A PECULIAR ENVOY.

Goes without Credentials to Hcpfc-
sent Germany in china.
Berlin. July 21.--Dr. Mumm Won senWar-
sensteln has gone to CHINA, nominaily az
tho German representative for East ASIA
because Germany has not yet been onie.aI-
lv informed OF tho death OF Baron Won
Ketteler nor who al present represents
The German government II there Il any,
Or, Mumm therefore goes, not accTedlteo
to the Chinese government. but empoW'
cred to negotiate with single or joint wee
roys or governors
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MacArthur,. casunItr Lint.

Washington. July fl.-General MaoAr.
thur has cabled the following report to III.
war department under date of Manua.
July 20:
hlled-July II. company G, Twenty.
sixth infantry. John Cullinant.
Wounded-Jrly 3. company X. Third in
fantry, Herman r. Burit. Charles wade
wounded in arm. serious.
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LOCAL.

Tho evidence Is closed n the Banner
trial
A plan on foot to organize a State sing
ing festival among the American singing
societies, -
Tho doctors DO not agree concerning tho
cause Of the death Of Thos Eastsriing.
Lively preparations were icing made In
military circles for the opening OF the
La Ports encampnent Monday.
Bonds Of Elmer Crowder and Marshall
Fuller. charged with having robbed Jacob
NuEsbaum. on a Sleeping ear at Morgan
City. La.. en- route to Houston. were re-
dvced to $3.50 each in habeas corpus hear
ius before Judge Alien.
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The Trari. CONNIE nn..

Austin, Texas, July 2l.--couuty politi-
clans are looking forward with a deal OF
interest to the meeting Of tho county
executive committee next Saturday. a,
which time II is said some acticn viii
be taken with reference 10 the district
Judges race. A. s. Walker was declsred
the nominee OF the party. and Jndge4Mor-
ris Ia after > new count. What the con-
msstss VIII % 70 nsHs san<sstara
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COUNT bonn FOUGHT A DUEL,
Hia Opponent, Count OrIowslSi, was
wounded in the Thorux.

His Opponent, Count OrIowslSi, Was
wounded in the Thorux.
Paris, July 21.-Count Boni de Cas-
tsllane, who married Miss Anna Gould
Of New York, fought duel with swords
today with Count orlowsh, in the out
skirts. In the FIRST assault Count Or
Iowski was wounded In the thorax and
the duel was stopped By tho doctors.
The cause OF the duel was newspaper
article recit!ng quarrel between the
two occurring In Count Boni de- Cas-
tellane's house. Count Orlowsh charged
Castellans with responsibility for the
article.
The seconds failed to reach satisfacto-
~ arrangement ard decided that another
meeting was necessary.
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INpIAs oRoPs.
Abundant Rains Rave FalIea tn some
Provinces.

London. July 21.-Jrhe secretary OF state
for Inais, Lord George Hamilton, has re-
ceiyed the following Dispatch from the
vlesroy Of India, Lord Curzon OF Keddles-
ton:
AT Bombay the crops are reported
abundent, Al Toxin. in tho cGrmatie,
and in the Eastern Becean. they ara
promising. Elsewhere south and north OF
Neerbudda. at Jugaral, KAIhiawar aud
Bsrods. the rains have been insufficient
There has been little sowing, sxoept for
koSt crops. after August l. Tne sowing
OF couton viii con tnue until August rs.
10 the central provinces excellent rains
hArs tuils. sxss1S. u TIE nan.ooA een-
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ARBITRATION CLOSED.

Portugal Has Put Up S3.50o'OoO with
"A Paris Banking House.
Washington, July 2L-The Delagoa bay
arbitration closed today, so far as Portu-
gal was concerned. by the announcement
to the state department by Senior Duarte
that his government has deposited ths
amount OF the award, about $500 600,
with the Contra Discounta, Partisan
banking Institution with which the Portn-
4uese government does business. 1t will
remain for the British and American
claimants to arrange for an equitable dis
tribution Of this fund, and negotiations to
that end are under way, with the promise
OF success,
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FIGHTING LASTED UNTIL DARK,
The British Casualties Were slisha
Five Beers Buried.

