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CUBANS TO BE FREED.
American Troops to Be Withdrawn in The
Next Eight or Nine Months
ADMINISTRATION wlLIRY Pronunciation
Plank in the Constitution which the
Cubans Must Adopt Before Being
Given Their Liberty.


Washington. July i9.-At a cabinet
luncheon today, it was Informally agreed.
after bearing the statement Of General
Wood. that all the United States troops -
some 5000 in number-would be Withdrawn
from Cuba In the next eight or nine
months and the island turned over 10 the
people. 1t IS understood, however, thai
the Cubans must have a constitutions
convention FIRST ami adopt constitution
! Il is also understood, in a quiet way,
/ that an annexation clause will he inserted
/ In that document II the administrator
can get 1t put there. The demands of tbs
democratic platform seem 20 be havinl
some effect on the administration hide.
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CHINESE SITUATION.

should Russia declare war on mas
other powers would have to DO % or T''"-
drsw from China.
Russia has evidence that all foreigners
4, pst,n were nassacrsd on July =
Japanese accuse Russians OF SINE
women aud children and burning others.
A Chinese merchant Gays be Witnesses
N. Pekin massacre and saw white women
sss,uusd ana hacked TO pieces and ehilaFsn
irnpaled on spears
Thcre is every prospect Of European en-
tanglsmen,s as result Of RussiAs plans
To invade China.
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SUMMARY OF ToDAy's IMPORTANT NEW


s,ftsneut Of the states land account
given out by Treasurer ROBBINS j.
The stats purchasing agent has assroeu
further contracts Tor supplies.
Governor sayers has appointed isss
number Of delegates TO the Farmers eon'
srs.s. 10 be held al Colorado SPRINGS
Grand dress parade and review ~sle
,ss FEATURES a, the seeoad regiment en-
esmpmsnt at Waco.
A cargo Of crude petroleum. mas '''A
sstpped 10 Philadelphia from sabine
Three iives ere knoun 10 base ossu rs. 49,
.. rcAult Of the sudden i'se -
Medina. :,
cotton today.
rived a, Galveston.
TIE Texas pos,masssrs are in session a.
Dallas
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Davenport Iowa, July ie.-At the Frana
circuit, races today the 200 trot was won bY
MAY Alco,t Mark Derbys performance IN
IN. o.1q marc was Sensational. the last three
heat beinr taken oy him 20 close finishes
an ,y6irn ne puabed forward from the rear
az class. race SiQ60-Nark Derov plaoR
ceiding by John Thomas iJohuson'' Won
Rect time 2.tS4.
2:2o class uottiue. t7o0--Mav Aleot won
Beg; time 1872 u-,4
won Best time 2lii4
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REUNION OF BLUE AND GRAY
euRyIviNG VETERANS OF BATTLES
AROUND ATLANTA FRATisRNiLE.
General Gordon Makes nm Eloquent
speech on the Union OF the
North ana the south.

Atlanta Ca, July ls-Fiye hundred menu
bers OF the G A. r. and the United Con-
federate Veterans cheered the commanders
OF these two organizations, General Albert L.
Shaw and General John d. Gordon. as they
sat together upon the stage Of the Grand
opera house at the kindling OF the campfire
Of the Blue ard GRAY reunion here tonight.
The occasion was the formal BEGINNING Of
the reunion Of the surviving veterans OF toe
union and the Confederate armies who fought
in the battles around Atlanta in July. lss4
President Mckinley. unable 10 be present.
sen, his regrets In the following telegram:
Hon W. A. Hemphill, Chairman Executive
Committee Atlanta.
Executive MANSION washington. July b.
/ / deeuy regret nv inabihty 10 De WIN Yoe
/ auring the reunion OF the blue ana the gray
] IN Atlanta this week, Such reunions aIs
/ gratifying evidences OF good feeling ana COM
| radeship aud give an assurance OF the per'
4 ulansnco OF our government, resting upon
the patriotism OF . reunited peopis flea %,
cordial CONGRATULATIONS aud best washes
William Mckinley
The presidents words eroas9t the audience
10 its feet In burst Of applause
When General Gordon. who was the mrs
speaker OF the evening. was presented TO th'
vast audience BY Colonel helnphiil nlaste
Of ceremonies the cheering continued FOL
several minutes. General Gordon said, For
moro than third OF century | havc earn
es,ly and unwaNerlngly lahored for the real
iEation OF this era OF American brotherhood
throughout the long night OF sectional pas
sion / have eagerly watched for The daw
OF this peaceful day, whose light comes from
the very throne OF God, I praise heaven ia
every Indication that prejudice and dlstrus
have given place 20 sectional fraternity an
mutual confidence,
J. No less enthusiasm greeted General shaw
aud throuehout hiE patriotic address he wa
listened to with the closest attention n
began bv saying. Il am delighted 10 stan
here as the representative OF the Grand Arm
y OF tho Republic. I am pr6ud that Graz
"a Army men have done much 20 iench n
. people Of the South VIVA true manhood AZ
IS courage Is g"
l. General o. c Howard and Governor Moul
~ OF Indiana made short speechs.
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CROSSE POINT rRAcN,
Fust Tune Made by Prince Albert
and The Abbott

