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Tanforan Entries.

Thirteen slxteenths OF mile, solnng-os.
mond 1o5, Vohieer lc7 Billy Moore lOi. I'm.
prompter. Cantonus 9S, Mcnamara los nona-
Tor iOT, Toah %, vantine, Morel,a TO-. Ed,n,
borough l01, Noyia l05.
Three furiongs, purse, for 2-yer.o'ds-
Lesal Maxim le3. MusiQuo il0, Boryough lis.
ouadla 10, Remelo I3. Minerva loS Lucaa
Appleby IL, Maraschino lO1, Rcslu, En- Bril-.
taih ll3.
ElevensXleenths OF muc sclNug-Carter
II. HARRISON, Jr. III Katie waicott los. Ting
a Ling. Foulplay IS, Mad Anthony lOi, "a.
yorte 81, Alary's Garter %, Geuua ~, pcl
Rio III, Harry Gwynno llt 81. Anthony 81.
Antgone l0J.
Male, ieap-Advauce Guard iea con-
talon io9, Joe Frey lo5, Tuth,ll ln1. Pupn %.
Siiurisn IS.
= Nile and an eighth. sellng--,Looochee io6.
Ionmast l0a Roy del nandldos los. Frss
Lance 100, Presiome eS, sprung S, cas-
take 100.
Mile. selinE-l4amachuS 9T. Rainier %. La
eorS.a Is, William AN ST. Qu!bo ST. Cholcau
", March Soyen 81 Monds 20. Parmonion "a,
Tslms 81. 80
Weather clear track heavy.
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An IMPORTANT DECREE.
Minister wu Has Received a SUM
mnry of IL.

Washington, February iO.---Mipister
WI Ting Flpg has received from sheng
seminary of the recent Cainese I'M
perial ed.et contemplating reeommenda-
ions fsr geaeral re,ormat. on OF tho
several branches OF the government o!
CA!na. That decree said that n or
10 be true basis for reform the em2er-
or eonn,aL-od tOasdl,aN.oDS b~tNee4 t@e
min s.ers OF the pr!vy coune.., the SIX
oS,4Gs he nine oft.cers. tue Ch4nlse
ministers at foreign courts ald all the
Nleer.ys aud governors Heretofore all
rtqleses TOR Recommendations Tor re-
ioIms were asked nay tr,m Oh. nese Of
meas, but ,he late-t yet IS much IN re
NIu.p -. S.-t,-,.v.. ana i4sites SD sges .io =
from tie minis ers' Of government, al ior-
egl cour,s. l. IS .ega.dod as very
signihoant by Minister WI. IS u gives an
opportunity for the ministers TO lay be-
fore the government reeomnenaa tloas
which, from their c0ntset with foreign
els. they believe Will De for the best
nteres, % the government
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Personnel of pnIrn, Team.

DALLAS Texas. Ftn-uIN lo.-J,mmy Dr.s-
coll. manager Of tle Dallas baseball Gam
and president Of ,Ao Texas Lg-suc gave out
tho ptrsonei Q, the team that viii repre-
sen. Dallas as tar as had been signed az
follows: Snlrgcr, pitcher Samucls. catcher;
MuliaIey. hfsi base; prssol. second basel
DANk,ns. thri base; Wnscrt. shortstop
Ash, let held; pugau, ceutcr field, and
lsaacs, riah, field
io says th1t local ta,en, VIII not be over
looked aud that Wnirey Harrington and
Brady we'll be given an opportunity 10 try
their places n lc que company
The Nullnsy me. oued Is the loua
hungry boy from Lon sy Me Who played "a
McNioskeys team "a 1881 Srargcr Is also
well known Texas, having played In tle
IcNa- l.e0gue and sIu.e hat ume with Kan
s1s CITY and Denver. pawkius has played
% ,Ae Dallas team from ume 20 time IN The
past lie says tha Pc Is 10 bettcr condition
20 pay ball than avC- Ash comes from the
N}naAs' League Nhls Dugan aad Wnger,
mayed lay, year N.,h tae Armour team OF
Kansas CITY
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New orIenns rntricn.

