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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-08
WonId Smash the cIuh.

II members OF the Hay Fever Associa-
ton would use DR.. Kings New Discov-
cry for Consumption. the club would 60 to
pieces. for it always cures this malady,
and Asthma, the kind that battles the doc
tors-it wholly drives from the system.
Thousands of once-hopeless sufferers
from Consumption, Pneumonia, Bronchitis
owe their lives and health 70 it. 1t con-
ouers Grip. saves little ones from Group
and whooping Cough and is positively
guaranteed for all Throat and Lung
troubles, soc. $780, at Behring's phar-
tnacN.
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FRENCH SEEN PLEASED
Hall the Result Of the Brussels Sugar
Cnnference Win Chesrn.

Paris. March Elm the chamber = csp-
rties tofay. n. Rbot The formsr pre-
mser, questioned THE government regard
ing the Brsrssis sugar conference TIE
minister OF finance. n Caiiagas. rvFiiot
that all bounties would b abolished. 10
believed. from the potat % view from
~ general interest q the country. mat
Tong time had elapsed since such work
had been dona The minister's stats-
ment was greeted vlth cheers
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York. March There has been
no advances Of any Importance reported
today, but the general tone continues
strong for cotton goods. The home de-
ginghams has been of average propor-
tons. Prints and ginghams are firm.
Linens are very firm. with a moderate
demand. Burlaps quiet. but steady.
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can't Keep II secret.

The splendid work of DR.. Kings New
Life Pills IS daily coming to light. No
such grand remedy for Liver and Bowel
troubles was ever known before. Thous-
ands bless them for curing Constipation.
Sick Headache. BilIousness, Jaundice and
Indigestion. Try them. 25c at Gehrings
pharmacy.
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THE WEATHER.

Washington. March 7.-Kansas-Falr
Saturday. colder in east portion; Sunday
fair: mort hwinds, becoming variable
Oklahoma and Indian Territory-Fsir.
rolder Saturday; Sunday fair; northwest
winds
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BANK cLEARINos

compiled by Bradsrreet, shows the bank
clearings at the principal cities for the
week ended March g. with the per-
cenIage of increase and decrease as COM
pared with the corresponding week last
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COTTON MARKET

New York. March THE cotton mar
ket opened steady. with prices . TO 5
points lower. and closed steady. with
prices l point lower 10 points higher.
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the treatment of an Chronic Diseases
Consultation free. Cures guarantees. No
incllrahle cases treated. Or j. =.
AiAEkET. Corner Douglas Avenue ard
Main street Wichita. Kan. once. hour.
2 ~. % r. ~.
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Total, L. ,273.66T 10
Total outside n. Y. $50, 5A,073 96
so $50 ON
Total, Canada $500.

Total, Canada $3.50 $40 5000 23.2 So.
Not included in totals because contain
ing other'items than clesrings.
Not included in totals because OF no
comparison for last year.
81
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oTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETs.
Chicsro.

