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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-21
THE SENATE AND HOUSE.
Forecast Of Important Measures to b
Considered.
APPROPRIATION BILLS WILL ZONE
The War Revenue Reduction Btl
VIII Probably he Reported TO
senate Today.


Washington, January 2O.--The senate
ayul xake IN tomorrow the Legislative.
,..a..,,..,, NJ, .,,a,,s,,, .,,,,ro,r,,,,on ol,i
NSOe"s''N say '"'''N''A
several days may 20 required 20 SN' on
II because Of the desire on THE Part Of
serno OF the senators Z, roetpone con.
$1,000. IN. s-,s.. s,u -
sioe''aelon OF tre sup su'a'N "" 80
long as POSSIBLE The shipping OIL WIZ
be made tko unfinished business when-
.,,,o,. - 4s,o o,yrgor ossha sria,4s ~ that
-.
measure ~ Is wise no siNe Y NnSt p'NVe'
but In view OF the fQct that IL VIII he
sssplaoea NV appropraslon hills whenever
a,r,,,, a.. 49,, u,.,,,.s a.,
~ Nl''' ~
slTe no take them up, " Us prohahls tnat
the motion TO give the bill tho place OF
vantaq-e win he restrained unfn after rhs
digposSgon az the isgislafive hin
senator Aldrlch rhoirman az the
6nance rnrnmitfee n,,ohahiv win renort
fme war revenue rcatieplon Mil Nnnday
ar Tuesdsy ana he Viii ask for imme.
aiate consiaena1aon of that measure The
rnlea al the senate viva nragerenoe Ia
revenue hill, as ihay do 10 approprla.
INN b1s ann M oricr of tne senate vii,
he necessary ~ make a Mace Tor thnt
blu IN is nat nrobahle thal amy efforl
N4u No made ,tn dienlnro annronrin4inn
hills with mat measure Aut All sena.
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ular district OF the city given over to its
operation. beyond which It's members are
forbidden to stray
Horrible self-mutilations are practiced
by the beggars OF China In order thar
their deformlties may cxcits-comcasuton
and lead TO profit Ii you see a blind
man soliciting aims in Chinese street
1t Is ten 10 one that no has himself
destroyed his sight. ON certain days the
beggars 20 about In gangs OF from fifty
to loo on these occasions shoplSeepers
are only too glad TO comply with the
kings" demands for blaokmail In or
der that his subjects may be kept out
OF their shops.
A king OF Chinese thieves knows every
ching that goes on in his dstrdct. He
knows who committed certain thefts ana
where the stolen property Is, He, like
his brother OF the beggars. has double
source OF income. A large percentage IS
claimed by him, and woe betide them II
they attempt to cheat the autocrat. And
n foreigner is robbed, he generally can.
by paying the king certain sum, re-
oeive his property Property stolen from
Ghlnamen Is never brought hack.
Every Chinese city has a ieper house
outside IFS gates, and most Of them have
two or more. As in the cases OF the beg
gars and thieves there Is an executive
head called the king Of the lepcrs, who
controls all lepers, and makes rules and
coinpacte, which must be observed. These
unfortunatcs are numerous throughout
the empire. when in the first Nage al
the disease they are brought TO the luper-
houses coed care Is taken OF them as
long as their relatives can meet tho de-
mand Of the king"
But no matter how wealthy their fami.
lies may be, the king" eventually drains
them Of every penny. and both the lepci
and his relatives often have TO turn beg.
gars Tho poorer lepers are assigned Ii
miserable, uncloan huts, providing poor
/ shelter against bad weather.
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A rIrn line
TO BE Rniit from beaumont To Port
Arthur.

