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Theosopbicai sacis,v Amanda Lodge-Meets 80 D..
m. az lis Third avenue. Subject, The hhfinhS u
Man" BY p. W. Phipps.
Queen City Thec.ophioal Society in Amenea-En-
cry sunday evening at s O'Clock. A o. L. " nan,
in Pioneer block: subject, "fheosophy ana hehs
ion" ty c. ]. CLARK.
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Novelties.

THE NEW PULLEY BELTS. 10 Leather. Sis
and Satin Ribbon. SOC. s100. SI25. 1870.
PULLEY BELT RINGS. Zoe q pair.
PULLEY BELT BUCKLES. Csc, 75c.
NEW FANCY BELT BUCKLES, 25@ Sse' ~
sac. 65c. T5c.
SHIRT WAIST SETS, gold plated, pearl ah1
ieweied. 25c.
NEW BEAUTY PINS. six on a card, SC. ioc. l@
25c a card.
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Special Asain.

800 DOZEN UNBLEACHED H~ONEYCOMp
TOWELS. &c EACH. Boo \ DOZEN.
This Is just q notice that they are here. as M
where else apparently are our customers able 10
ind this towel.
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Dawn.

~ g1 Lakcview avenue. Rev. d. Kamnef, pastor,
Services az 10 a. m, sharp.
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Room 50 Htncklev block, every Sunday. II a. m
and 80 p m. Elevator runs in evening. All ar
invited. No collection.
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Meetings held IN basemen. az Ie washingtc
street entrance on alley between First ayenue SOU
and Occidental avenue, every evening at ~ Q eioc
Public cordially invited Chaplain. Thomas kees
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IN p H., by Mrs. Lillian Nagie. pastor Fsyeho-
metric reading AZ close Of lecture
Seattle spiIitualis,s' Assocation-Masonie TemTle'
corner Second avenue and Pike General meehhs'
I'D p. m lecture, 80 p N. seats tfee-
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Meet 100 Second avenue north. n. =. Fero, pas
tor. Services at II a. m. sunday school at 10 a. m
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Cbrtst,au Aaxeutists.
Chri.tinn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bethe

Christian Adventists' ~church-Rev. William Chap
man. pastor. Prayer, la.I5 = M preaching ii a
m Sunday school. 1890 p m.
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G~erman-Harrison street and Taylor avenue. Rev
August Weinart, pastor, so Harrison street. Ger
man preaching every Sunday at II a. m. and : p.
m Y. +. :. c. r. at Z p. m
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Evangelical Mission.

Meets IFS Third avenue. Rev. Joseph Adams.
pastor. Services, II a. m.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-07
Fifth Court of Appenln.

Dallas, Texas, January 6.--Proceediugs
in the court OF civil appeals for the Fifth
district:
Notions disposed OF: First National
Bank Of Corsicana VS.. NJ. Cohen ct al, re-
hesrins. overruled; Houston and Texas
Central Railway Company VS.. j. G. Nc
Coulough, rehearing, overruled; e. c.
Mclean VS.. The Empire Grain Company
rehearing, overruled; w. b. Hall VS.. j. G.
Howell certioreri, overruled; Zilphia Ste
phens VS.. Nj. Sommerield ct al. conclu
sions, overruled Ennis Mercantile Cotn-
pany VS.. Mrs. NJ. NJ. Wathens, dismiss APP
peal overruled; Adams Schaub VS.. r. b.
Dodge Manufacturing Company affirm on
certificate. overruled and transcript or
dered filed; Brooke. Bass & johnson VS..
the State OF Texas, advance, granted and
cause set for January 90.
Cases set for January 30 Lewis Curtis
VS.. Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Railway
Company, from Dallas P. Freeman vs..
r, ] Case. from Ellis; Texas and Pacific
Railway Company VS.. A. P. Moseley, from
Marion. Huey & Philip VS.. George W.
Ewell. administrator. from Dalls; Squire
Campbell VS.. j. l.. Crowley ct al, Western
Union Telegraph Company VS.. Laura Par :
ker. from Grayson; W T. Hicks ct al VS..
Mrs. E. ]. Upton, from HiIl B. F. Avery
& Son VS.. Hunton Brothers ct al. from
Dallas; Brooks. Bass G. Johnson VS., State
Of Texas. from Grayson.
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EX-GOVERNOR HOGG TO SPEAK
IN ADVOCACY OF SEVERAL CONSTR
TUTIoNAL CHANGES
(which He Thinks Necessary--F3rst
of the Series II 20 Ne Delivered
at Waco April ~.