Chicago. March 7.-Cattle-Receipts .
Gee including 100 Texans. Market steady
Good to prime steers. $3.50 .oo; poor 70
medium. St.09d6.30; stocl5ers and feeders,
s.. 25fI5. =. cows. Sl.25G5.3e; heifeTS. So
SO. Gamers. s.. Z512-25, bulls. S2.50g4 s.;
calves. S2.5eG6.S5; Texas FED steers, Sf.0y
Hogs-Receipts, today. $500; tomorrow
2l,ola: left over, 3.50e Market - 70 l5c
higher. Mixed and butchers. $50 go.
good to choice heavy, S6.5u6-55; rQuEh
heavy. s., l9lss @: light, S5.sea5-l5; bulk
SheeD-Receirts. 2o10. Sheer steady.
Good 70 choice wethers. 81 6545.-7; fair
to choice mixed. s. $50 5o; western
6.s5: western lambs S5.25l6-45.
Official receipts ana shipments yester-
Reoeipts-catue. 7o2: hogs. s.sl2;
shipnen5s-catue. asa; hogs, 1885;
Kansas City.
Kansas City. March tattle-iSecei1ts.
100 head OF natives, 49, Texans. -n
calves. Market steady 70 lac higher.
Choice export and dressed beef steers.
s.. 2)1ls-35; fair 70 good. S5.ooa6--l; stock
ers and feeders, Ss-'t14- ses western led
steers. S4-5lzg5.f0. Texas and indian steers
sf.e5ff5. 8: Texas cows So y: native
COWS g LTs So heifers. s. e5f5.l5; can
ners. s2.5o5S-25; bulls S-75zi-59, calves,
Hogs-Receipts. $50 head Market 10
70 f5c higher Tor. s. s7is. bulk u sales
s. ltef6 go heavy. g s51f. $50 mixed pack
ers. S6.oos5-59; light. $685. PISS. Sass
E5-5o.
Receipts. 800 head. Market
strong 20 Ice higher. Native lambs. S. IL
as western lambs, S5lesa3. native
W-tnerS. So--ffo-s-- - ls-e.1 u LlllTs. $ -
G5.5e. yearlinEs. Ss.6rf.t - ewes. -
$50, cUiis and feeders $3.50
ST. Louis.
St LOUIS. March 7.--CaGtle-Tteceirts l.
CO. including CO Texans MaTzet steady
70 strong Beef steers. >.ftss. stock
ers and feeders 8 500 81 COWS aid he-f-
CTS. s. e,fl5--s; Texas aud indian steers.
IS =. D.. COWS ara Refers. s.
EoEs-Receipis- 5As- Nark-r : 20 Zoe
higher. Pigs and lights, s 6-sN- PACK
ers. S5-fosls-25. butchers. s. b.sli
sheep -ReCsiuZs l.--fA. Market slrclg.
Natives, Sl.519S-s3s iaucs. &.llzs.ll.
s.. Joseph.
St Joseph. March 7--l-4t1l a.-E- ereirts
go head. Market STEADY. NATIVES 3 ~
ass COWS and heitsrs. 3. sfl5-55. Veals
sS.eszs5-5l. S-Is and stays. 8 rs rs
stockers and feeders. = 5os2Sta
Hogs-Reeelpts. 6-1*l head. Market &c
49, r4-Es ---& =
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medium and heavy. s6.O5ae.eo; pigs, s8.5
go.
sheep-Receipts. 80 head. Market slow
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CAsH QUOTATIONs.
Kansas City.

.
+ Eggs-Weak Fresh. Sc
Kansas City.
Kansas CITY. No. March 7.-Wheat-
Nav. -fHc. July. nc. cash. No. hard
az. d7sc. No. 3 hard. ne No. red, 81
Gsiisc. No. red. SC; No. ? spring, .
corn-Alay. sg1sc; September. ss7sc;- cash
Ne mixed, sl1zc; No. white. sc. 10. 2
oats-No. white. 45ssa4sAc.
nTsy-choice timothy. ia; choice pras-
Bs.t;er-creamery. haze. fancy eary,
Ezg-Fresh. 15itG1sc.
Receipts q wheat, IS cars
St. Louis.
S. Louis. March 7---EYheat-Iiigher, 80.
rcd cash. elevator. +7-zc, track. 80
,day. sfi-c; July, I-se3i-.c; No hard,
Cor1-No. cash. &C; track. spzaGc.
Cats-Hilzher 80. cash. sc. track
ssi1f $40: 1iay. t4asci July. &c. 30.
white. .l-stf11-eC.
Hy-Sc5rce and firm. SIC
New York.
View york Earrh -Bltte--Receirts.
s-a CacEaEes- Market steady 3tst=
. GslrF- -a-5c- creamerr- f-tcs 4-re
emery, lsg-i..r fsStory. i-sf-lc
Cheeze--t 1ceirrE. L-ts F.ackeE.s- Mar
XII nru- Faucv large. flH cream. fall
y a.. cofored. lIrz1lssc. fancy IarEe
fuii cream. 1zlt made white, llhsf Us
fancy snail g-srs. fuil cream. seriy MADE.
crlcre.. 1-zs7l-ssc. lalCT small state - e
cream eersv made snire 1-isf1-1zc
rEEs-Es ecelF-r- f-s -arsasss. MarEet
easier sta1e and Pel-sg sFezla, 80.
western az marx -
Sccar-F.aw weak Fzl- rff-trr
l5-Isc- ceatrsfuzai. - t%sf 3 10. mo-
llsss suEa~, u-lsc- Eefref. dun.
CE-sief s--5c, 75w1ere1- 80, gran1iat-
co1ee-wea1- ard zonlzaL Nc. :. Rio.
lse,szses-cuist ard arn- SeE Orleans.
1Er
Fo1.trr-AIvs steady. ct4cksre 1e'sc
t1-rzeTs l=c- soEtE 11zc Drezsf-t .rrer-
liar Sa-5uEsrs. lal-c. fcalz. lale
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suoAR INTEREsT e AoRk

