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WEATHER AND CROPS.

rruran Washington ro,,.
February 21.-Many f9rn,aTs N.Y. IgXas.
ing corn this week oesah plant
Cora planting Will b,ain - ueprnary
Ratn Is badly needed "eAt week.
o, IlM .,n Shelby, county. Texas. Febrporr
and farme saoun s = now IN line condifion
Rus6, Cherokee Connt,
me cold weather is very bsd eprQary
s,,no p,antsi several truckers have sia. 20
y, he1 TLs Golisd County. Texas. Fcbr,..n
10 splsssid .oi nsins have put the SFennd
albany, shaekeltOrd couatSni t TssS,,
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WASHINGTON.

The house committee has decided 70 re-
commend the admission Of the territories Of
New Mexico. Arizona and oklahoma 10
statehood
Secretary Long has announced that he
will soon resign as a member Of Mrs.
Rocseyelt's cabinet
Rain and sleet interrupted the tcleeraphIc
communication with Washington.
The house committee has the Cuban re-
eiprocity treaty Up again It is believed
that a 80 per cent rebate viii be granted.
Final ratihcatious Of tho treaty between
the United States aud Great Britain 10 re-
ference To the isthmiau canal have been
exchanged
Mr. Bryan has propounded soma qucs-
tons 40 tho posionice department which
have not yet hcsn answered
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RAILROADS

II. r. and " 4 officials have left on
another INSPECTION tour
Manager Vnn Ylcck and division suporDn.
teudents Of the =. T., held a conference and
revised train rules
new Hme table on the Texas Midland
wilt make n. and f. G. and Frisco con.
nccticas and give a fast train service 10 81.
Louis
The 8 7. viii send Texas strawberries to
Chicago for tho banquet ia Prince icury
Tho Texas and Fachc has filed a contract
for 2j00 new boEcars.
Stuwen is due 10 arrive al Kansas city
TUESDAY.
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officers. Tho lire was returned w..
several minutes the battle wagea: w,
Sheriff Jones was shot by sWoaQIu
had opened the fight When Joo',
tho officers turned their attention Y Z, 4
ford aud he was pierced by several Nv W
and killed instantly, After the Msus
continued several minutes longetr Ww ,,,,
two outlaws. Sam Casey and hil' w
surrendered. Watson +, said TO ps
tive from Kentucky on mufeH IN
Offers OF 5000 Of rewards tor .ar w
of the three men are outStanalus
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EXCURSION TRAN WRECKED,
The Accident Occurred Near the CITY Of
Mexico

Mexico City FeArGry 81 The baggage
aud dining car OF the PENNSYLVANIA eSaur.
sion train were derailed seventy miles north
Of this city today and the second cook. a
colored man, Killed Two others Of TN,
Kitchen crew were badly scalaed and soy
eral slightly Injured The canse Of the AZ.
cidrnt was seven burned ties, allowing tie
rails To spread, The cars occupied bV ths
eXcutSionists did not leave the Naek Ono
or TIE passengers was slightly Injured M
party arrived here at O'Clock tonight
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HOUSTON.

Somc interesting social events are schcd.
ulcd Tor WashinEtons birthday.
The Holt campaign will he formally
opened tonight in the First ward.
John Addison, Jr., was given nfe term
for the murder OF Helen Pendleton, both
colOred
The BaptSts OF the city are preparing for
two important religious rallies next week.
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MOVEMENT OF OCEAN VESSELS.


Port Eads Ie., February ai-Arriv.d.
AtnlieJa tAusl, from Port TAMPA: fioi.
stein tHerl. from Rocas del Torn. Hnr.
tense tBrl. from St Vincent Cane dc Verde.
,n9Whead tBrl. from Galveston sailed,
h, .nllda ulanl for Copenhagen via Mar,
nuns dEmerle tBrl for IfaYre; Rathlin,
mead tBEh for Celha; Agneno Gtl for
q LIVERPOOL Arrived. Sara lSpanA from
New York, The ward line stsamer
Monterey which arrived from Havana.
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SPORT.