Austin, Texas. January s.--Governos
Hogg left for ST. Louis. washington and
New York last night. to be gone about
a month. Before leaving he gave out Tor
publication that he will on the dates and
ct the points given below deliver addresses
proposing constitutional amendments Of
the following import
!. To define insolvent corporations and
prohibit their operation in this STATE so
as to protect the traffic rate OF this State
from disturbance by them.
2. To prohibit the free pass system over
transportation lines.
3. To define and prohibit legislative
lobbying.
He will elaborate these three questions
In public speeches at the following times
and places:
Waco. Thursday, April 10. at IL a. M !;
Holland, Saturday, April o. at IL a. M. .
Taylor. Tuesday, April "a, at IL a IN;
Fort Worth, Thursday. April 26, at IL g.
M; Decatur. Saturday April rs, at IL a.
M; Pilot Point, Tuesday. May L. at IL a,
m; nenison, Thursday. May 3, at IL a. IN: :
Mckinney. Friday, May 4. at II a. IN. !:
Dallas, Saturday. May 5, at s p. M; Kauf-
man, Monday. May l. at II a. M; Green
vie, wednesday, May 3, at III q. m; Sui
phur Springs, Thursday, May 10, at IL q
M; Mount Pleasant, Friday. May IL. at II
a. M; W!nsboro. Saturday, May 12, at IL
a. M; Longview. Tuesday. May To- at II
a. M; Carthage. Wednesday, May 16. at IL
a. m; Nacogdoches, Friday. May IS, at II
a. m; Houston, Saturday. May 10, at
p. M; Galveston, Monday. May 81. al s
p. M; Richmond, Wednesday, May 90. at
IL a. M; Flatonia, Friday. May %. at II
a. M; San Antonio, Saturday, Nav 26 AZ
I s p. m: Hondo City Monday, May IS,
at II a. m; Waxahachie, Monday, June 4,
at II a. M. Cleburne Tuesday. June 5. at
IL a. m; Gainesville. "Wednesday, June g.
at II a. m; Henrietta, Friday. June s, at
4 II a, M; Weatherford. Monday. June IL,
ut II a. M; Granbury. Wednesday. June
Is. at II a. m. Brownwood, Thursday,
June II, at II a. M; Austin Saturday.
June 16. at o. m.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-07
MRS. POLLY EVANS, A LIFELONG FRIEND OF PERRIN

hospitable, sweet spirited and gentle peo-
Pile They universally wear plain, unob-
trusive clothing, not so much for uni
formi;y, as TO escape the ever-changlug
fashions in dress.
Their honesty and veracity is well
known. Hence this Letter Will be read With
interest by all classes.
Could any words be more to the point,
could any evidence be more convincing.
than the above persuasive, direct, sincere
letter? systemic catarrh Is condition In
which chronic oatnrrh has peryaded the
whole system CatarTh FIRST begins by
localzng itself In some one or more or
gaus Of the body. hut very soon It shows
tendency 10 spread to other organs Ii
IL Us not checked. the whole system be-
CONES invaded by this insidious disease,
When catarrh has reached this stage,
OF course II has gone beyond the reach OF
all local remedies
Nothing but systemic remedy can
reach &C.
Pr-ru.na Is the only remedy yet devised
TO meet such cases.
pe.ru-ra eradicates catarrh from the
system
II DOES It's work quietly hut surely
Il cleanses the mucous membranes OF th'
whole body
It produces regular functions. ~
pe-ru ma restores perfect health In ;
natural way
No one ehould neglect 70 procure on
Of pr Hartman's free books on catarrh
sent 70 any address by The Peru On Med
icine Co. Columbus Ohio.
Almanac" for the year 1900.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-07
Sent Free to Men
A Most Remarkable Remedy That
Quickly Restor.s Lost visor
To Men.
A Free Trial Package sent by Mail
To All who write.