Dotroit. Mich. July is.--rhe hrst fast time
Of tho Blue fibbon week was made at the
Crosse Point track today. Prince Albert.
gelding from Providence made the mile 10
2:o6 in the second heat OF the zoo pace, and
Tho Abbot went mile in 2;oI in trial
against time to beat his reeord OF 2.0sls.
OF the present. but the unbeaten ehampion
OF 1893 lacked three-duartcrs Of second
OF equaliine his last year performance.
The gelding was driven by Gers and paced
b. a runner. lie went the Quarter in 3s
the half In :05 the three-uuarters 10 i;3aM
Tho last half was ,rotted IA 1;02.
Prince Albert came within thfre-uuarter
of a second OF eauallinR Joe Patchen's mill
al Windsor the fastest OF the season.
Gaylon was the auction fayoritc Ia the s:il
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NATIONAL oARsMES.
uo,cny.etts WIZ Go to the Paris
ENnosition.

New york. July - The tTen'Y-e'En'n an
rusl regatta Of tho National Assoeiauon ..
narsmen vac commenced TO-DAY unnsl
auspices q the Harlem Resatl' assoe'a.'o.,
on todaya nroEramuo there we're se'sn
events. but one. heat IN ne Tow, oar az
Tarc was put or latd morrow. ~ NC . -
ra,ss rowed. three (the International iou rs
heat w the intermediate sinsles en- ~
nalr.oared shell rscel were fo"ea 'l'u tnr
/ In ths nrst event the international Tour
CARED shell race. the wl1ners WEI
Wachusett Boat club OF Worcester Mass.
The last race was the Paris iouls tne co ~,
Z -eutors again being ths Wachuseus an,
netroits The Wachusetts won oy about
length and the victory entities them 70 +.
mn 10 The PARIS exposition az the eNpoNs
OF tho National Association o. N'' sam
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TEXAS pOLITICp

s,ump Ash5y has declared for sFyaa
And goes to North Carolina to WORK ior
him.
4 Burgess democratic club has been or
CANNED al Alvin.
!, il believed that Colorado county wiz
give Burgess for congress good ma
ioritY. 49,,
storey carried Houston county By 10"
majority.
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.-o. hy, rre., amour, OF money was won
~ heats on Dare Devil on accoont o. con
eacnra In Geers. who drove the biack s'a.,
non 40 4 winning. after losing oa9 heAt %
Braden favorite in the Z:27 pace ran a VA
IN me arst heat threw his suikey aEAiL lr..
fha ouartar stretch fence and inluTea .ue t,s
et Row Miller. hts driver. who hunE uH
AIlen and ioha nolan. both taForlies ~ =,
Nor respective events easily N sual3"'
heaIs SUMMARIES .. d,v
rslding by Prodisal dam F ,i7Is os 81 N1"
chero tFoots,, won bess uns' 80 ,ro,--
aise' brown geIdins ay As.ieola' Gam ~
( tTufrerl won Beet tine. -,.--4 .,,,,,
purse $3.50. az psrng-Lltue tIehs; $50.
,eldinr. by Nuihurst. dam A5dai!aas, Asor'n'
tRobiusonl won. Best Tune q Nsc,
Purse $500. 21s purse--"lh &c, -, "A
b5-se' by Aicvront dam Greenwood '"oou'
won BEST time 100. r,-t btae
purse itsN0. 2.I2 irot-uare Devi, olh,
ztsliieT hy Mau1bTino. King 'Gesrsl' Voc
! Bss, time z.lsst
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FOREIGN BRIEFS.

CITY OF MEXICo.-Advices from Gnate-
nala report there is much distrust and sp-
prehension OF the breaking out OF reHoiu-
ton
CITY OF MEXIC0.-!The celebration OF the
anniversary OF President Juarez's death wa
general The speeches made were strongly
against every form OF imperialism eh'
breathsd passionate devotion OF the liberia
party TO old fashioned democratic ideas.
LoNDON.--Mr. William Waldorf Astor has
through his paper, publicly admitted that h
mace grave blunder when he publicly in
suited Captain Sir Archibald Berkeley Milne
and apologies therefor.
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Sabine Texas, July -. The steamer
Atlas sailed today for PhiIade,phia. hay-
ing in tcw the Standard Oil ccmpany's
barge No. ~ These two vessels have a
total Of 2o,69o barrels OF crude oil as a
CARGO The oil Is from corsIcana and
other shlpments are to follow soon.
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JESTER MURDER raiaL.
Prosecution Making Out Case on
Clrcnmatantial Evidence.