London. July 21.- The war office hr'
received the following from Lord Roberts;
Pretoria. July 21.-Little, temporarily
commanding the Third brigade, reports
that on July 10 he came in contact near
Lindley with Dewet's force, which broke
through Hunters Gordon. The lighting
lasted until dark. When Dewets force was
repulsed It broke into two parties Lit,
ties casualties we're slight He buried
Ave Beers.
Hamilton and Mahon continued tAlr
eastward march yesterday and should JOIN
hands with Pole-Carew today near E'rsted
Fabrikan station.
body OF the enemy wrecked train
carrying sick between Krugersdorp and
Reichstrom July 10.
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Three Young Ladies Drowned

Nashville. Tenn. July N.--Nsws reached
here from Hamburg Hardin county. OF tina
drowning near there OF three young ladies',
Misses Cora and Ruby Townsend and Pearl
Flaek- they wer wading IN Owl creek. when
one Of them stepped from shelving 70 K
into deep water rhs others responded 10
Dor cries And az mona could swim the thyss
zSse AslE fAts sAxslkn.
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In ne trial o. Caleb Powers, a rn-ssen-
ger bcy testified TO having seen mis-
nrotruding from window In the secretary
O, states of6cs.
Arkansas was visited By cyoion~
which did considerable damage to prop
art7
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SECRETARY ARRESTED.
he Is Charged with Having iinbeE-
Elcd $4,000 Marks.

Berlin, July Ala report from Hamburg
Gays that detectives have arrested seere-
tary Rettenberg Of the Uulted States con
sulate at that place for the em6ezzlement
of %, 600 marks. Two American ladies, IN
1898, commissioned the consulate 20 collect
legacy OF 200 900 marks, OF which $4,000
have aleady been collected. The ladies',
being unable to obtain their money called
in the local police with tho result above
mentioned.
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A BATTLE In PROGRESS.
Roberts Is Said to Have Attacked Middles
bury 10 Force.
KRUGER IS IN COMMAND OF Tue BOEUS
rho President Of the TrausvaaI II
Directing the Defense of
the Burabers.

London. July GA speoiai dis-
patch from capetown, dated today
snyst
Lord Roberts has attacked MIG
dIesburg in force and a big battle
is in progress. President Kruger IL
with the burghers directing the de-
fense."
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10 Reinforoe Ashanti Expedition,

Kingston. Jamaica, July I--The royal
mall ateamer Derwent, which has Just
arrived, has been ordered to proceed i'm
medlately to Burmah and ST. Helena to
convoy the West Indian regiment from
those places to the west coast OF Africa
10 reinforce the Ashanti expedition.
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FOREIGN.
rs WORKING

m, intense heat In Lonaon rs working
reforms IN dress.
There is great slump in tbs prise OF
t.eaets TO tho Paris yposition, and ah-
mlgslon NAV now be had for cents IN
American money.
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RAILROADS.

Railroad men are stiil discussing the
commissions reduction Ia rates.
Commission is said to have given ample
notice Of It's intention Of reducing rates.
The commission took several matters
under adgisement after hearing state
ments.
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spread-Eagieiam Is n4penslve.

Berlin. July 21--rhs German news
papers have this week contained mucn
editorial comment and uews regarding the
American political campaign and COM
meree, mainly complimentary. except as
regards Imperialism. Ths Kreuz ze!t1ng
says: THE United States Is in "a now
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WARRINGTON.

Al conference bstwesu Governor Con
ersl wood And the secretary Of war IL
was decided 10 keen COCO msH in Cuba
for several months yet
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As.as.inated by AN Unknown Part,

Nashville. Tenn. July 51.-Nesr the Con.
tederats Soldiers Home at the Hermitage
tonight Alex Donelson, one of the best
known men IN Davidson county was assaa.
sipated by some unknown party. Donelson
was en- route home and was going through
a lane when he was shot and killed. Per
sons at the soldiers home heard the shots
and. going to the lane. found nonelson'
dead BODY.
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70 rTIcAL.

senator Eanna and President MeKinieS
had a conferences.
Tie administration - sending eut nns-
Ilsh pamphlets in an endeayor TO He'i'l''
ths Bosr cause
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stabbed to Death.

Frankfort. KY. July H.--Alex, csfh! !
a ssloonkeeper. was stabbed In ~
ans instantly killed tsn,2ht by Williirs
risou. sx-pOliceman. Dean objected y
rison keeping company with his sTsl
the killing resulted
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District Averages.
Probabilities.