Arthur.
Port Arthur, Texas, january ia.-The
big oil VOL IS bringing a great number
of prominent oil men from all parts OF
the country to Port Arthur Among
recsnt arrivals are Messrs. II. G. Damon,
secretary, and a. Tempfeton. treasurer,
Of the Southwestern oil company OF Cor
sicana, and Mr.. John III. Galley of tho
firm of Galley g. Guiiey. oil prospectorz
and operators, of Pittsburg, Pa
A contract has been clcsed between
Mr.. Gafey and the Port Arthur Land
company and Kansas City Southern RAIL
way company whereby the former VIII
build pipe line from the Lucas oil
we'll TO the water front at Port Arthur
and erect refinery and large storage
tanks for exporting the oil. The hlst
of these tanks, az well as the piping Tor
the pipe line. have already been ordered.
Among other prominent oil men reg-
istered at tho sabine hotel are L. II.
Park Of Parkersburg, W. VA J. IA
O'Donnell Of Warren, Pa; l.. II. Bradley
Of clear, n. y; r. A. Fuller OF TITUS
vile. Pa; John Murphy and NJ. Essn OF
Washington. pa; w. II, Dennlson OF
Pittsburg. Pc: G. w Bishop Of Sisters
Vile. w, Va; besides several others.
These are gentlemen prominent IN OH
circles
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child Fatally burned.

Ia Grange, Texas, January so.--Ths
llttle s-year-old son Of John svec, . Boz
hemlan farmer. living in the Bridge vail
ley nelghhorhood. about two and hait
miles west OF this city. Was PERHAPS
fatally burned yesterday. !.
Mr.. syec wsth his family was out ~
the tlsld raking up the stalks into wind
rows and burning them. when the httie
how In come way got too close to the
burning stalks and caught IRE
Al last report the child was slii
alive. but there Is no hope Of his recos-
cry. az he is burned from his feet 70 MS
head
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EnlcrinInment at orange.

Orange Texas, January 2O.--Pelham
Chapter United Daughters OF the Con-
federacy, at this place, gave an enter-
tainmeut at the high school auditorium
last night, concentrating the birthday
Of General Robert Il. Lee. Prof. j. A.
Kirkley delivered an address; Mise Hat
tie Chenault, historian Of the chapter.
read magnificent paper; Miss Helen
Ford delivered recitation, and the Man
dolin club rendered several patriotic Sc
leotions. The programme was . deeid-
ed success and was enjoyed and appre-
clated by the large number OF people
present.
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CAMPBELL BREAKING Down.
He Was Disappointed in Not Being
Get Free.

New York, january 20.-IAndrew Camp
bell one of the sonvicted murderers of
Jennie, IsoAsohieter, is SLOWLY breaking
down in 1.-THE county jail at Patterson,
n. j., his face showing unmshakable
signs of collapse since the verdict Of the
jury was delivered adju1ging him guilty.
of murder in the second degree with Nc
Alliaer and DeHth. Campbell is suffer
ing from a great disappointment IN not
being set al liberty. Campbell from the
first Thought the jury would let HIM out
with a Tighter verdict thSn any of the
others and ne was much excited the
night Of the verdict,
While the people of Paterson general
~ think the men fortunate in escaping
the gallows, the prisoners ala not en-
tertain the idea of being convicted.
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roDAYrs RACES.
New orleans Entries.

Mile ana sixteenth, selling-Fannie Le-
land 95, Monnett 81. advertisement, olekma
100. Sir Fitzhugh 1902, Little Boy Blue loi.
randy Jos, Petit Maitre. Arthur Behan i0c.
81 ana a half furongs. sellng-Fannie
Maud 16i. Ep Belle OF Elsln' kohuwreath
I02 Athara 10i Divonne lo5-
Mills ana half selling-Bort Davis i0i,
Kodak. Donation i02 Pacfmaker los, Emlgre
los AdmetUs 197, wood Trice loS
ciales al Andes g. W. j. DC Doe 90. Alex.
fadv Catalan 102 hummer 103, Sakatuek
io7 Gen. Mar Gary ll5.
Seven ,ur ongs. seiiing-Novelty .. Pat
Fr.rce 100 Junaetta l0l, Ellen B 1903. Free
HAND 1O5 Dausterswiyel. Island Prince Toe.
seven furlongs. felliug-Mas,erful 81. Aqua
81 Eous. pan land Hachmeister ss Dora
lice. Mamie Lou 80. Jim Breeze 100, Fair
Deceiycr l0i,
Weather clear; track fast.
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counciI Of pi,hop, concIudcd.