Results al New Orleans; Chlckadoe.
Jack Ford, Dlgby Bel, Prestome, Avatoa
Little Tommy Tucker.
Weing got the decision over MacCormick
IN the tenth round at Hot Springs.
Results at san Francisco: Nirrette Ros.
senzo. Bragg. SOmbrcro Water Scratch
Addons
The McGovern-SulIiyau night will occur in
Louisville tonight.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

The senate spent siE hours discussing the
philippine tari0 bill
The indian appropriation hlu was passed
BY the house
The house appointed committee n IN.
vestigatc the supcrn,cudent of the Shes.
hone In&ian school
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London, February - Dispatches re.
reivcd hcge from Madrid and Barcelona and
from various frontier towns In close touch
with The sceues of the disturbances In
Spain disrrcdit the sensational dispatch
IN the Exchange Telegraph company saying
thar fierce battle had been fought be
tween troops and the rioters In a suburb Of
barcelona that rho artillery raked street
after street and that 800 persons We're re-
ported 90 have been killed or wounded on
hotA sidcr As p matter IF fact, mp 10
last evening. the total number Of persons
Killed throughout tho disturbances was
only forty
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Dlrught nine mon ~ the lost Norwegian
t"ancr Dudley. The Dudict rogndered on
Of Vera Cruz. la terrific norihcr The
men, seven In number. were obliged 10 take
10 me boats to avoid going down with the
NrsseL They saved nothing but their
eiotneS they wore. After rowing twenty
Vlght hours they landed on thc coast nrdr
era tGlIz whence they were sent 10 Ha'
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COMMERCIAL.

There was iittic Interest In tho grain ptts
bnd the market was almost without feature
The stock market was very much affected
by the proposed suit by Attorney General
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TEXAS POLITICS.

The nntter cf uniform primaries will
probably he discussed o. lcpElh by the
State executive committee
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Tie took occasion to strike some hard
blows az trusts and Couteudcd that neil her
side got what It fought for
Ihn nall was then formally turned over
10 President r. r.. Collins of Arlington,
Who said that the association was rcndy
Tor business. lie called attention TO this
helpg the anniversary of tine battle OF Val
verde and mudo n beautiful reference to
this anniversary.
me following committees were announced
by President Collins.
on Memoirs. Rrr b. Z Sanders. Aus
ln' W II. Browning, TAmpaSus sam pior
Rocti " q wilkins Rrenbum. H. r.
IoukC, WHimar; w. j. Gloon, Stamford
Resolutions W. A. Shaw, Dallas. r S.
Woric, Elgin; !. + Kirk. Austin; r. g.
Young. lcWISYlllc; nrunis COrUin, Brcu.
haW T. 6 Everett, kyle
~ the meeting OF the brigade this after
noon a committee Nas appointed on WAYS
ana means for ibc brigade TO cncnmn whiI.
az the National reunion at Dallas
Tonight there was q program given mplu-
~ by local talent In honor Of the brigade
toNcrnor SayrrS was one Of the sneakers
ilc detailed many iucldrnts Of the battle M
Val Verde, in which the brigade pHrtici
patcd and told them In such a manner ms
10 keep the large audience highly enter.
tanned. In closing he ndInonishpd tbnsc
or his old brigade 10 hr true to each other
lie said that he himself had been tradured
more IN the last three years than no had
been All of his life put together. hut thar
an end came TO Hll things After Tho sd
dress Of the governor the literary progrg n,
WIS carried out
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Eczema: No cure. No Paw