New london. Mo. July 49, Interest in
the Jester trial continues to Increase
The whole country seems to be watching
this case, Judging from the letters and
kilograms coming from different parts o.
the country inquiring about the defendant
aad his alleged victim.
The stare has traced Jester through
Kansas and Missouri aud today Il FOL,
lowed him through Illinois.
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Local.

Tas death OF Mr.. J. J. MeKseysr.
Tho Banner trial. Mr.. Banner is not
vel through with his part OF the case
Everything getting IN shape for the la
Porte cncnmpment.
The council committee aud county COM
rs,sfiouers Will confer today upon the
saeject Of drainage.
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Ruriness Sold.

cleburne. Texas, July 1s.-Guy Mabry.
proprietor OF the clehnrne hotel news
stand and bookstore, has sold his ouslni IS
10 c. Douthit OF Rookdsie, who Will con-
tinue the business as usual
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the point in the state house yard marked
as the place at which Goeoel Eel! ana
whether, in mic opinion. It correctly MARKS
the SPOT Witness said he thought was
incorrect and pointed out on diasrS IN IN
Inc spot where he thought G2eoei ieli.
Goehel had passed the fountain posslp.s
u.ard several feet
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BUSINESS MATTERS
p,,,,,on An panIsruptcy.

Galveston, Texas, July ia petition
in bankruptcy has been Med with the
clerk 81 the United States court by +.
n smith OF Conroe, Texas. His liabii.
lies amount to S7Sl5.77 assets, S4ia0' OF
which seS50 Is exempt
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his command to President Mckinley Tor
service In China. .. "a
NEW YoRK.-Governmen immigrant ana
custom officials report that extra patrols are
necessary on the Texas border to stop lh-
creased smuggling.
cd George Maginnis postmaster at lndianap-
vr,d
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London. July ls.--At the Newmarket races
TO-DAY he American Jockeys we're auite sue
cessful The high-we.gh, handicap. about a
milo and a half was won BY Tea Foam with
Martin in ihe saddle, Chilean. guided ny
sloan. won the Chesurhsld stake for S,Yeor-
olds At Ave furlouEs 4 haudlcap AT hNf
n,rloues VAS won by Richard Croker sa-
iua ridden by Rein r
Mr. crokers Merriua with L. Rein no
was second in tho Roach niate for s-yea'
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cha,,., ,,ortaue. al pnri..

Paris, Texas, July IA chSttel mort
gage on his stock OF saddlery and harness
has been executed by c. n Echols; 7. s,
Hin Is named as trustee.
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petition In bankruptcy.

Austin, Texas. July ia voluntary pc
tltiou in bankruptcy was hled in the Fed
eral court today by John Vest, cotton
buyer Of Rockdale
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Cleburne. Texas, July ls--W. F. Moore
sold his interest in the w. T. Noore q
CO. furniture house 10 Ed Mcqueen o.
Cooley, a brother-in-lay to Mr. Ferguson
the other member of the arm.
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COMMERCIAL.

wheat &c 70 io up. corn NC higher, cats
unchanged ana provisions 211e 70 &c
higher.
Stocks firm but dull.
cot,oi. futures close al declines.
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WEATHER INFORMATION.
Probabilities.

Washington. July 1s.-Eastcrn Te1as-Gen-
a,,rv fa,r Friday and Saturday; fresh south
erly winds.
Oklahoma and Indian ferritory-Locsi rams
and cooler FRIDAY; Saturday fair
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WASHINGTON.

All troops are to be Withdrawn from
Cuba within mex, three months
witnesses ia the Gosbsi Dissatisfaction
$50 show there was republican con-
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cotton region nuIIetin.

United states department Of Agriculture.
weather bureau. cotton region bulletin for the
twenty-four hours ending at s a. m. yester-
day, 18th meridian time:
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nen,nrncitr with ITALY.