Savannah, Ga, January 2o,-The coup-
ell Of the bishops of the colored Metho-
dist Episcopal church, which has been
IN session since Tuesday, concluded its
work this evening. The meeting has
been for the purpose OF agreeing upon
pIsn for the distribution Of a Twenti-
eth century FUND of $4,000.
1t has been decided to give the money
TO the churches and institutions in TINS
,ountry and Cuba. The ecumenicai
cona,rence will be held in London IN
September and adj ive of the bishops
will attend. The council will meet IN
May at jackson, Tenn,
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UNITED STATES FIELD CLUB
VIII Have Interesting Sport at
Grand junction. Tenn.


Grand Junction, Tenn. January 20 Every
thing is in readiness for the annual trials
Of the United States Field club beginning
here tomorrow. w. b. Stafford, the secre-
tary, has been on the ground for several
days completing arrangements. Among those
present are G.. G. Williamson, Muneie, Ind:
Dr. Shoup, Racine, Wis; F. Lorillard. Jr.
n. y; D. f. Pride, Cincinnati Or. Bur
nett and Mr., Hutchins, Springfield, Ohio;
Theo. Sturges, Connecsicut; Arthur Merry
man, Memphis.
Tho pointer derby closed with nine starters
drawn to run. as follows: Manitoba Blythe
with Mirabean; lingo s. Romp with Gray;
pearl Doc Light with lingo II. Imp with
Itabil Hidalgo runs alone.
In the setter derby the probable starters
are: Mark Twain, Kiphng. CAPTAIN Scott,
Peading LADY Dolly Manors Bow Know,
RAG limo Girl, Verona Cap, Verona Wilhel-
nina. Rods Chic; Sports solomon; Bralmo'
Tomyman. Clip Wind En-, Cans Lady IRIS;
Sekirk Hope. Robert, Count Gladstone and
Lady Wind En-.
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OAKLAND Entries.

Three quarters Of mile. purSe-Brcnhilda
ia5. Pidalla lO3. ordnupg, Col Dor ne. Gold
ace ioe. The Pride ii2. Preiudipe 102. Cas-
aale lo7, Theory. salyado llo True Blue l97.
Mile and a fur9ong. purse-Sisquoc. Chas.
Lebsl, Rapldo ii2. 81 sirno1laa il5. Acrobat.
can't Dance liz. Viuctcf lis, Sam Howard,
Ssredo RIO Del BanHidos 1l2
Nile and a quarter. hurdle over seven
INTERCHANGEABLE l26. Granger i55. Paul Lu-
cas- 1856 Negligence, VIM o. B. iss, May Boy,
! .rno f55, Lothian 1876,
ThIrteen-sixteeBths of a mile. selling
Rernota 81 Osmcld l07, NoFia Ioo, Mortal
Jade. Maxello lcL Ada " sss Moeorita 100,
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w. w. RrD1ISG,s FUNERAL.
Several Members of the state LeGis-
Iature Attended.

Bonham, Texas january 20.-The re-
mains of Representative w. w. Riding
arrived here from Austin yesterday ac-
companiei by several members of both
curred today and was attended by large
concourse of friends. The members OF the
Legislature acted as pail hearers. De-
ceased was a member of the Woodmen OF
the World, Odd Fellows and knights OF
Pythias and the members of these or
ders attended in a body.
Mr.. Riding was elected to the legls-
Nature from inhis county in the November
election, but was stricken with pneu-
monia on the day of his arrival in Aus
tin and died after an illness of only a
few days.
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rbeatened Extinction of Deer.