Action Yet IN 5osuty Eusiness-
Bersz. zlzrch The directors - TIE
s1Ear Hzzztart-rsrs Lnsor. sfrreserf-
fzE So agricultural clEsF.rts. add sha a.
1ed tad1st-ies ssis = rzsstlzs ts1sy.
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ST Joseph March 4ftfe-Eeceints.
80 head Market STEADY. Natlyes go
ass COWS and heifers. = sfl5-55- Veals
stockers and feeders = 51.E ~
HoEs-Recelpts. 6-1sl head Market T1c
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS

Chicago.
Chicago. March The leading futures
ranged aS fOlIOXs-
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DIR. MACKEYS OFFER

DR. Maekey viii for 90.
last time suspend al ices
for professional sFrVfeE-
until April irf. and treas
AL patients free chara.nE
ouly Tor the actual Cat
II fh8 medicine USED Zoe
the cure. 40 other charges
ma de. This free offer viIl
never % repeated again
under any circumstance4
vhatever. ard applies -
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Iiay-choice timothy. ~: choice pras-
B1.teT-Cresmery. haze; fancy cairy.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-01

Ia Nttss tlvaheth Nav sIgncd contracts 10 |
,nsEc topo star,a' "a, ss1,, tionston and |
ni,n !, stcnhcn !. Rmst,n tor INC
s'sto W ppn'an ann c,,,nth IN size
M nm ordinary coconnnt yvas awarded |
mo SiN, nr,He NJ tnn Waco l,.rtiewlttm. |
nj show Andrew Norris. a negro. Was |
sent,oSed ~ No. ~ i a., ~ 7l,nn,,n,.v /
10 Tor the murder of Mrs ioste French. |
n lrhirteen I,sincOs l,,,,,Sas r,re ,lestroved |
NJ SNyeotwnter 'rhe loss Is betN,ccn |
Slso Oho ANA soon nm En,,tteh cnni |
fiIsts a T"u o, s1d = stanmstio linz
To- oneratn betv On, Nancbsstcr ana IA |
Porto '''N
70 t.nvcrnor savers annou,cea no naucs |
~ thr Sasefs anonngSu ,ne ma hanys
Ionis fair Ja,nrs i iIart az nnhlln
reNas v,as rnhbcd INA ,,,,ra,rad 49, |
Fort Worth. his hodv being thrown INFO
tho sewer nistrirr i,,,ige Msr,iy
granted s,vccYtus o,ier fof az nrn'
fcrtion of thc ReaS,uont al antd frn,,
trc ~
IA Cooke comfy exed lrebrunrv TX ,s thp
date for holding primaries'
IA George Scaiy of galveston died Mt Rot
Ia. Mo.,The Shippersi Compress ana
Warehouse companv win contest tbS
antitrust suit died Nv Tho stats s,,ssinst
IT, believing the law 10 be unconstitu.
tonal.
IS. Zig mass meeting at Iongylew In
Schley case Mrs William Walkcr
living may Texnrkann cave birth 10
i've chiliren fonr yiIIs AMI ono No,
II James w Svnyne sold mart Of his oil
lind holdings I'm tho Deanmont held to
an English syndlcntc Tor Sio0'OuO.
80 n, Calyeston 1Icd In ssn az Anfon Io''''
4 ccmpanv was organized nj Denumont
to put up a modern six-story hotel
20 Thr r;nrii,v bosnital M t'orsjcana was
formally ononcd Tho bnilliuy ON.
mittce OF the university regents agreed
on plans for the girls dormifory'
~ Thn rrvcrnor Issupd hftv tbpen mar.
dons 10 state ronyirts as ChrIstnls
prcsents
10 The Methodist orphanage AT Waco was
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DECEMBER.