Washington. July 1a.-The state de-
partment today made public the text OF
a new treaty with Italy.
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,,.,nrn. Raising Money for purses,

clohurne. Texas July is.-somethins near
$3.50 was subscribed towards purses for horse
races Colonel ;, f. Moss Is mak,ng sIVn
circuit
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n The lakes. has asked the war depss.
naeuf 10 assign him TO duty IN China 20
action has been taken as yes upon Ane
application.
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TEXAS MATTERS.
1sne.lal 10 The PostN

tsntcIaI 70 7 ne FVsII
washington. July 1a.-Fourth-class poet
masters appointed today Farrar, Lime
stone county. John Bishop; Hitchcock
Galveston county, Robert Dempster; san
Ramon. Hidalgo county F. l.. Johnston.
Texans granted pensions today Original
II Edward Moore. Bonanza, A2; Waiter
NJ. EutchinsoG Hewitts, IS: Increase
William p Conner. sulphur Springs, SO.
4 uostofGce has been established at
Pansy. Navarro county, with Thomas W.
Baker as postmaster.
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POLITICAL,

Beekhsm gained victory in The tenn
porary organization Of the hentuoAs
democratic convention.
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ceneral observntions.

Observations taken at all stations oy UNI
ted states weather bureau at p. M 'oto
meridian time; ram
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rr touNsN. F-The latest reports u
.b5t ~ oottt,ts Of Pile Isle are still bloalf
WITH With ne ice ss. Anost 1000 fishing sessl
are iceboua'
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CHINESE SITUATION D1scUssED.
The Cabinet Adheres to Its Announced
Policy-Request For a Cruiser.

The Cabinet Adheres to It's Announced
Policy-Request For a Cruiser.
Washington, D. C. (SpeciaD. - The
Cabinet meeting Tuesday was at
tended by Secretaries Hay, Hitchcock,
Long and Gage, and Postmaster Gen.
eral Smith. 1t was devoted largely to
discussion Of the Chinese situation.
The Cabinet decided to stand by the
policy of pushing measures for the
protection of the lives and property of
American citizens and Of acting fnde-
pendently SO far as possible. The eX-
tent Of American activity will be con-
fined solely to the protection and safe
guarding Of american interests. The
Chinese Government will be looked to,
under. the general laws Of the comfy
of the nations, to restore order and
to make such reparation as is proper
From all political schemes in which
any of the powers may become in
volyed, the United States is to hold
aloof. This is the general policy here
tofore outlined, and it will be adhered
to.
The following dispatch was received
at the State department.:
. "Chin-Kiang.-Large numbers of ma
tives organized secret society, halted
there. People very apprehensTe. No
protection. Want cruiser. MARTIN
Mr.. Martin Is the United States Con-
sui at Chin-Kiang. and his telegram
Is the first news. received here to indi-
cate the spread of the Boxer agitation
in that section of China.
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ATTACK ON LABOR UNIONS
Testimony Of N, F. Thompson Before
the Industrial Commission.
he Says They Are the Greatest Menace
to the Government That Exists
Suggested Legislation.

Washington, D. G. (speciaD.-Before
the United States Industrial Commls'
sion N. F. Thompson, secretary of the
Southern Industrial Convention, made
O. sensational attack upon labor un'
ions: .. -. !~n
Labor organizations are to-day,
he declared, "the greatest menace to
this Government that exists inside and
outside the pale of our national DO
main. Their influence for disruption
and disorganization Of society Is far
more dangerous to the perpetuation,
of our Government in its purity ano
power than would be the hostile
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GEM SHUGGLERS CAUGHT
Max Lasar and a Bridal Couple
Arrested at Niagara Falls.
DIAMONDS WORTH S75,OOOSElZED

Gems Were Found in the Possession of q
Young Couple on a Honeymoon Trip
-I.asar Induced Them to Carry the
valuabler, But Customs Officers Were
on the Aiert-An Important Seizure.
Buffalo. y. Y. (SpeciaD.-Max Lasar,
q man from Boston named j. Mack,
and woman who is supposed to be
a confederate are under arrest at Nj
acara Falls Oh Il charge Of smuggling
diamonds valued at $4,000. DR.. P.
Van Dandaigue. who is supposed to
be IMPLICATED. has not been arrested,
but is under surveillance.
L.asar. according to the customs Of
ficials, brought the diamonds to Mon
treal from Europe, and through DR..
Van Dandaigue met the man and
woman. who were on wedding tour,
and induced them to take charge OF
the packages, representing that 1t was
q present which he did not want them
to open until they reached the United
States.
The suspects reached Montreal on
the Dominion Line steamer Dominion.
When leaving the steamer Mack was
recognized by Deputy Collector E. H.
Twohey Of the United States Customs
Service, stationed in that city. Mr..
Twohey followed the two men to To-
ronto. sitting behind them in the car
and overhearing part Of their CONVEX
sation. He wired E. p. Lewis, the
officer stationed at Suspension Bridge,
to meet him in Toronto. Lewis fol-
lowed the two men across the border
and arrested them.