Dsnison, Texais, January 20-ReporVa
from different fur and hide houses In the
Indlan Territory estimate 'fiaI during the
year 1900 at least 5000 deer were killed
Az that rate in five years deer will be
almost extinct The same fate awaits
~ wild turkey. Thousands are killed
annually. indian Agent Shoenfelt mas
ilYs, placsd special police force in the
aeld 10 round up hunting parties wno
kill wild game for proft.
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MnMonIAl. no pRrsInnNr.
VIII BE Asked 20 Abolish Liquor
Irnfnc in phIIIpninea.

Cleveland Ohio January 2o,--pr. Louis
Albert Banks, pastor Of the First Methodist
Episcopal church, In tho c1iirs, Of hin SCR
mon this evening referred to the action OF
The senate in defeating the amendments
70 the army bill designed TO abolish saloone
in the Philippines and 70 prevent tho i'm
portation Of liquors into these Islands, lilo
laid the people ought TO now ask The prca.
don't 40 exercise MS military authority and
prohibit the liquor traiflc IN tho Philippines.
memorial to the prosidant WAS adopted
by tho congregation and Or. Banks advised
all friends OF temperance reform TO SEND
similar petitions 20 the White House.
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snnrinineIirlonr service.

Fort Worth, Texas, January 2O'--Ihe
anniversary OF the birth Of General Rob-
ert e. Lee was observed in this city
today by a special religious service he'd
at the First Baptist church at this
afternoon. The services We're under the
auspices ofsthe Il. u. Lee Camp United
Confederate Veterans aud the daughters
aud sons OF old Confederatea, and was
largely attended. The discourse was
delivered by Dr.. c. III. Hyde, pastor q
the First Presbyterian church, a spo-
cia1 musical programme WAS rendered.
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SHARP CONTEST PROMISED
In the House Over Army RcorRnniEn-
ton BIIf.

Washington january Gothic house OF
representatives win devote most OF its
attention during tho coming week TO APP
proprlabion bills, "a series OF them--llis-
trct Of Columbia. Qualifications, naval,
Dostorilce and agrlcultwral--hein ready
tor consideration.
The army reorganization hill will be
reported hack prom-tly from the commit-
tee on military affairs, probably tomor-
row, aud sent to conference wilma gen
eral Disagreement TO all senate amend
ments.
u may be reported back during the
latter part OF the week. and a sharp CON
test is promised, Mr. Richardson (TennD.
the minority leader, having inlmated
pa raeraph.
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ueIa for Smuggling.

san antonio. Texas, January 20
waper Huulnall. special agent Of the
treasury department has just returned
from the Mexican border, where he has
seen hooking after the interests Of the
s.,vernnneut in the Peaslee smuggling
esse me Peaslees, a man and wife, were
Seld under bond Of $1,000 each 70 appear
thssore the grand jury and gneir cases
will come up before me feaeral court,
"A Ell Paso in April
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Havana, January 20,--A mass meeting
OF planters, merchants ana representa-
tlves OF the yarious political parties in
Havana TODAY adopted resolutions ask
ing the United States to lower ITS duty
on Cuban products and advocating She
suppressfo ion Of the export tax on tobacco
One member of each Of THE bodies par
ticlpating In the meeting was appointed
as a delegate to go to Washington to
lay before congress arguments in favor
of tariff reduction.
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DEGGAR KINGS IN CHINA.
they Are the Hends OF Guilds whose
Fictitious Are Commands.

London Express,
If you want to grow rich In China, be-
come the head OF guild Of beggars.
thieves or iepers.
Marking, Pekin and Tien Tsln are the
headquarters Of the most powerful Of
thssg guilds, and their rulers are wealthy
Chinese yagabonds OF these classes de-
r.yes his income from a tribute rendered
aim by his wrctched subjects, and also
leyies 4 sort Of olackmail on traders and
merchants by undertaking 10 keep their
shops. stores and houses free from the
particular pests which he controls.
From these two sources he realizes 4
large income and Is enabled 70 i've ~
jarrs house and keep up great style IN
his mode Of iste. Each clan has = parfis-
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MovEMnNp or OCEAN VESSELS.
GSpceicI 10 The PeHJ