Free trial packages OF most remarkable
remedy are beng mailed to all who will write
the State Medical institute. They cured 80
many men who had battled for years against
the mental and physical suffering OF lost
manhood that the Institute has decided to
distribute free trial packages 70 all who write.
u 10 home treatment and all men who sur
fer with any form OF sexual weakness re-
sultiDg from youthful folly. premature loss
Of strength and memory, weak back, yarico-
eele or emaciaticn OF parts can now cure
themselves at home.
The remedy has a peculiarly grateful effect
OF warmth and seeing 10 act direct 70 the
desired location giving strength and deyei-
opment just where u Ii needed. II cures all
the Ills and troubles that come from years
Of misuse OF the natural functions and has
been an absolute success In all caHes.
request 10 the State Medical Institute As.
Elektron Building, Fort Wayne, Ind, htatlae
that you desire ope Of their free trial pack
ages will be compiled with promptly. The
Institute is desiroua OF reaching that gseal
class Of men who are unable 70 leave hon'
10 be treated aud the free sample Will enabl,
them 10 see how easy II IL to be cured OF sex.
uai weakness when the proper remedies ar,
employed The Institute makes no restric
lions. Any man who writes will be sent
free sample carefully sealed Ia plain pack
age 30 that its recipient need have no fear o.
embarrassment or publicity, Readers ar
requested TO write without delay.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-07
BRENNAN NEWS BUDGET.
SANTA Fe Ia 20 Put IN n New Depn'
MT TINT Place.

SANTA Fe Ia 20 Put Tn a New Depot
mt that plsce.
Brennan. Texas January Sit is given
out from Temple that blue print of the
new depot that the Gulf, Colorado and
Santa Fee railroad purposes to erect al this
place has been drafted The people o.,
Brennan have been elamoring for better
depot facilities for many months and have
made many overtures to the management
for the desired improvement. The p4o-
posed building, II built acco. ding to the
plans now extant, will be a two-sioly
structure with ample room on the hIsJ
fioCr for freight and passenger tga.rc AID
Office room on the second door. Tnere
seems to be no doubt that tho building will
be erected. but just wnen is not 10 eyl-
dence, any more than the statement con
tanned by the blue print that IL is ITO be
dropped somewhere in 1900
Scarlet fever has claimed another victim
at Sandy Hill, the latest death being that
Of the S-year-old child OF william Me, er,
which occurred Friday afternoon
The infant child OF Carl Horstmann died
this morning at Prairie Hill vita pneI-
monia. The funeral will occur at the, Post
Oaks church Sunday at O'Clock.
away accident in wilkins addition yes
terday afternoon, in which the buggy was
smashed into kindling wood and one OF
the horses legs broken. Both OF the
young men were considerably shaken up,
but neither was seriously injured
The Ladies Cemetery association will
meet Monday afternoon az ocock at the
residence OF Mrs. sarah DIVER,
T. f Reed the young man shot al
Somervllla some two weeks ago aad who
was reported mortally wounded, has re-
covered sufficiently TO be able to fetura
TO his home at Bryan.
/ Mechanics Engine company OF the Bren-
ham tire department elected the following
I officers last night for the ensuing year;
H. Grote, president; l.. SchcIer, vice
( president; K. a. Wilhelm. secretary; J. II
Simon treasurer; T. e. WorsEam. foi e.
I man; r. Sievers, first assistant 10, enani
j. R. Lindemann, steward; O. A. Linde-
manr, engineer: L. Beaumier, assiS aui
engineer; j. Davis, color bearer, o. A.
Lindemann, j. Beaumier, T. e. wo-sham
park committee. The following new mem
bers were receiyed; L. seheffer. F. HAT
mann, Seth Williams, j. Pleffier ], Cur
roch
In the probate docket Mrs. Lucia Pam,
pell has been appointed administrator oil
the estate OF T. j. Pampell. deceased, an
TIE bind In the sum Of $4,000 has be.l
approved,
Saturday was regular justice eoart da,
at Greenvine. A telephone to County At
torney Pennington stated that there were
no cases on the criminal docket for trial
Cotton receipts by wagon for the wesl
ending today have been PAS bales, maxim
total wagon receipts Tor the season 1888
bales Stocks are PITS bales.
DR.. ]. S. Holland returned from Calves
ton last night He has been at the Is
land City the past two weeks in attend
ance on Mrs. John Brenning OF this city
Mrs. Brennlng was sufficiently recoyerei
from an operation to be able 10 returl
home
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-07
HIGHER COURTS.
second Court OF Arpcnl..