Your druggist will refund your money n
TAhO OINTMENT fails 10 cure Ringworn.
deltet' uid Ulcers aud Sores. Pimples ana
blackhssds On the face, aud all skin dis
eases; 30 cents.
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49, if' 'hll'liANin NAN lNfiF employees
nave reached an understanding. The strike
here is ended.
BRING ALARMING REPORTS
Hondayc, France, February -l-pcopla
who have arrived here from Snragossa
spain. bring alarming reports Of the si,un'
ton there They say the working people
have thrown their lot with their cutalonian
cgmfndes and that the threatening attitude
Of The strikers has caused tae dicht Of tho
richer families
The civil administration Of the whole
province II Sarngossd has been taken over
NY the military authorities
BETWEEN THE HORNS or A DILEM.
MA.
London, February 21.--ft Is announced in
a special dispatch from Madrid that GEn-
eral Weylcr, the war minister, Is urging
the queen regent TO give him free hand
10 dealing with the rebels In Catalonia"
and that Premier Sagasta threatens to re-
sign II General VIEWERS request is grantcd
The queen ig said 10 favor General Wey
lets plan.
Adylces received from Bilbao. Corunna
Naiiadolid 'igou and other industrial cen.
iers oi spain show That the attitude Of the
miners aud other workers Is distinctly
threatening. The greatest excitement pre-
vans every where ana the general situation
Us extremely grave
The gauisous Of BuFgos ana Victoria have
been ordered to be iu readiness to start
inr SaragoSsH az moment notice An
the railroads are guarded by troops
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DisoFdered Liver,

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SGg'OfGgRa
This root of many evils -

Giandular tumors. assesses. plnples
and other cutaneous eruptions. sore
ears. infIamed eyelids. rickets. dyspep.
sia, catarrh, readiness TO catch cold
and inability TO get rid Of IT easily. pale
ness, nervousness and other ailments
Including the consumptive tendency
Can be completely and permanently
removed, no matter how young OF old
the sufferer.
Hoods SarsApAEilla was given the daughter
81 Siiss Vsrnocy, WkWArsing. NJ Y, who hAS
broker out With scrofulA sores all over he,
eAee and head The FIRST bottle helped heI
and when she had taken six the sores were All
healed and her face was smooth. He writes
that abe has nsysr shown any siEa Of The
seFofulA returning.
H0Od,S Sas-eaPassfEEa
Promises to cure and keeps the
promise Ask your druggist for u
today and secep, no substitute.
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Bilbao. spain February "a number OF
anarchists have arrived beye with the OBJ
jecr ~ melting strike The socialists
have refused TO cooperate 800 the move
Mrut
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THE SITUATION AT BARCELONA
Weyler Announced to the Chamber of Depu-
ties that 1t Was Improving.
DO NOT AGREE WITH HIM
Soldiers Who Were Conveying Wagons Carrying
Food Fired Upon and Killed and Wounded
Several of the Strikers

Madrid February p logical dispatched
received here assert that calm has been re.
stored at Barcelona. Saragosse ana valeu.
cia, but newspaper tolesram5 report that
the situation is still serious
Pine rioters at Barcelona are devotlng
tfeir energies to preventing food supplies
f'on entering the town. In one such case
the troops escortlus convoy we've obliged
60 fire on the rioters, several Of whom
wlre killed or wounded
serious conflict also occurred today In
tbe center Of the town.
Revolutionary procamatons are stiu be.
ing circulated there.
General Weyler, the minister Of war, au-
pouuccd in the chamber " deputies today
that he mad decided upon energetic steps
t. suppress the disorders hut that some
OF the news sent by correspondents was
exaggerated. Senior Mcuchcta manager OF
the BiarD Of Barcelona, who arrived FROM
Barcelona this morning. spoke In defense
VI the correspondents Who he said always
told the truth while the government de-
ceiret rhe queen and the country senov
Neucheta said Doe considered the puDlca-
tlou of false news should be punished by
c9urtmauia! and declared Barcelona 10
be in state OF continued alarm.
Sruor GONZALES dauiPd tuAi the 0ousor
had stopped telcErams describing the eitu.
atipu at Barcelona.
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81 The employers aud their employees
have reached an understanding The strike
here rs ended
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TO CURE GRIP IN TWO DAP
Laxative -Quinine removes YES, " 81
r. W. Groves signature on e'Vt' l
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TnE IATHEKs FIRED on TnE M
THNEE rERSNNS Mn1rNnEn

Valencia Spain, February 21--In con
tict here Yesterday between rioters anr
The police three persons were wounded
Fourteen arrests were made.
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General Observations

Observations taken by United states
weather bureau at 5 p, m, 18th meridian
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BETWEEN THE HORNS or A DILEM.
MA
nun vROUHIrs ARATIYc