Bremen. January 20,--Arrivod; steamer
Raeburn (llrD, from Galveston,
port Eads January 90. Arrived Steamers
Alglers (Am) from Now Orleans for Ros-
ton returned with machinery derapgod: DIM
nnmarn 40, from Palermo via Key West.
sailed: Steamers El Rio tAm) for New
York; Quarnero (Aust1. for Genoa, Venice
and Trieste; Marie Suaanar tBrl, for Bre-
men via Norfolk Asia tGerl from Iiaiu-
burg via Newport News: Prntten CNorl
fof Ceiba,
Lizard ---PaHsed prir2 Regent Iuitnold,
from Now York for Bremen,
Queenstown, Arrived: Sorvie, from Now
york for Liverpool,
Liverpool Arrived: Nomadlc, from New
York Philadelphia, from New York
New York.-AulVed. L'Aluitaine, from
1invro.
Queenstown Sailed; Ttrwia, from Liver
pool for New York
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mr.. Robert Graham Dend.

Lexington, KY, January pa tele-
gram received here announces the death
at Pittoburg today OF DR.. Robert Gra-
ham, aged 81 who was for many years
president OF Kentucky college. He was
an intimate friend of Alexander Camp
bell and one Of the most noted educa-
tors and ministers in the South. He
was visiting Pittsburg.
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GalaHn. Tenn. January 2O.-rhe safe in
the store OF Burnie & Hall at Norwood,
Twelve miles cas-. OF here. was blown open
this morning az O'Clock and a large sum
OF money stolen. The burglars set the
building on fro and H. together with the
stock OF goods was totally destroyed The
firm did an extensive tobacco business and
was known 10 usually keep a considerable
amount Of cash on hand. No estimates are
given as 10 the loss incurred. There was no
Insurance.
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Cargo of Cotton on Fire.

Key Weat, Fla. January 20,--srhe Brit
ish steamer Hellenes, from Galveston,
Texas. to Liverpool, via Norfolk, Va,
loaded with cotton. arrived in port at
noon to-day with her cargo on IRE IN the
forw,srd hatch. The Are war discovered
on the Suh. A survey was ordered for
Tomorrow morning. There are 5000 bales
Ct corton abolrd the steamer. The ex-
tent cf The damage al presen. is mol
asceHtaina-1le.
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cora Goetz %. Bcundlee Jol. Our IArsle los.
Thirteen stxteenths OF filtle selling
Gold Finder ioA nj Topic o. The singer.
The Bufioon i0i, Mike Rice 11s. Handicapped
no Arsilla- MAY Dine io2. Alaria los. rondo
So Introductur i0l
Mile, selling--Free Lance 100. Torsida 1917.
Tom Calvert lD6 Flora Bird, Dunblane iOl,
Don Luis Castake. Astor iS Hohenlohe
100, Sir KINGSTON Ioi, Scotch Plaid los, Me-
Namara toi.
weather cloudy track sood
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cnnnre..nnn nnilex md DalIas.

Dallas, Texas, January SO'--Congress-
man ]. w. Bailey spent sunday In Dali
las and departed for Austin tonight.
where he will remain Until after the sen
atosiai election nexa Tuesday, Scores
OF friends called on Mr.. Bailey al his
hotel today. Mr.! lBaileys political
friends are planning TO give him re-
ception 10 Dallas next week
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s,ndorLivc stoole Notes.

Synder Texas, January i5.-Bob McMullen
reports fifty young calves.
Mr. I. V. Riley sold to Peryis. Kelly e.
Co 100 COWS, 10 be delivered with calves
June r next for $500,
soma complaint OF black log In eastern
part OF the county,
Large petitions are being sont 20 tho leEis-
iature frum the West 70 abolish tho abso-
mte lease Inc.
ono stoclyman sold MI ha mulcs at so
per head
stock ara dong we'll. tho weather IS nnc.
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At nrxan.

Bryan, Texas. January 2o-Memorial
services were held at the opera house at
e:3O this afternoon by l.. $. Ross chap
ter. Daughters Of the Confederacy. and
Catnp j. 10. Robinson, United Confederate
Veterans, In commemoratton OF Robert ".
I,ee,s birthday. The attendance was
large.
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Fatally burned.