Fort Worth, Texas January s.-fro-
oeedings in the court Of civil appeals for
the Second supreme judicial district;
Motions submitted. X L. Kirby vs.. Ma
,ional Loan and Investment Company,
from Taylor. for rehearing; IN same case.
for additional Hndings; Missouri, Kansas
and Texas Railway Company VS.. Wells
and Pollock. from Tsrrant. for rehear-
ing; Fidelity and Casualty Company VS..
Getzendsnner, from Tarrant, for rehesr-
ing: Rankin VS.. McCliutic 4 Proctor, from
Limestone, for rehearing; Conner VS.. Pull
liam, from Hardemau, to affirm on certt-
ficate; Wise County National Bank VS..
Knox, from Wise, for rehearing; Noel
Young Bond and Stock Company VS. Coun-
ty OF Mitchell, from Mitchell for rehear-
ing; Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway
Company VS.. County OF Mitchell from
Mitchell. for rehearing: Missouri. Kansas
and Texas Railway Company VS. Below,
from Hunt, for rehearing: kistler vs.
White, from Dallas. for rehearing; stan
ger vs.. Dorsey, from Parker. to set asia,
submission: Chappell VS.. Terrell, from
| Tarrant, for rehearing
Motions decided Rehearing refused
Missouri Kansas and Texas Railway
Company VS.. Wells and Pollock, from
Tarrant; Ablowich VS.. Greenville National
| Bank, from Hunt; Wilmurth VS.. Tomkins,
| from Wichita 1.-TWO motions); Wade and
Hughes VS.. Odell, from Bosque.
! For permission to file motion for re-
hearing overruled Huff VS.. Preutt, from
/ Wichita
| To affirm on certificate granted: Conner
VS.. Pulliam, from Hardeman.
| To certify refused Abiowich VS.. Green
Vile National Bank. from Hunt
| To set aside submission of motion to
strike out statement Of facts. granted and
motion to strike out overruled: Massie VS..
I Mckee, from Palo Pinto.
To dismiss appeal granted; Cox VS. Pas
chal, from Hill.
| Cases affirmed Arson School Corpora
| ton VS.. Richmond School Furniture Com
pany, from Jones; Telegraph Company vs
Waynesville Bank. from Tarrant; Des
Nome Life Association VS.. Thornton,
from Taylor; Ellis VS.. Watt, from Ellis.
Reversed and remanded: Terry VS.. Pat
terson, from Stonewall; Hockaday VS..
Workman. from Fannin.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-07