Barcelona, Spain. February n Tho pre-
d'mInanre Of bayonets here ~ had due
effect and the most turbulent spirits have
been driven p6 the Nrcrts Outwurdlv tue
city Is rcsumlng an aspect Of comparative
quiet rhe leading citizens are Joining the
military and civil authorities IN restoring
order The captain general has ordered the
neNsppp'rs to- resume publication ana has
instructed the owners OF public vehicles 10
again engage iu their regular work II the
printers refuse 20 work their names and res.
ideucps are TO be handed to the captain
general. who viii deal with them An
drivers declining Ia take out vehicles will be
deprived Of their licenses
The premier Scuor SagHgta, announced
today that the chamber will not be pro.
rogund unless the opposition obstructs the
goNcrnmcnts action hy continually raising
debates IN the prcseut labor troubles IN
spain Ten anarchists have been arrested
mere and others are under surveillance.
The working people of Madrid remain quiet
THE FATHERS FIRED ON THE MOB.
Sar9gossa, Spain, February 2t,-A number
OF rioters attacked the Jesuit college here
last night The fathers fired on the mob,
believing tholr assalantS to be thieves.
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polled, resulting in the following nomna-
tons: City marshal {. w. Han asses
sor and collector, A. NJ. Hedick' trea saFer'
K. b. Carothers; attorney; p ShrP.
pald: secretary. Rayhurn Connerty; alder
men. w. w. Mnhaffcy, w. Z, Blinker, w.
A. smith and John L. Hargroye'
Waxahaehie, Texas, February 5.-The
city primary election was held here yesler.
day and the following we're the nominees
Civ attorney O. II. Chapman city mar
shall Tom Dixon; assessor and collector,
Clint Spaldlng city secretary HSoISe
Walker city treasurer. Louis Shackclto:d'
Hill and j NJ Lancaster.
Denton, Texas February 3.-Jndge D. h.
Patterson OF Decatur, who has been pT99h.A
ntntly mentioned as q probable Ganhlntle
for congress from this district, VIII not ne
SO 1t Is announced In the Decatur RHPeT-'
n candidate This leaves only Hon, &. i"
Potter of Cooke county ana hon. Johh H.
Stephens, the incumbent IN lAe race
Cameron. Texas. February "a mass
meeting OF tue citizens Of this city, held III
the district court room last night, eH'c1tu
permanent white mans organization 90 con
troll the election " city onleers IN ILe
future Negroes and heNlG'hs Nett ~ Nj,
A primary election was ordered for teh-
ruary %.
Lampasas. Texas, February Hon. d.
w Phiipps of this county, who mas rep.
resented this district In the legislature LOT
the last two terms, Is a candidate Iof It'
election I'm the newly constructed Eighty
eighth district, comprising the counties or
Lampasas, San Saba, Mccullough ana MA
son.
Hnlsboro, Texas, February 2.-Interest In
the city primaries Is red hot, There are
four candidates for mayor and from two 10
four candidates for aldermen OF each ward
The principal Interest ceuicrs In the may
or's race, where much feeling = helhE ere
ated among some Of the candidates
Lampasas Texas, February 1.-The term
NJ Mr. w IL WPhbpV the present post
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Court Of Criminal Appeals.

