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FlLlPlN0S FOUGHT VALIANTLY
THEY ATTACKED THE INVADING
FORCES IN NORTH lLOCos.
Few of Them HID Rifles. but They
Did Not Retreat Until onc-third
of Them Were Dead.

Manila, April IS, 6;l6 p. m.--About 300
of the enemy have been Killed recently in
North llocos, including Dodd's fighting and
the attack on Batoc, April 16, when from
500 to 100 natives, a quarter of whom
we're armed with rifles, determinedly at
tackled the Americans. charging their po-
sltions and lighting at close quarters. The
engagement lasted all the afternoon, tns
enemy burning the town, but they were
repulsed, after the arrival OF American
reinforcements. The insurgents generally
are aggressive in that province. They
captured an American provision wagon
near Lapo.
The Americans having obtained evidence
that the alcaldes OF Lapo. MagsIngal Ca
bugas and Siuait We're holding treacherous
communication with the insurgents, i'm
prisoned them and burned Lapo town hall.
There have been several minor fights in
the province, including an attack by 200
insurgents on Lavig, April II, forty OF
whom were killed and eighty captured,
The officers report that the men of the
Thirty third regiment and Third cavalry
behaved splendidly under very trying cir
cumstances.
i There were no American casualties al
Batoc, where $50 insurgents were killed
and seventy captured.
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NOT FOUNDED ON FACT.
The story that Russia Is lacking
Turkey Is Not 10 lie credited.

The story that Russia lis lacking
Turkey Is Not 10 lie credited.
Washington, April 26,-lt is learned that
the note OF Mr.. Grlscom. United States
charge at Constantinople, is founded on
the state department. instructions 80
press vigorously the claim Tor indemnity
already lodged with the porte. Tho note
Is not an ultimatum In any sense, but 10
In continuance OF tho expressed deierml-
nation of the state department 10 exhaust
all peaceful and proper means to secure
a settlement OF these American claims. u
is not doubted that the Turkish govern
ment would speedily meet our desires in
the matter could the claims be adjusted
privately and without the knowledge OF
the European ambassadors in Constant
nople but this is impracticable and tho
Turkish government, II is believed. VIII
be embarrassed with the necessity OF set
thing all the claims Of European countries
for large sums OF money should the Amer
lean claims be allowed
The eXpectant attitude Of the diplomats
IN Constantipople during tire active prose
cJtion Of tho negotiations is probably tae
basis for such stories as that put atoat
to the effect that the Russian government
was secretly backing Turkey in opposl-
tion TO tho settlement w,;h the United
States. II is realized that the Turlis h
government is not at all sverse 70 the
spread OF a belief in the truth OF this
story, but Il Is held here that there Is
no hasis in fact for IT,
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ronn,GN BRIEFS.

BERLIN --nr. Lieber the oentrlst leader
who IL recovering from his long ana dan-
gerous Illness Is expected TO resume parlla-
mentRry work at an early date.
LONDoN,--A movement Is afoot among
the Manchester conservatives 20 nominate
Winston Churchill, the war correspondent
for parliament to succeed the duke Of Argyle,
PEkING.--The report from Ticn Using,
dated April %, that number of native Chris
tians had been massacred by members of the
Chinese secret society known as the boxers .
Is quite erroneous.
PARiS.-Amorlesn sculptors will have a
prominent display In the most conspicuous
sita IN Paris, through a concession granted
TO john y. Caldwell the American director
! Of hne arts at the Paris exposition, by tho
French authorities.
BERLlN.-The statement OF the French
press that the present visit TO Paris of Prince
liohenlohe, the imperial chancellor. is In
tended TO pave the way for Emperor VII
llams visit incognito, lis emphatically denied
BY the German foreign ofhee.
BERLIN.--Ths Kruez Zeitung, referring 10
an article In an American paper advising
the united States to retalate for the meat
inspection bill by Increasing the sugar duties
and tonnage dues on German ships, admits
that this would be serious blow.
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SHORT NEWS STORIES.

CANTON. Ohio President Mckinley and
party left Canton on special train for Wash
ington via Pittsburg.
CHICAGO. Mrs Anna Louis Lnttridgo
VAS freed from custody and eEoreIated from
All blame for the death of Millionaire RUFUS
Wrlght by the coroners Jury today.
BOSTON. Mass The National Association
OF Manufacturers has Endorsed the BIZ now
pending before congress for the encourage
ment OF ths American merchant marine
ATLANTA. Thomas !. Hunter, former
auditor OF tho Atlanta aud West Point Rail-
rood company was found guilty OF emhezsie-
ment I'm tho superior court and sentenced 10
the penitentiary Tor nve wears, Hunter was
brought back from Morocco. whittier he He'd,
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TtsANSyAAL.