The Society OF Friends embraces mem
bership of about $4,000. At present the
body OF Friends consists OF small congre-
cations for worship and discipline, and va
rious scattered individuals In New Eng
land, New York. Ohio, Pennsylvania and
New Jersey, and few In England.
The following letter written by ven
cradle old Quaker, Mr.. John Evans, living
at South Wabash, Ind, tells in his quaint
language his experience with the National
catarrh remedy, Pe-ru-na. He says
.sMy wife Polly y. Evans) says she
feels entirely cured of systemic en-
tnrrh OF twenty years stnudinr.
She took nearly six bottles of thy
excellent medicine Pc-ru-na, ma al
rected, nud we feel very thankful
to thee for thy Kindness and advice,
She did not ever expect 10 he ~
well nv she IL now. Twelve years
ago u cured her of la grippe.
want IN tell thee there has been n
great deal of Pe-rurns used here inst
winter. Pc-ru-us- does not need
praising. n tells for itsrlf, we
can mud do recommcnd u 70 anS'
ono that lie AFFLICTED with -cat"rrh
las ever. thy friend, John Evans,
South Wabash, Ind .
The Q,Aksrs have always beeh eharac-
tertzed by their iihtirtDg care in relieving
the suffering Of their own poor. and are
Ask your druggist for free "Psrun
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-07
wharton Locals.

Wharton, Texas. January 6-ouite an
interesting meeting of the Wharton Medi-
cal association was held last week. The
guests from abroad were Or. Redwine and
Or. Pool of 81 Campo, and DR.. Gailand
Smith of Galveston After the business
meeting the physicians repaired To the
Drunmers' house, where delicious oyster
banquet was served in the dainty and
artistic manner characteristic Of their
hostesses, Mrs. Goldman and, Miss Rosa
Arohnson
Mrs. Bat Smith is visiting her friend
Mrs. E. Hugely, and receiving a cordial
welcome from her many friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goldman and tiny Miss
Miriam are enjoying visit TO their for
mer home, Eagle Lake.
Mr.. S. A. Drewry of Cuero spent the
holidays in Wharton.
Mrs o. w. Davis is the guest OF her
friends. Mr. and Mrs. r Harley at theiI
delightful country home at the X. o.
ranch.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-07
THE MINES AT LLANo.

|nae 81 Them Are Said to he Very
Rich In Gold.
Fort Worth, Texas. January &c. NJ.
kker of Weatherford is here today to
\ fer With parties with a view TO inter
ing them in the purchase of Llano min
properties.
|ir. Tucker is an experienced mine pros
ttor and prospected all through the
bst. but says he never saw such bright
aspects as exist down in Llano county.
says the mines are perfectly wonderful
B the ore assays from IS to $4,000 to
ton In gold and about 80 per ceat in
There are now twelve shafts sunk, with
my others under way. The shaft of Mr..
fiyer Is down to depth of 800 feet,
(which large force Of men Is working.
Is mines are located about Ave miles
In the town Of Llano and people ara
tkine there by the hundreds. Property
daily advancing and there is a general
famlb16 for mineral lands. There is not
kAcAnt house in Lano and the influx OF
|xcoli3ers will necessitate the immediate
Hiding of houses.
HD0ut ten years ago the camp was
bmed by the Wakefield syndicate, but
bnA some cause or other development OF
: miu@s was never pushed. This COM
hy Bought up ten miles square of min
BIZ lands for the purpose of developing
) iron industry. Mr.. Tucker says 1t Is
M understood that as soon as the Co..
kdo. Texas and Mexico railroad is bull
[o that place the Wakefield syndicate
bple will at once begin the developm Mt
their properties, principally iron. This
mpany proposes to erect smelters and
Hure the ores.
Mr.. shriver also proposes 10 build a
kelferto work the gold and copper ores,
Mf. Fucker predicts that when III Sc
|pcvcrne nts are made I.lsno and the
|juenf mining district will become
tgely Populated ard will be one OF the
IL mining camps in the country.
frhe quantity OF serpentpe marble and
|anife 10 be quarried there is some-h n.
bnderful The quality is said to he ex'
Heat. and companies are also 70 mins
week these properties.
II Is und also that the Fort Worth
ID Rio Grande railroad has an eye on
Il LlAno field. as well as one or two Other
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rexns citx per.nnnI.