SIX and hail turlongs-The Elba. IDA
ciealia. Novelty, Miss GoIghuy. Little
Duchess II %. Masieriul 81. quarter Back.
Pat lily Boy 100, Rarlia lo7. CAarskeeae.
III Moran 10, Imqrowden, IL,
Nile and three-s,xtsenths--L tile Boy Blue
los, Helen Paxton l0i, Jack Marin l0s
lndan, PhalleS. tr.n-o Real Ice, False Lead
1ia, kushfelds III.
!, Ihree quarters q mile--velma CLARK,
empress 81 Beauty 49, Aaron 80 lavel b.
Feet ng Moments les. Joe Martin lO5. Barney
sSal ioe L Pile III, 1917.
Aile' hsa Ee!ght haadscap--Por;e. d rs.
Azim l05. TED Gown .07. Glen l. ke ia
Egyptian prlnee To-. waiey house ia
enc shls e mls. se!lns--Daverage
TAdY Aan. contessa iea, Harry Ldcesso, west
i ~ Nell . fr nee. Faith Mard los,
1giQ IRE jenersa i0l, Lackman la9. Naod,
ate ~ sSerasa,an li0.
sea ns--sayegsRp. Beam, Divoune
Sseeraelette vs., zask Phelps 100. H'iIlard iOo,
Ir'sas.su le3. J. II. Barnes. silver com II
c.smacus. Uhlers lis. osrle III lis 80
weather clear; track heavy
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rNrAL FIRE Ar BOSTON.
Man and His wife Arrestcd for In
ccndinrism.

Boston, Mass. February lo,-Thrce per-
sons dead, four others badly injured and
financial loss OF $25,OOO is the sum
mary Of damage caused by fire that
occurred in four-story brick dwelling
on Harrison avenue carly this morning.
The dead are:
MARY HART, years old; killed by
jumping from a second story window
MRS. FRANCES RILEY. widow, 30
years OF age. suitocated by smoke
MRS, MATILDA BARRY, aged As. a
widow.
There Is a suspicion that the ire was
OF incendiary origin and two arrests have
been made. Harris Levin, aged SIS. and
his wife, aged So Levin had a shoe
store on the drst floor OF the burned build
ing and the arrests resulted from the
suspicion hat naptha or something OF
that kind caused the FIRE, together with
the disappearance OF Levin, his wife and
four children Immediately on the dis
covory OF the fire,
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MARRIAGES.

JOHNS. - Granbury Texas.
Esortary l0.-Mr WIN Dennis. with Miss
lille Johns, called at the front gate OF
Kew WIN J.. Moore ana he married them.
FROST ENDLE--Austin, Texas. Feb
,uaFy s.--Mr. George Frost ina Miss
Margaret kendle, both Of Richmond
We're married here yesterday and IAft for
RoFl Bend county. their future shome
pUNN.HUGHES. - Granbury. Texas,
FEBRUARY lo.-Dr Dunn Of Tyler phone
Judge Jackson to meet him AZ the train
soasy, Judge jackson responded and mar
.sea Ut. Dunn and Miss Pearl Hughes on
'uo Platform OF the train.
pETHERIpGE GRAHAM - Milanc.
leSts. February S,--Quite romsntie
.sasFr,ase was consumuated hereson the
IN instant, the parties being Miss
''uianaS Graham, stepimshter Of Mr.. z.
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asphalt plant known as In Fclicidsd.
according to accounts received here,
Captain Brownrd, the owner Of the Three
ucrlends. Is unwilling 70 send the boats 20
Venezuela without proper indemnity In
case they are destroyed of the coast OF
Venezuela. II is claimed that the force
OF the asphalt combination Viii DO IN
charge OF Colonel Rafferty,, formerly OF
the ScvcDty-Hrst infantry, who was al
the hattie OF san Juan In Cubs.
Samuel Holmes. the ship broker OF New
York who resides at Elizabeth, was seen
u his home In New Jersey last 2igat bat
he declined 10 say whether or not he had
recently provided tugs for trips TO South
tNmorlca, as had been reported. lie said
that he did not wish to discuss business
except with customers. and that there
was nothing surprising about his leasing
tugs, as ne has made a practice OF fur
nishng tugs every day.
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TROUBLE AMONG THE ALLIES
mALpERsEE AND THE FRENCH AM
BAssADER ARE AT Ours.
Latter Wants To Punish "RcbcIs" the
German Reports say DO Not Exist.
~ Hung Chang objects.