D The British were beaten back through
Baspof losing twelve men
General Hamilton drove the Beers from
strong position at lsraels Roost
Baden-P Powell has reported the wounded
doing we'll; Beers captured native women
. who were trying 10 escape from Mafeking
General Kelly Kenny mildly hombarded
General Dewet; the scarcity of water is
supposed TO be very depressing at Bloom
fpntein.
Tho plateau of Thabauchu has been
occupied by the British. almost without
opposition.
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STATE.

Confederate Decoration Day was OBJ
served at many places in Texas.
The Twenty sixth annual convention of
the Sunday schools Of Texas has come to
close
Mr.. Hargrove has stirred up cotton mill
sentiment at I.uling and Navasota.
Japanese firm has fled suit for heavy
damages in the Federal court at Waco,
alleging failure OF contract.
There are further reports Of damage
by the heavy rains.
state Medical association adopted reso-
lutlons protesting at the absence OF
physician from the board of university
regents.
Remains of a murdered stranger we're
found in a pond near San Antonio.
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rosToFrIcE APPROPRIATION n,LL.
1t Passed the House After Five Days
Discussion.


Washington, April 26.--After four days
OF discussion the house today passed the
postofhce appropriation bill. The attempt
to strike out the $4,000 for special mail
facilities from New York to New Orleans
ana from Kansas City to Newton, Kan.
met the fate 1t has met ever since the
appropriation was plgced In the bill In
1893. No one demanded a separate vote
upon the amendment striking out the
pneumatic tube provision. and the house,
by large majority, stood by the amend
ment to give extra compensation to let
ter carriers for work in excess Of forty
eight hours a week, although the carriers
were said by Mr.. Cummings IN W to be
opposed to 1t. The bill to increase the
salary OF the director OF the census to
$500 and the salaries OF supervisors OF
census per cent Of tho amount received
by the enumerators was passed.
Mr. Knox tMass) presented the ANAL
conference report on the Hawaiian gov
ernment bill and a quorum failing, the
house, st sos p. m, adjourned with the
report still pending.
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paper who send names '
him. t1athauy "
fined his practice almost MT lui n
eases OF men, and dprlns igor, Hs-
restored more men to nea..n, nshu is'']
and happiness than any WN
the country combined cures N III
DR.. Hathaway treats anu s"d ptass|
entirely his own. discovers. \, hin =
himself and used exclusive, Blo;t
Vitality, Varlcocels, u,.sss. Rhfus
ing in It's different SAT- urlns1 y
Weak Pack, all manner skia VI
plants, Ulcers. Sores form.
Bright's Dlsense and Az =, untsr.1l.1
Troubles. His treatmen, nas,s TIE r.
restores lost vitality ana
strong we'll vigorous man, IN ths
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OF Varicscele and 'essnousnsl I,
OF knife or cautery u asthot So
tlent is treated BY tnls N tine W.
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which cures without ~ ~ ~ ebArsa. e \
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mail. and when a esss .asdlcIues y
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noon. nominated w. T. Durham OF Ander-
son for governor.
The remainder OF the ticket. which fol-
lows. was nominated by acciamntion
lieutenant governor, Newton W. Gilbert;
secretary of state. u. b. Hunt; auditor
OF state. W. II. Hart; treasurer OF state
Leopold Levy; attorney general, w. I. j.
Taylor: superintendent Of public fnstruc-
ton. r. l.. Jones; Judge of supreme court.
First district. j. II. Jordan; Fourth dis
trict L. l. Monks.
Delegates at large to the National con-
yeutlon: United States Senators Fair
hanks ana Beveridge, Governor Mount ans
Charles s. Hernley. chairman OF the re-
publican State central committee.
Todsy's session was devoted entirely to
nominations.
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YELLOW FEVER.
Id Has Appeared ut Vera Cruz, sa-
lima Crus and Tehunntepcc.