.. President l.. L. Foster Of the AAsrleni,,
rural and Mechanical college died at
Dallas Sinclair Taliaferro OF llous
ion was appointed receiver Tor the IN
terest OF Mrs Anna =. snow in the
beaumont oil field The Houston East
ana West Texas closed dcai for the
colonization Of 1900 acres of land near
Emporia. ,,.,,.
4 I'M. funeral OF Captain 4. Faulkner
fooi, place at Austin nnder milltufy
ausnlces The commission decided 70
locate the new experiment station ~
Troupe Waco nan was hned SlHfl
anh given two ears In the county jail
for wife beating.
Z. The attorney general brought SUIT
Against the shippers Compress ana
WnrNh,,tisr CONF any Of Dallas. alleg'
ing A violation Of the antitrust law. .
rhe Lttcher Moore company paid
auartcr Of million dollars for The
Miller Single ccmpgry'S PLANT.
7 The Oiangc and Northwestern delivered
liz first consignment If freight NJ or
auga The largest bell iI the Soutt
was placcd on 81 Pairick's church u
Galveston.
q. The NoiTSu.oh Caruifal ~ Houston
began with the arrival OF King MOTTO
III.
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caused loss Of about slO0.ooo.
,. GregoTo Cortez was captured ny
Ranger Captain Rogers and II. n.
Merlin NJ rauch fifteen miles ahovc
Darwin coal mines on the Rio Grnndc.
4. STATE penitentiarieS began the use or
oil for fuel.
%. Governor Sayers and state Health
officer Blunt protested against tho
raising Of the Cuban quarant'ae,
~. Announced that the Austin Insane
asylum viii he ready to accommodate
20o more patients alter July o.. The
governor was advised that tho Cuban
quarantine would not he raised The
mineral right cases were decided In
favor OF purchasers n school lands
e. New court house. bridge and de-
pot We're dedicated at Waco 80
Rains We're reported from many see
tions OF the state. "A Dcnison Judge
decided that a Snloon man nus as much
right to open on Sun,Sx as any otnef
business man.
y. Work on the Brennan and Brazos Na,-
hey railroad was begun.
o. Contract for repairing north jetty at
Arkansas Pass was awarded to Charles
Clarke Ia Co.
70. The Da,as end OF tho Texas and New
Orleans extension reached the Neches
river.
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Eiremen,s Rall al Yoakum.

Yoakum, Texas. December 81. Last night
the twelfth annual ball Of Mission Lodge
No %, Brotherhood of Locomotive Fire
men. took place at Gllmers opera honsr,
aud was pronounced by al VINO We're SO
fortunate as to be present as ono Of the
most enjoyable halls ever given in Yoalnm.
The hall had hecu beautifully DECORATED Tor
the occasion by tho ladies' Of the Firemen 5
auxIliary On the stage wax placed
imitation engine. which elected the ad-
miratIon Of all present. Many young Ia
dies aud gentlemen from nclghhoring
towns were present and all were loud in
their praise Of che hospitality shown them.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-01

EMBER.

/. Suit for debt was instituted against
Methodist church at Waco, ..F. l..
Carfoil presented SGn.OOO to Raylor Uni.
Yelsiiy for a chapel and library.
.. Labor dag was generally celebrated
throughout the State, Judge H. W.
Lighfoot Of Dallas died IN Alaska.
B. The formal transfer OF the Fort Worth
aud New Orleans railroad made 60 the
Houston ana Texas Central Fnur
Mexicans were killed and another ia
tally injured by lightning at san Diego.
4. Six men held up u train near TCNar-
kama. One man was killed aud an
other fatally injured In a boiler eI
poson AZ MeXla.
b. The second called session ~ IL, Twen
ty.scyenth legislature began I'm
collision between freight and
passenger train at Dallas. a mall clerk
was Killed and another man badly in.
iured.
I. The steamship ROMA which had been
IN the Galveston channel since the
storm was hoated despite the iniunc-
tion.
.. corps Of engineers commenced the
survey for the Central extension from
Burnett to Lampasas, The convict son
OF New York millionaire was par-
doned out Of the convict gang ~ Cal
vert ID, u. Martin was appointed
Judge for the Beaumont judicial dis
trict. The prohlhltiouists won in
Cherokee county,,
10 w. r. Austin and A. r. Norman were
elected commissioners Of Galveston by
large mnjorltics.
IL. Dre az MaulSonNlhe DESTROYED S1a.Rkl
worth Of property, Dirt was hrokcn
nj Galveston for q fine Methodist
church.
L.. J. VI. shivpy aud vito were killed by
lightning near Mineola.
10. Governor Savers decided To appoint l.
n Kempner and IT, C.. LouEe us com
missioners at Galveston.
10. Mass meetings to express sympathy
over tho death Of President Mckinley
and to denounce anarchy We're held Ia
various parts Of the state. The pro
hlhitioniSis carried Johnson county.
rs. Tho commissioners formally took
charge of GGlveston's city government
IA smelling company with a S1.oo1.-
coo capital stock was chartered 10 dcvei-
op he Llano county mines
81. 4. y, Brady was given seven years at
Coleman for murder committed TWEEN
ty'six years ago ... The National
Krcigerbuud met In San Antonio.
State headquarters Of the 7. +. \. were
removed 10 Dallas.
%. The legislature refused to make an an
pronriation for fence around the san
Jacinto battlefield.
"a. A riot occurred at Someryille between
whites and negroes; three meu were
seriously hurt IA hoy killed wolf
in Kaufman county with pocket
knife, "a mob made an attempt to
take 4 prisoner from the iall at Ennis.
% George Johnson and II. W. Yorng wno
were wounded in the Somcrville riot
died
% Captain T. W. Hunter, born in 1905
said to be tho oldest native Tcxan
Stockholm. who commanded the NOV
Ing light NJ the battle IN which Dick
Downing made the famous capture q
the Federal fleet. died NJ Beaumont
Sour Lake.
30. One negro was whipped to death nuc
another hung near I1allyillc; Julia.
Hallvillc. white. was shot to death
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REllNloN 10 BE HELD.
Texas Has Raised the Necessary Amour
LII, nnllnr OIll