Texas City, Texas, January 5.--A strong
northeast wind, accompanied by heavy
rain, is prevailing today. This is I'M
doubtediy the heaviest rain of the season
and the surrounding country Is covered
with water.
Mr.. George Mundy, travelling salesman
for the Armour Packing company OF
Houston, is spending a few days with
friends fishtrg and hunting.
Charles Mix. former resident OF this
place. but now OF Grand Forks. ". D.
was here today.
]. r. Myers. general manager OF the
Texas City Townsite company, is expeste1
TO arrive here soon
Messrs. Milby, Dow, Crate and Hamil-
ton of Houston spent Monday fishing of
the docks, but met with poor success.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-07

Troy, Texas, January 6,--The Texas Tel
ephone company has a large force here
putting up poles they will stop at pres
ent at Temple and return to Waco and
from there branch In some other direc-
ton. The Southwestern Telephone and
TELEGRAPH company Is making some inn
proVements on their wire fasteners and
the Western Union Telegraph company is
replacing some rotten and broken poles.
The Troy academy is having full at
tendance Notwithstanding the bad
weather
Wheat and oats are looking we'll, but II
would be better II II had more sunshine
as the present weather will put too much
sap In the stalk and place 1t In a condition
come
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-07
cuero Cuiiings.

cuero, Texas, January s.The jury 10
the case of Charles Werner vs. Trautweiu
g. Walters. was discharged this morning
having failed 70 agree upon verdict.
This Is o suit for personal injury 10 son
OF plaintiff in the defendants gin at Sinner
Locally the gin men took considerable in
terest in the case. as 1t was the irst suit
Of that nature tried in this court
The criminal docket will BIO taken up
Monday and the next three weeks devoted
20 il,
II has been raining here for the past two
days. The farmers will be late with their
breaking this year
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n A LIFE SENTENCE.
The Stevens Case Finally Reached
an Agreement.
THE CASES WERE CONTINUED
bic June Term of Ccurt--No-
\ Allowed TO Approach the
Ereenbpws and Weeks.

3ne, Texas, January 6.--"We, the
"a the defendant guilty OF murder
&< &rst degree and assess his punish
|| ACKNOWLEDGEMENT in the State peniteo-
mi life"
&}Hbove verdict was rendered by TIE
z3t zthe Bob Stevens case, defendant
me OF the men charged with the
|1(0f James HUMPHREYS and his Two
The Jury agreed on above verdi't
|toU 1oday. having been out since We'd
1&4 IL eniig. From one OF the jurors
t& learned that on Thursday seven
b x6t acquittal. Five went over for
<ic1ton late that evening, the remain
s&o holding OUT until this morning.
me the clerk was reading the verdict
dSfendant listened aitentively, not for
I8ibont losing his iamaik able conpos-
- showu during the progress of the
STARTLING discovery was made after the
had left the court room. One OF the
brx. Hardin Perkins. admitted to Faux
Faux and Judge Russell. defendants
nsel. That he was related to John Hum
Hes. Ia fact was his brothef-in law. The
br further stated that not until Lewis
I'd testffied on the stand that John
mphries was his SON law did he real
his Relation to the deceased. Perkins
bgnixod witness as his father-in-law
aid not know that John HUMPHREYS
nafried into his wife's family. Lead
counsel, in discussing the case. be-
y t6at Stevens has excellent ground
receiving new trial.
|efendant's counsel have filed motion
I i nov trial and will argue same to-
NJ with that in the Ed Cain case on
he cases OF the other alleged lynchers
Is bcen continued by consent until next
|e, This. the second conviction, is tell
two OF the number breaking down
bplstely.
here are now four men in Jail SEN
ced for life, six men charged with muir
Of the first degree, and two prisoners
tencsd for two and eight years respect
". sheriff Cook has guards on duty In
kys ot eight hours. He is assisted by
K state rangers. No one is permitted
|prpoach the Greenhaws and Polk Week.
3 have turned States evidence in the
naphries case.
'h6 cells are carefully searched almost
HI This precaution is taken owing u
Efacf that though the court has taken
other cases, many witnesses from Hen
non county. blood relatives OF the de-
dapts, are still in the city.