ID Has Appeared at Vera Cruz, sa-
lima Crun and Tehunntepcc.
Vera Cruz, Mexico. April s6.-Several
cases q yellow fever occurred among poo
pie recently arrived here, and the fever
has broken out at sallna Cruz, on the
Pacific coast. Unusually hot weather for
this season is believed TO be the cause.
The fever has shown itself again at
Tehuantepec, where Sir Weetman Pearson
has offered the authorities a suitable site
for a hospital.
There will DO libtla chance Of hanishing
yellow fever from khis port until the Kew
drainage works and water supply sys-
TEN. 10 be constructed at once, are COM
pleted. and sanitary experts believe the
city will then be as healthy as any trap
ieal port may be.
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LOCAL.

f, NJ. Champion found not guilty OF
the charge of embezzlement
c. NJ. Coffee. Waterman at the Capitol
hotel, shoots and kills Mason Hall, col
ored
Miss Mable Guion. a well known young
lady of Houston, 10 married at Bay ST.
Louis.
Jack Kennedy, IT., remanded without
hail.
T. R. Warner reelected secretary OF tbs
Cotton Exchange,
The light board has two bids for a light
plant.
Tho amateur operas for the benefit Of the
Carnegie library site fund.
cutting ARRAY in the Fifth ward.
Marriage Of Mr. s. H. schoolfeld and
MISS Tina Cleveland
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DOMESTIC.

The Dewey Day celebration IN being
boycoted by labor unions.
The plant of the National steel COM
pany at Columbus Ohio was shut down.
A negro bandit held up an Arkansas
passenger train and made passengers de-
liver valuablcs at the point OF a pistol.
Secretary Gage explained tho Puerto
Rcnn bill 10 the Observation-Disclosures.
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ry of Battenburg left the vice regal lodge
at noon and drove to Kingsbridge station
on their way to Kingstown and England.
A memorable demonstration occurred as
her majesty, attended by brilliant suite.
boarded the yacht, which steamed seaward
at rs p m. amid the firing Of the royal
salute by the feet and hearty and pro-
longed cheering from the throngs lining
the waterslde.
London. April 26--Queen Victoria ar.
rived at Holyhead at $50 p. m. Tho
channel feet fred a royal salute as her
majestys yacht anchored.
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FOREIGN.

Engagements in North Ilocos we're dis
astrous to Filipinos. 800 being billed.
yellow fever has appeared at Vera
Cruz and other points in Mexico,
Parliament has reassemhled.
Fire destroyed hundreds of homes and
millions Of dollars worth of property in
Ontario; $500 homes factories and stores
destroyed; loss is estimated at s25,OOO.OOo
to $50, 10000
Cholera is raging in India. among fam
ipe-stricken people.
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Governor Gambler Of Georgia scored re-
publican fanatics and criticised the war in
tho Philippines.
Alabama State democratic convention
nominated full ticket elected delegates
ard adjourned,
Mississippi republican convention in
dcrsed Mckinley and declared Puerto
Ricnn bill the wiscst piece OF National
legislation enacted
oray's friends are disposed to get
even' With HalIa, is.44.
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WASHINGTON.

The Nicaragua government has can
celled a concession to the Maritime Canal
eomrany to construct canal across the
isthmus.
The story that Russia is backing Turkey
against the United State is denied.
Senior Correa. Niearaguan minister de-
clared that his government has no hostile
intentions toward Costa Rica.
The house committee on labor made a
favorable report on the Gardiner eight
hour bill.
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PARLIAMENT REAssEMBLEp,
Parliamentary War Secretary Re
piled to Questions About the Wa.

parliamentary war secretary ne
piled to Questions About the Wa.
London. April 20 The house OF COM
mons reassembled this afternoon.
George Wyndham, parliamentary secre-
tary OF the war office. replying to ques-
tions, declared Lord Roberts had made
no comment whatever on General Lord
Methuen's Magersfontein operations. AZ
the Same time the secretary declared that
II was true that the expenditure OF horse
flesh had exceeded all the estimates and
that the war office had Invariably exceeded
tho acquisitions from South Africa.
james Lowther, conservative was heart
lily cheered when he gave notice that he
would call attention May 22 TO Lord Rob.
erts' recent Splonkop dispatches and have
the production OF further papers on the
subject.
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CHOLERA RAGING.
Pestiience freaks out Among
raminc-strickcn People.