Texas Has Raised the Necessary Amount
to Help Dallas Out.
Dallas. Texas, December ~ The stock
holders and directors NJ the association
having charge of tho National Confederate
reunion heretofore announced 10 he held In
nallas In April. 1902. held p meeting this
afternoon 80 hear final reports from which
a decision would hc made whether 10 go on
vito the reunion ar abandon II ~ unahl-
mons vote Il was decided to hold the re-
rnIon on Inc dates originally selected,
Anri %. % "a aud ~ and assume az
Responsibility for H. \ financial report
showed $4,000 in money subscribed and
numerous pledges Of supplies, ctc.' Sla'W
more money will he raised
Tho directors were instructed 10 MAKE
tho necessary contracts and also to NOTIFY
General Norman Il. NeW Orleans by tcle
gram and letter that Dallas is ready for
The world to know that a successful ro,
union is assured General Gordon and
other noted Confederates are also TO he
notified
Tho press was requested 20 make as gen
ersl publication Of these facts as possible
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-01

JUNE.

/. II was announced that Fort Worth had
raised the bonus for the Armour pack
cry.
2. Thousands of boil weevil were pur-
chased by the merchants Of Bren-
ham and Victoria. Safe blowers
robbed the Office of the county treas
TO the building The result was that
fifteen other buildings were destroyed.
5. A Mexican % years old died AT Eagle
Pass; when about month old he was
badly frightened: he ne,o recovered,
and remained absolutely just as 8
months old in every regard from that
that time until death
4. Asphalt ig large quantities was, found
ditch nesr Wharton was completed.
.. fund for statue to DR.. Burleson
was raised at Baylor.
:. The TeNaiT Quarantine against San
Francisco on account of the hnbonie
plague was raised. A fire in The
business district of Dallas caused a
loss Of 100000.
%. Colonel O. W Hardy resigned his c-9m.
mission 10 the State Volunteer Guard
Il. The old stone fort at Nacogdoches Is
10 be torn down 10 make way for a
row Of business houses
=. shgin w, y Norris Of Karnes county
was killed by Gregorio Cortez while
trying TO arrest him. b.
IA. Twenty-Five business houses were
burned at Conroe Sheriff n. NJ.
Glover and Constable Henry SchnabeI
were killed In their county while try
ing TO arrest Eregorio Cortez.
10. Two children We're killed and two
grown persons badly hurt In eyclon,
In Hall county. Prohibition carried
In Parker county. .. Charlton appeared
IN Orange county In a very bad form
ID. The whole OF Southwest Texas fun Of
armed men looking for the murderer
- of Morris. Glover and Schnabel
II. Mexicans near Belmont. Gonzales coun
~, resisted arrest, one WIS shot. on,
was hung and two were wounded IL
A. Jones appointed TO succeed the lar
6. W. Bein as traffic manager OF ,th
southern Pacific
~. "A locomotive equipped by the Sant
VIC 10 use oil as fuel was put on trial
II. Tho governor issued call for an OK
fraordlnary session ~ the legislatur
10 convene August 6. - Mrs. Gallon
and her three children were fatal
burned by q kerosene oil can cxp oslo
a. Rogers. Prohibition was defeate
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-01
JANUARY.