relun, February t0.--,Count Won wal
dersos is very much dissatisfied with the
conduct OF the French troops near Pao
Ting Flu, and also with their avowed IN
tent.on, fl spite OF his protests against
II, to organize an expedition to take pos
session OF the province of shan 81. lie
takes the ground that expeditions exeept
.or paiice purposes or againe. bands OF
robbers should not be G-.ertaken dur
ing pcleo negotiations.
General Balloud. the French COM
N uder at lao Ing Fu says that he s
Is acting in entire independence VI Count
Won Waldersee and Dcdeyes thc w-sest
coursa to be 10 MP the ncio.en, rebclaou
in tae bud Immediately He asserts that
he was attacked on three s.des by num-
Der % Chinese while cut with a few hlen
near Pao Ting Flu and mis- ,aeory is that
tue pnwer OF the foreigners should DC
shCwu II possible, wherever an occasion
arises.
A stan officer of Count Won wjlderseo,
who invest. gated The Pio T ng Flu affair.
could md no e,ideace of slch trouoie as
nad .eel repeated, on t4e contrary ne
Le.Ie,es here are grounds for supposn
quite ,ae up. os. G, al,n0ugh p.JOab.y
there, as ulseWaere. cons de. able num-
bcis o; daIger1Cs robbers inl2st .hc
country districts.
a. Tuesdays meeting the fore gu en-
voys Will cons .d,r .ae plans slomi,ied b.
the mill airy nm tee for The .ega i'm
detenscs. \ reply from the court Is not
cNpecled urti hen at he r.est
III Hung Charg as er.s that tle en-
press dow ger and Emperor kNalg 81
never had more harmonious relations
ia, h..
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WEATHER AND CROPS.

Hillsboro, Hill County. Texas, February
9.--The hardest freeze OF the season came
last night. Fruit is not considered in
jured as the trees are backward about
putting out.
Emma. Crosby County. Texas. Februi nv
"a light snow fell here today; this is
the irst snow this winter. Stock have
passed through the winter so far in nne
shape; stockmen look for no loss at all.
Barstow Ward County. Texas. February
THE long drouth which has lasted for
the past four months was broken last
night by gentle rain, This morning (,
started showing aud the indlca ions are
ina; II VIII hold tor several hours.
Cuero, De Witt County. Texas. February
lO-Rain is needed here now: most NJ
ne farmers have their ground ready for
planting and need the rain 20 bring ufl
Up Some farmers report he boil weeyil
as very active aul are anxious for cold
weather TO come.
Marlin, Falls County, Texas. February
To- The farmers all say they arc yI,d
to sec the cold spell and only hone II
VIII be severe enough 10 kill ou, the
much dreaded boil weevl. Crop c3ndI-
uons generally are batter than for sew.
ersl years pas.
Valley View. Cooke County. Texas Fen.
tulFy "a good rain tel! here tA!s morn
Ing which was badly needed throughout
this section TO Put the ground IN coadl.
tson for sowing Oats AMI whe 4 h,ye
been needing rain for some time sDue
kind of an insect has been damaging the
wheat aVd formers cay this rain viii
retard their work 49,
Mullen, Mills County, Texas. Febru,rv
S-For the last three days good showers
OF rain, the FIRST since last OctoAsr "a
amount TO much. Cotton about ali mar
keted; shipped fron here bout eSon
bales ana about 500 bales now here IN
cotton yard; farmers are plowlne ava
several have hnlshel wheat lookine Ana.
mild 'e'S
Beeville, Bee County, Texas. Febrr,r,
lV-The weather here for The past fSn,
or hVe DAYS has been VERY disaetes.
anle. II has been quite cold and mos,
o. the time arlzallug rain has bssn
ialiins Last nigh, the thsrmome,e-
cropped down TO he freeaing polu, ana
ms morning mist that Is almost sno,S
Is falling. Nearly al fruit tree, ARE ~,
bloom. aud some danger OF the fruii crl ~
being ruined is apprehenaod. Aside fron,
ms however. there is litsle or no danss-
OF other serious damage.
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SOUTHERN SPlNNERS CURTAIL
ALLEGE THAT coTToN rs TOO HIGH
ron ANY PROFIT.
President MrAdcn Further Alleges
that Manufacturers Are Losing
Cent n Pound on Goods.