London. April IA dispatch
from Bombay says; "The cholera
Is raging feanully at the great
camp at Cobra. where thosuands
Of famine stricken natives are re-
ceiving relief. a hundred and nifty
corpses were removed yesterday,
but 100 others had to be left because
It was impossible to procure bear
crs."
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A FARMERS TRUST.
Organization to BE known as
knights of the Soil.

Abilene, Kan. April 26.-The
frst lodge in Kansas Of a new
farmers organization, to be known
as the Knights OF the Soil. was or
ganized here today. Similar lodges
ere to be started throughout tho
state and It is intended that the
whole shall finally form a farmers
trust that will ondeayor to innu-
euce the price OF grain by resu-
Iating acreage and controlling the
quantity placed on the market at
any one time.
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NEGRO BANDIT ROBBED TRAIN
PANIC STRICKEN PASSENGERS
MADE TO DELIVER UP.
svbc Robbcr Made His Escape, hut u
Sherin gave Pursuit ana
May OvertnISe Tim.

Little Rock. Ark, April 27.-A south
bound st. Louis Iron Mountain and South
ern passenger train was held up by me-
gro bandit near Higginson, fifty miles
north of Little Rock, at l O'Clock this
morning, The negro had no visible con-
federates and confined his operations to
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MP
FACES G|
CURED E1|

Obstinate deep-seated Eruutio.. !,
Poison, Cancers, Boils, Rhenma,;s,. os
ing Sores. Itching Skin and P,se "
mors, cured by taking few bo ss'o0 "
B. B. Botanic Blood Balm.) ME-
Blood Pure and Rich aud hesls Il,
ulcers, scrofula, and eczema sS ~ s
stores, Botanic Blood Balm n n I : 4!
thoroughly tested for 30 wears = 2 3
when all else fails. Try it. 80 ~
Send cents to pay postar. :,
Bottle. Blood Balm Co.. Atian,s'. n ~ N
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RAILROADS.

Citizens Of Jacksboro want the Gulf and
Brazos Valley road,
I. and n. o. extension from Athens to
Dallas has been completed.
Work on the extension OF the Ksysee
is to begin at Rogapville today.
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promised satisfaction, II Is asserted that
the porte has revived the project OF DIild-
ing a cruiser In the United states 10 dis
guise the payment Of indemnity, and All
med Fasha IS going to New York TO me-
gotiate with the Cramps on the subject"
London, April 26,--The Cons,antinople
correspondent Of the Daily Mail says: In
addition to rebuilding the American struc-
lures at Kharnut, the sultan has found
new way of paying the indemnity by or
dering q cruiser built in the United States,
the cost Of which will include tho 100000
claimed. BY this adroit move he hopes 20
shelye the question OF principle and avoid
giving the powers \ pretext for pressing
their claims"
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CORREA EXPLAtNEp.
Said EmphaticaiIy that Vicar.

Said Emphaticaily that yiesr.s,,
Has No Designs on Costa RIer
Washington, April 26.--Senor cora
the Nicaraguan minister here, hs mi.
an emphatic denial OF the story that yia
ragua has any hostile designs upon ca,
Rica, and especially that the David en-,
dition was in any sense a goveElnaat q
terprise. Because Of the reiterslia,
the news dispatches OF rumors to d
effect the minister had long conferua
with Secretary Hay today and dsposA
these stories finally and completely,
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CONGRESS.

Senator Pettus made an argument
against the seating of Nathan B. Scott;
case went over
The postofhco appropriation bill passed
the house; letter carriers will he compcn-
stated for extra service.
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EXPRESS TRAIN WRECKED.
Eight Passengers Were Injured
Some of Whom VIII Die.

some OF whom viii Die.
Wheeling, w Va, April 26.-The CIeye-
land express on the Cleveland and Lake
Erie ran into freight car on an open
switch tonight. The following were in
jured:
s. X. Mclaughlin, cadlz. Ohio, badly
bruised and cut; his wife had her wig
pipe cut and neck nearly broken. She
probably viii die. Their daughter, Miss
Crete. face and head badly cut. otto
Rufoman. New York, arm broken; Rev
W. r. Wilson, who has but one LEG bsd
stump terribly lacerated and bruised hy
being forced into the socket OF a cork lee.
j. e. Kirtz OF Wheeling suffered terrIh1s
internal injuries and viii die.
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Harm set Fire by lightning

West. Texas. April 25.--A barn belong.
ing to Mr.. Henry zahn, living four miles
south Of this place. was struck by Itch,
ming during the storm Monday even;ns
and was burned Several tons OF hay so9
bushels OF corn and a wagon were lost
40 Insurance. 's's
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nc.idencr at GiImrr-