Washington. July 21.-Eastern Texas-Enir
Sunday; warmer in interior; Monday fair
fra sh southsasterly winds
Oklahoma and Indian INDEPENDENTLY
fair sunday and Monday southerly winds
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tlnues favorable within the cultivated
area, crops Will fall short only al NaShnr
and Chatrsgard. The prospect a. heuar
Is e-adxnuraging. The agricultural pros
pects in Central India are generally salts
factory. and while more rain Is needed In
Mysor aud other provinces, no distress IS
reuort ed. ="
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49,, q, poDtical activity end now encou1-
tsra gususpected hindrances and aiiucul-
lea which cause the United states so'1oN
and anxiety, but which can neither Do
moved nor overcome hurriedly' y ,
sAglelsm In series OF expensive ''A
,ries"
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Santiago, Cuba, July 21.-At riss;
the transport Rawlins sailed for Ns' /
with a battalion OF the Fifth iniu
Major Chance in command. The 4
battalion will so On the Mcpherson Z
July 2S
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WIN. corn and oats closed hiEhsr; pro-
visions ruled stronK and closed nisn0''
Theirs we're few sporadic eA'es OF
strength IN the stock market. nut ths
gains vera not held
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Palestine and ths Firsmen will play at
League park this afternoon.
Buck Ewing ls no longer manager OF
the New York club.
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WEATHER INFORMATION.
cottou region bulletin,

United states department Of Asricuiture.
~eather bureau. cotton region bulletin for tho
twenty-four hourr ending at a. m. restsr-
day, 18th meridian time:
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Texas Pension Matters.


VII
Washington, July 21.-Penslons granted
Texans today: original-JScob S. Nc
Gowau. penison. S. Amanda B Rich
ardson. Sherman S8 Thomas II. Ham
montree. Burlesou, SO Original widows
Alice c. Cairns, Houston. So; Mary A.
Burg. Palestine IS. Mexican war widows
Alberta Wsddill. T!oga. IS, Catharins
Richardson. Pioneer. 50.
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rortr per.on. injured.

WITTY FNTsUHn NHB
Niles. Ohio, July 2i.--A street. ca
tanning forty people jumped the "a,
Mineral Ridge last evening and tursH
Every person on board the car was W
Howell Williams OF Mineral Ridge mr
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TEXAS POLITICS.
SPORT.

Republican State convention may be
held at Fort Worth.
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LABOR.
COMMERCIAL.

TIE American FEDERATION OF Labor has
,ssusa an address To all wnGs-eaTnsrA
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A pos.ofhce has been established AZ
Norwood, MoLennan county, with VII
liam A Sloan as postmaster.
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DOMESTIC.

A big battle is in progress at Middis'-
burg
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NScNNV% The many and
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ory that in these days of haste and hurry
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"Golden Medical Discovery" takes the
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DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets assist the
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K. H. CAWThoN & co,

Clothiers. Hntters FurnisA>rs, rallsrs
and 614 Main Street Un4er capitsl ne
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REAL ESTATE.
Real Estate Sales.

Postmaster Morrison. of Newark, Del, has
purchased from George Williams, fine brick
dwelling in that town.
Ernest McLane has purchased from Thomas
E. Fryer, the dwelling house in Cherry Hill
occupied by h. W Dill.
G. Major has purchased the property OF
A. ]. Kelly on the Ekton Newark road, near
Newark, Mt private sale.
The farm belonging to George Sarin. at
Belle Hill, has been purchased by Frank Cor
riden, of near Elkton. for 50, $50.
The house and lot in Perryville, belonging
to r. H. Smith. was sold at mortgagee's sale.
in Elkton, on Tuesday, to E. w. Jackson, for
$1,000. John S. Writ was the attorney.
Mary A. Brown, Executrx of Rebecca NJ.
Brown, has sold to the Rosebank Cemetery
Company, one-fourth Of i'm acre of ground
and improvements adjoining said cemetery
for S345.
The real estate of Edward IT. Thompson
and wife, in the Seventh district, near Battle
Swamp. containing 18 acres, with dwelling
house and other improvements. was sold at
mortgagees sale, in Elkton, on Tuesday. to
Henry G. Nesbitt, of Port Deposit, for $780,
l., NJ. Holmes, attorney.