Charlotte, u. c., February i0.-The
Southern cous.n SpiIners' association is
called 10 meet here FEBRUARY IS to ar
range Tor a curtallment Ct proaustion,
probably Of from 80 to so per cent.
"Cutailirent,' says Or. J. H. McAden.
president Of the association. lis deemed
impeatiye, because .; ip irnp3sslb.e r
q manu!sSiurer to w.Tk 9la c.it cat on
luto manufactured gcsds api maze Il
proht; aud the southern manufacturers
are now losing cent or n5re on eve y
pound OF go9ds. or cour-e TIE advance
In cotton Is resp 1siole for ths p.eseat
condi.lcn. As tle market auw stands a
manufacturer could not make pro1t uu-
less cottca sold At u cents Tie cot on
must decline In pire or The manufactured
products must go up.
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New Italian Ministry.

Rome, February lo,--According to the
neNspapers of Rome, signor ZanardellI
has been definitely charged by King En-
manuel to form a ministry to succeed
the Saracco cabinet. II Is iutimated that
here will be The following assignment
OF portfolios Minister of the interior.
Slguor Giovanni Glolett. minister OF
foreign AFFAIRS, Siguor Glolo princtt
minister OF public works. Signor Alex
sandro ForNls; minister OF finance, Count
Francesca Guicciardini; minister of agri-
culture. Marquis Raffaclo Capelli.
In such govcrnmeu, Sigpor Giolettl
lieved he will anpout Siguor Nicolo
Fulci author OF the amendment to over
throw the Slracco government, to be I'M
der secretary Of the interior,
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FILiBusrERiNo EXPEDITION.
Asphalt Trust 10 Send Mem To En
fierce Alleueti Rights

New York February lO.--The Journal
and Advertiser tomorrow will say: The
ssphait combiaation has an offer 10 csp.
tain y P brcward OF Jacksonville Fla.
70 charter the famous hllbusterlns
steamer Three Friends, which he owns.
snt tive other boats; II IS said thai tse
asphalt combination Is abon, 10 send a
;oree Of msn 10 Neneauela Tor the our
aose of @sesestlng It's lsiorss,s At the
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SOUTHERN FOOTBALL.
sam of Houston Picked as the Crack
Guard.