Gilmer. Texas, April 25.--At . o'clock
this morning the one-story frame residence
owned and occupied by Mrs. p. p. Daniels
was destroyed By Ore. together with nearly
sll It's contents. Insured for $500 on
house and contents. origin Of nre ua-
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TEXAS Politics.

w J. Bryan made brief speech AT
Gainesville
The democrats OF Hunt county favor a
law compelling each party to hold prl-
maries on a uniform date.
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one passenger coach. compelling the pan
icstricken passengers to hand over their
yaluables at the point of pistol, The
bandit escaped but he slSritf of White
county started In pursuit at once and Will
probably oyertase the fugitive,
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ropuLisT RALLY AT OMAHA.
Texas Delegation Is Invited to join
In the Meeting.

Fort Worth. Texas, April ga leading
populst today received telegram from
Omaha stating there Is movement started
to have a grand rally of delegates to the
National convention May Z. The arrange
menf is 10 have delegates stop in Omaha
on the evening OF May I. at which time
William Jennings Bryan and others wiz
make speeches. to be followed by dollar
dinner II is desired that the Texas dele
CATION arrive at Omaha in time to take
part.
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BRYAN AT HOME.
SAYS He VIII Not Attend the Kan
sas CITY Convention.

Lincoln. Neb. April 26.-w J. Bryan
returned to his Lincoln home today and,
with the exception OF weeks campaign
ing In Michigan and Northern Ohio, be-
ginning next Monday, Will remain here
almost uninterrupteily until after the
democratic National convention. Mr..
BRYAN said that he would not attend the
Kansas City convention.
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COMMERCIAL.

Corn was the leading feature; wheat
closed weak and oats were depressed
The stock market made an impressive
show Of strength
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IN FAIR WAY no Bn snrrLEn.

Asserted that the Porte Has Revived
Project ia iiuiId Craiser.
London, April 1.-THE Ceastanunople
correspondent OF the Daily Chronicle says.
The American difficulty is 10 a
fair way OF settlement. the sultan having
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berg that he can not approve the ,o.tnu|
OF Charles Clarke & Go. for hiring dr,ss|
plant to the government to dred,. N
bar at Brazos Santiago and that Ia N
again advertise for bids for twenty dau
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DEWEY CELEBRATION BoYeorr1
The Promoters Are Declared ~
Antagonistic to Union Laooi

Antagonistic to Union Lasoi'
Chicago, APPEL .26.--The boycott
Dewey celebration by organizes lsaa
form today when the executive sOnna
of district No. 8 of the lnterpal'oasl
sociation of Maohinists issued an ~
claring the promoters OF the se'sI
antagonistic to union labor ana ~
members OF the union 10 lsks = 1
in il. a. "A
The union Is arrayed against '" NJ NJ
celebration committee because 'n
grand stand is being built Dy y"
men.
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for seeking to govern. without the sanc-
ton of the constitution or the wishes OF
the people, those who have come under
our guardianship and protection
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MASSACHUSETTS, nrr, nr,c.,s.
The 81. Louis Platform Rennirmed.
Trusts Were Condemned.

Boston, April 26.--The republicans OF
Massachusetts, today elected delegates and
alternates to the National convention at
Philadelphia. The platform affirms ad-
berence to the platform of the St Louis
convention of 1896 and congratulates the
country upon the rejection OF free silver
coinage and the Endorsement of the gold
standard" Trusts are condemned.
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The American National bank Of Rirll
City was to-day approved as . rtsa1
agent for the National bank Of o'saliI
Texas.
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Representatives Kleberg, Burlt'sn Y
Sheppard of Texas were today !nsrdes|
in the supreme court by Senanr ~
son and admitted to practice bsiHa
court.
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Texas postofhces have been sstiblA3
ss follows: Balsora, Wise county, "
W. Jackson postmaster Castor, "
Bend county, George G. Garrett pNtnl|
ter: Orella. Frio county, Collin \ D.fj
bliss postmaster.
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aunEN GOING HONE.

She IL Cheercd by Her Irish subjects
ALONG the Way.
Dublin, April ss.--ouesn Victoria and
Princess Christian and Ahe Prlresss Hen.
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The house committee on labof, Y
special meeting today directed
vorable report on The Gardner elslI'i1
bill.