|. A heavy snow fell in North Texas.
:. w. j. Bryan left Galveston to NIL lee
ture dates In North Texas. Free de-
livery of mail began at Beaumont
}. The announcement that all laws are TO
he enforced at Dallas caused sensa-
ton there.
1. Directors Of Gonzales cotton mill let
contract for necessary buildings.
D. A force of men were set TO work on
Hlllsboros cotton mill. "A negro
woman, said to be l04 years old. was
cremated at Whtesboro where her
house was burned.
7. West cotton mill ready for machinery.
Judge Scott of Waco directed the
sheriff of McLennan county TO summon
a, special grand jury on which there
8. Main building of the Grcenville oil
mill burned
D. Sam Flanagan. former postmaster at
Longvew. suicided.
0. Texas and Pacific was awarded con-
troll of the Texas. Shreveport and
Natchez railroad. ..Crude petroleum
found Mt Beaumont.
j. Fort Worth delegates to the state Fed
Grafton of labor were instructed to vote
against sympathetic strikes.
=. Contract for one of the biggest saw
mills, to be located in Houston county,
was let at 1cNarkana.
y. rich vein Of coal found in Parker
county.
g. The State Federation Of labor met in
nounced Zig packery for Fort Worth
p. Texas delegates cast the vote of the
State for Bryan. -. Comptroller Love
took possession of his office 1T was
decided that John Krug, accused Of
express robbery. could be eItradited
and taken back to Mexico. Governor
Savers and Lieutenant Governor
Browning were inaugurated.
0. Deaths from smallpox were announced
from various places in the state.
Palestine liquor dealers had n verdict
Of $500 rendered against them for SELF
ing liquor To minor.
n. FIRST car of cabbage shipped from
Corpus Christi. e. The Beaumont oil
well was gotten under control.
b. An entire business block was burned at
Timpson. =. The oil well at BeauuGnt
broke loose again.
40 Robbers get the contents of the safe
of ]. A. Rushing & Co., private bank
ers. at Walnut Springs
~. The Beaumont oil well under control
again.
eighty miles of good road. Bonham
decided to have a pork packery and the
biggest elevator In the world j. w.
Bailey was elected United States sen
Htur.
~ Big demand for lands In West Texas
heeins to develop.
% Several business houses burned at
"a Rogers.
20. 'Drugless doctors met at Fort Worth
and organized an association. :. Ham
White. the noted stage coach highway
81 man died in the penitentiary =. Con
tract closed whereby Port Arthur got
Y a pipe line, refinery and oil storage
N tanks.
2s The legislature invited the New York
~ chamber of commerce 10 visit Texas.
20. The North Texas drouth was broken.
Big finds of quicksilver in Brewster
county reported.
30. Corporations having a combined capital
of 100000 was chartered during Jan
uary.
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net earnings ~ the railroads operating
In Texas during the past year 20 be
SOS l1l,9n which Is Sll, 49,. 1865 Increase
over the previous year.
~. The Beltun Cotton mill machinery wan
formally mt In motion. .A conviction
IN the cotton linterS' fraud case was
secured at Waco and w. J Hume ana
u. ! Guymc were fined and sent To
lhll for one year. ...lt was decided 70
locate tho Alhert sydney Johnstou
monument at the foot ot the hcro's
grave at Austin. The new southern
Pacific wharvcs were completed at Cal
weston
%. FcGS-l officers raided printing Of
tcc NJ San Antonio and captured plates
and several hundred thousand drawing
lists o. Mexican lottery .,.A regular
llnc ~ steamers was put on between
Blucselds and Galveston, In place OF
between Bluchclds aud New Orleans,
tu carry bananas. The government
engineer from New orleans inspected
the work being done on the Buffalo
bayou ship channel and reported II
as very satisfactory.
2S. Tie attorney general entered suit
against several Plumbing firms, alleg'
Ing violation of the antitrust law.
The military company was called our
at Caldwell To prevent a race riot.
20. The pressure gauge on one VI the
wells AT Beaumont showed roo pounds
Accordng 10 ngurcs announced,
railroad construction IN the State Tor
the nine months which ended Septem-
her - 1891. amounted to 3SS miles
of main lines.
30 A heavy snow was reported in the
mountains of West Texas.
al ,iohn Mikel was given the death pen
atty ut GlddlngS iAr the murder OF hlS
wife The celebrated MeXR will ease
was settled bv compromise, Pcaca
trees Ia bloom NJ Dcnlson for the third
time thsi year