Gunrd.
In It's review a. the southern football sea-
son. Outing says
Texas undoubtedly had Que OF the strong
ost, heaviest teams N the South, and II her
Eastern trip had been possible, another tale
nigh, have been told. AZ u u.s. The only
means We have OF comparing her work with
tae other good teams. was the Same with
Vanderbilt, which, resulted in victory Tor
Texas by a large sore, . 10 q WIN the
other exception OF tho Kansas City Medica.s
tNcatcn 30 20 On other Texas Victories wore
over small teams. but her growth IN ath'
leiics has been steady and strong. or the
minor colleges the Polytochnic schools de-
servo espcc.al mention those OF Ala5lm1.
South Carolina ADD Virginia pnrt.cularly Tho
games among Toe hrecr teams repeated thc
u,d story 81 he useicssuess Of comparative
sco-cs North Carolina defeated Vanderbilt
IS 10 o. and Immediately after played ito
game WITH Sewancc. Vanderbilt a week later
evenly played seNanoc. though tho score
nf II to 10 stands against her virginia
beat North Carolina Il 20 Q, and Sewanee u
TO b, IN Scwauec lost as much By m scrlhlc
grneraish % a. cr teal po.nls as by the SUI
She had no ,srcat trouble web VirSn.a's Inc
All p All, Virginia j. urqucst onaAly en-
t,led e nrst place u southern football.
ALL-S1u'rHERN ELEVEN FOR 1900.
mpkins rSuwaucCl fullbatk
pabaey Vaginal. and Ge.oies tsewaneeh
hAa ba ks
Poole (scwauee,. center.
Cho.ce W rgin.o), and sam Tcxas).
guards
Bonnet, CNorA Carol.na), and Lloyd tvir-
r.nial. tackles
Ho6son Virgln,a). and Osborne Carolina.
ends
Others whose work entitled them to mem
ton are Boiling tScwauccl and Harvey (Au-
burn); Slmons lEirgm.el End johnson, tNash.
Nlli0, NbCrea (Carolnal, Edgertou wander
BIO Newman trennessccl, Mcp,.dc tGeor
gal.
sam o. Texas IS lioustonian and his
playing has been subject ~ remark for
some wears past In Texas. lie has not played
outside lAo STATE. bus 1t Is evident his fame
has gone abroad.
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RrsK,s POPULATION
Census Bureau Gave the ,, las
for Only Half It's r'sr

Rusk. Texas, February
has been dsne a great lulasn
matter Of population by w "
reau. sirce 1890 Only 'Ho
have been burned tAsi w
placed. none have been ~
abandoned, and several a.'' N
Every dwell ing in the t'Fa =
pied, and has been since ! Z,
The town is divided my \. \,
places. In ,ak,ng the eehsn 4
by vo,lng plsees was *. se's s,s,
enumerator who TOOK " en]
tewa slys his roll saos ss 4, n
humber Of people repor ssS s
own by the census olrs.s, "a "a
the people were enunsfs''
Of REsk, ,a.,oa 81
he census was tsken M ~ sls3
aors we're not get a.
but paid no atteatlon % ~
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81
II. Gray of Milano, to a Nj, NJ
OF Seattle. Wash. The happy s,.s|
on the evening train for M. u
home via San Antonio ana San MI
LLOYD = WRIGHT = yic,or, \
February 9.-Married. weinsss,, \
home of the bride nelr Cit \
county, Miss Mary Wright !. T..
T. Lloyd, proprietor Of M O.i.a
nurseries at Nursery. Texas
THURMoN, BRADLEY.-san /,
Texas, February miss B,s.'
Mr.. viii Thurmon were msrjl A
brides home last night mi
friends were present and eutsrs, 8
into the festivities, o teatur \ /,
was dancing. A splendid ,u,s,
served. IT
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oyer,ssue OF Miniug shnrcs.