Kirbyvllle. Texas. January 2o,-The 4
year-old son Of Abel Adams was fatally
burned yesterday. He was playing with
other children. when his eiothiGg caught
hre in some manner. and before he was
extingulshed. the boy was SO badly
burned that he can not recover.
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CIapp EIeeted senator.

St PAU. January is.--The republican mem
bers OF the legislature at tneir caucus unanl-
mously nominated General Moses z. clanp OF
st. Paul for United States senator TO succeed
The late Senator c. K Davis
Congressman J. 4. Tawney released his
frleuds from all pledges 70 him and the
elesttou Of General Clsfp followed.
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Orange, Texas. January Col IL
Herndou son Of Colonel w. s Herndon
Of Tyler, and Mr.. Cain, prominent cap
ttallst of abe same city, have been pros
peoting in Orange with view to makins
some heavy Investments In oil and rice
lands In this county
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BANK ROBBED.
The Robbers Secured Several Tbou>
sand Dollars.

Walnut Springs. Texas. January 20
The private bank of ]. A. Rushing &
Son was burglarized last might between
THE hours of 2 and a. m, and the en-
hire contents stolen. Mr.. Rushing could
not state the amount of cash stolen, but
it will probably reach several Thousand
dollars. The bank was fully covered by
insurance in the Ocean Accident and
Guarantee corporation, limfted. The safe
vault is total wreck. No clue to the
rohhens
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,rcco,-shnrl.cs rinht on.

san Francisco. January N.-The Mccoy
sharkey hght which was scheduled for next
r.onth in this city. has been declared on.
owing 90 tho refusal OF the board OF city
supervisors 20 grant a aicense to the rweu-
iie.h Century Athletic club for a hght in
which Mccoy WIS TO be principal. rhs club
is now trying to match Root and Molaet.
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wa nnisc lIcrcfords.

Garden City. Texas, january l9.-Mr. Tom
Wilhngham drove through towr n few days
ngO nfty Load Of hne Hereford cows He
brought them from near Midland and was
taking them 20 his ranch cast Of SterlrK
city where he intends raising white face
mnles for the market,
Mr.. Dunbar from Ellis county IS hero pros
pecting for "A thirty or tortY-sectlon ranch
The winter has far been unnsnaliy mia
Bnd stock Of All kinds ara in fine shape.
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wan1 nigher Mages.

indianapolis, Ind, January 2O'-faika
nth the delegates to the National con-
ventiop Of tho United Mine Workers OF
America indicate that few Of them
.on,e instructed to make demand Tor q
ooi.a I,crease in wages. Trains bear
NC me deieaation began arriving az !
n.s,oclr this morning and until midnishl
ey n train that pulled into the stauon
carried delegztess
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LIVE BIRD SHOOT
For n Large Purse to He Had at
BRENNAN.

Brennan. Texas January 1a-The match
OF 100 live birds between r.. l.. Burns aud
All Gardner for a purse Of large proper
tons wdll take place at Stockbridge park
Monday afternoon January 81, beginning
Al 1880 Both Champions have been doing
superb practice for several weeks. and both
viii 70 10 the traps confident Of winning
he match. An admission OF % cents viii
BE charged to the grounds and the gaze re-
CENTS will 20 70 defraylng the expenses OF
Ne match, the principals having agreed
10 divide the price OF the birds and other
expenses.
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Rowling Record.

7 Denver. Colo. January oo.--rheodorc
George Biok, member OF the Overland
Bowling club of this city. rolled go in a
practice game on Roguoland alley today. His
record is believed 70 be the best ever made
in regulation game.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT or GALVESTON. January 20.
ARRIVED.
SIS Katendreeht tDutchl Wiser. from Rot
terdam.
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Rea Wen Organized.

Mckinney, TEXAS. January ls,--An or
der Of Red Men was organized here today
by y. r. Dean Of Fort Worth, deputy
great sachem and STATE organizer.