Colorado SRruR8 Colo, February lO.--An
of.o.ai exam,uaLou OF The books o. the
Goldstoue M.u.ug company bias d.sclo.I "a
over.ssue OF 100000 shares and as the s;ocN
sod fer coats a share. ,he shortage amounts
10 seJ,g0e, c. p. Bentley, WAC IS now serving
. sen euce OF SIX months imprisonment Tor
over ssuiug $1,000 shares 81 As,or stock, was
Secretary Of ihe Golds,one eomQany wien
the overissue was made.
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Match shootntDrcnhau, roaav.

brcnaan. Texas February lo.--Mr. c, e.
peLonS OF Ho; Springs, Arb. is registered
az the Exchange hotel. Tomorrow at ;ac
Brenham traps he will shoe, match Of 100
I've birds with n. l.. Burns Of tails place
The match will begin at 1880 p m Nlc
neLong Is the owner Of she champ onsh.p
belt Of Arkansas. and Mr.. Burns Us looked
upon as lnv.ueiblo by spor,slueu OF this se..
iion, Mr.. peLong viii use the single &c stt-
attachment, device owned by W j. Grlhee
OF tbs place, and which bids fare 10 become
very popular VIII sportsmcn.
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THE MIG STEEL DEAL.
iHc Enrdcd 49, Certain that IL Has
uecn Closed.

New York, February l0-The World
tomorrow will say; The departure OF
Charles NJ. Schwab, president OF the car
negie Steel company, from tho city OF
Pittsburg is Interpreted as a sure iudi
cation chat the sale of the vast holdings
OF Andrew Carnegie 10 the Morgan Rookie
teller syndicate has been practically
closed. Before his departure Mr..
Schwab told a friend that the published
report of Tho immense transaction was
substantially correct, I; Is expected that
before his week is ended MIR. Morgan
will make formal announcement Of the
purchase 81 the Carnegie steel company
and OF he unihCation under The Com
muulty of interest" plan Of all the cor
porations in Tho s,eel and kindred indus
IrlGs.
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romSs Of King. Robbea.

Rome, February liza painful impress
sion has been m de by the report that
the tombs of King Vioto.ia Emmanuel II
and K.ng Humoert have boea proianed
b. ID ewes, who entered h. pantheon
ana carried away numoer Of ornaments,
ole OF them sud, ADJ ng he Ma lou
pas, Together with the &c Smiles OF the
v.r o4s orders OF the Iron Crown aud
badge Of the Annonciado,
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tholr rivals costly surprise, When the
concluding six hgh;s were called, Jackson
Vile had to win four OF them 10 capture tue
man, The first ave Nights all wont TO Jack
sonyllle and the T.mpson cookers Quit crow
ing, This VIII probably be the last neking
main Dallas will have. Several weeks ago
the Dallas Humane society opened war on
cock fghiing and the city council as re-
suit passed an ordnance Prohibiting tho
sport, The ordinance goes lntoicfcet on June
next, when all icensos now held for COCK
MIG NNnirn
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Co,.stalOtaonle, Fe-ruary l0.-Lloyd G.
G-.seom, United States charge -d'aua.res,
had farewell audience With the sal an
last Friday II} majesty was very cor
dial and expressed satisfaction at see
ing that the friendly reia ions b t"eel
the United ; atos and TurAey w,re nov
a. sured.
MIR. Gdscom has obtained an exequa-
teur FOR Mr. Harris. United Sg-tus CO.'S !
at Tripoh, Sylla.
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LIVE STOCK.
SAN ANGELO NOTES.

san Ange,o. Texas, Febraap =
ElU s0a bought from Ben !. Ma;k
nsa county 1900 head Of sheep AZ
spaarmau Il Irwin bought ifol Y X.
derson Two loads Of hos At " 81
weight
G. b. Me;calfa is feeling SO Is;ss;.
to2 market. lie holds zoe Ies'H
prices.
pcar.ng, Mann & Bates d tAt IN
p.us fro.n Waco feed lots, sod q 4
City market Monday a ira.'la' :
pound steers at $i.OS. ~.
b. X. Mcmillan sod TO iiaas-
Auiey % Territory COWS. ~.
n. l.. Hunter bought from " =.
COWS an so aud one bull for "
d. Il. Fult1 Of Blooming wv
from Bob owens Of Crocksa ~ ~
aad i-yoar-old s.eers al ~, -
fed in Navarro county. -.
Casey Bros, of this city hoSs,' X III
Sloan OF san Saba county Wv =
old steers q. $3.50, ..,, il,
w. l.. Lockl!er sold TO hels Y:
nuttons. -, a ii
Hudson & McAulay houssi s Y /,
COWS from zeb Owens aDa
=" 4 w." J, Morgan bought IS ',y Y (
from Spearnan g. lry.u o. VA
R05ert & Earnest parlassa ~
head OF sheep.
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neeyiiIe Now. Notca.

Beey!lle, Texas, February lO.-nistrltt
eoca, eOnvenes tomorrow with the aeay-
lest docket in years,
Indications are thar there VIII BE- a
lively contest over the question OF IN
corporation. The matter win eo.re up
for discussion IN short time.
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DEATHS.

BFTKtnAN Nj unt calm Texas FEB.
ruary I0-Mrs n ,rry B e ham cd a
pr rio nm Fri5av
,,,,,,,>. -. w.. r r..
H.-a'1 ny ltr'' We > ieAas'
t"@.y "'-','' J'nl iia' IN. - 20 80
~ u, ~. ne"F Io"u ms "i' '-'us % '''s"' ,
u's'1se'
" ORsHAM, Ennis, Texas, February q
Mr.. 2. l.. Worsham g7od farmer Nv
ing near Ennis. died ye9,erday after a
l.nsering Illness.
BRASWEI. Texas, Febru.
airy S.--Mrs. VIII Braswell di6l today
a1.er a brief Illness. Her husband died
about Two weeks ago.
MORGAN.-Mllano Texas, February S.
Died. on SUNDAY. January 81, NJ j. Nor
gan an old citizen. He was buried sun
day afternoon by Tho Masons
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sumption, ms remains VIII p' lH'eI ca
IN me Guy cemetery mere tomoTro" ~
o CLOCK
SMITH,-Milano, Texas, February S.
Died, Tues day. February 5, w, G. SMITH
OF Sipo Springs ueighoorhood Of black
jauudice. He leaves wife aud four
small children.
M'NEEl,EY --Nlilano Texas. February
< -nia1 ,n SUNDAY Toniqrv - Mrs
n.
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conr, DENOMINATION. Hold Good.

L1ndon February 1o.--Tho court cir
cular announces King Edwarl's dscsl II
tina! count TcsennuorS during tie rel
of Queen Victoria will h.h good for III
present reiEn. Thgs Nil realJye tno
great difficulty that would have been in
NoNcd In thousands of removed pressnta-
llone.
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New York. February ie-~Thc lcc blockade
10 the North aud East rivers and IN the hsr
Dor continues. but q MAS not SO severe To-
day As Il was on saturday. St.il there mas
srrs. lnco5yenienee ON Toe NoIta river .pr
persons who were tryirs to ,asoh ttains. !
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ROBBERS roILEp.
1--WE Were shot aud Two More Ar.
In jail.

AsheYille, n. c. Fsorrary Sour
masked men attempted 20 rob the pSs,-
office aud storc A. Rainu, the hrsl sta
tl>s out fipm Ashovllle on tn so sheen
Railway, AKA nigh. with the result uast
two whae msa ,sad one negra were dap-
gcrously shoI ana one whi,e msn and one
ncrro escaped snjury, but are nov Ia
tall.
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JAcKsoSvrLLn woN run uA,S.
Held the Best birds rntu The l.s,
Fights

Dallas. Texas, Fearusry IO.--t was nast
midnight last night when the big three Idays
cooking main between cocks nom rlmpsea
snd Jacksonville Guided, Tho main VA.
twenty zone battles for 500 side. r.mssoa
starred on last Thursday 10 The lead sna
ieoked like an saAy winner almost 10 ~
hoish- Tho Jacksonville cookers. however
ssid Their best o:ras in reserve and ss,s