aEls Texas February Tho follow
4 proceedings were had in the court OF
Esllnal appeals today:
asigsed and remanded. r. d. Hudson,
IA Fannln Qife). trial judge erred
Is1s on weight OF evidence; \. Ne
agaoa from Hunt.
Notions for rehearlng oyerruled: James
|N'y iroa Bowie; Jim Terry, from Ham
iHSaittet on briefs for State: j. w.
|.tey, from Hunt; Hal Earl and Bill
1 fah' from Hood; A T.. Esscr, from
lloni Wash Hearn, from Grimes; Lou
as alss Red, from Erath: ex parte
{sae Graham, from Robert son.
Y record: VIII Faulkner. from Grayson:
.lof Ysllegas, from Travis, Jim Dennis,
N 5rlefs for appellant: J. +. Nelson,
- amin Oscar White, from Denton;
2 DonathaH, from Hood.
" hEets for both; Dorsey Ridge, from
|eLsllan; Dan Wllks, from Franklin; Tom
~, from Cooke
w pieis and oral arguments for both:
!. Jennings, from Cooke; ]. w. Whit
non Hlili Tom Black. from Montague;
H. Hatfield, from Clay.
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A prominent lawyer and public speaker
OF Pittshurg says: II have been troubled
with catalrh o the head aud throat for
twe.ve years. 10 this Citrate II seems I'm.
possible 10 get rid OF It, The continual
cropping OF mucps from the nose into
the throat caused irritation and huarse1,as
seriou.v Interfering with my publ speak
ing. Ii took me au b0ur or more OF cough
ing. gagglug expect0rlitc@ and sn2cNng
every morning before could settle down
TO work and this cOndt ton gra1uallv hrplght
on catarrh OF stomach, caUsins loss ~ APP
petite, poor digestion and foul bre tn.
which ANNOYED me eXcee lingF hr physl-
clan advised me 10 Try Stuarts Cat4fr1
Tablets and I took them for tYu mont IS
and WAS nstnnished 10 and how quickly
they cleared ms head, throat and stomach
and I have no hesitation In recommending
them They are not only pleasant 90 take.
but they seem TO get at The very root ~
the trouble, because since using them haze
had no trace OF catarrh."
Druggists sell SfGart's Catarrh Tablets
al 10 cents for full sized package,
They can be carried ia the pocket and
used any time and as often as desire
since they contain no cocaine, mercury or
any othGr injurious drug,
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EFcRECY is INSISTED UPON

work. The condition of the bui,dips. vsui
also be looked into
The newspaper men talked with tho Gov,
mittee regarding the star charnhec ,1e, 80
more especially to the chairman as onIv +,
rev weeks ago he declared to the world
that everything would he conducted In the
open NOW he has changed completely ana
declares that the committee Is like a prand
Jury aud that If the doors are opened when
certain testimony is taken that he win rc
Sign and 20 home. When correspondent
started to argue the question with him he
waved hlm away, saying: There is no
use, arguing the question with me: II the
doors are opened on certain testimony will
60 home"
Savage and Boyd favored opening the
doors to the press so the people would
know what was going on" and stafford
said; I'VE DO not give publicity to the
facts; 1t Is the reporters through their pa.
pers who do that and they are responsible"
shannon did not express himself on the sub
iect.
1t Is learned today that couple Of clerks
from the comptroller's Office were before
the committee yesterday afternoon and tes-
tined as to the issuance Of certain warrants.
gentleman OF Austin was before the con-
mlttee this morning and testified at length
hut what he had to say Is not known. as
everything was conducted behind closed
a memher Of the committee stated today
That the committee WAS without remedy.
should 1t discover nnythlnE OF a criminal
nature, All We can do. he said is 10 make
recommendations TO the next legislature.
So far the warrants for the salary OF the
committeeman have NOT been audited.
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THE STANDARDS DIVIDEND

Il Was Large Enough to Cause an Ad-
vance IN Stock.
New York. February 4The directors Of
the STANDARD OH company of New Jersey
declared dividend Of $50 per share today.
This Is the same as for the corresponding
quarter last year and the year before
The declaring 81 the dividend prompted
buying Of the stock on the curb up 10 go.
after which the price reacted later sales
being made at COS. The long decline In
the stock from above $40 TO Clio at which
II was held within the last few weeks.
was supposed 20 be due 10 the hclicf thai
the dividend would be reduced owing IN
the decline In price OF OIL but II was re-.
ported today that the depression had been
due to large liquidation growing ont OF
recent financial troubles In Cleveland.
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AN IDEAL
MEDICINE.
A New Discovery Which Cures All Forms
OF Catarrh.


The tablet Is the ideal form In which TO
admnister medicine, but until recuf.s no
successful caurru tablet had cver been
attempted. There IS now. howpyer. an
NNerllent and pulatable remedy for cs-
Nrih IN tablet form, known Is Stu4r.'>
Catarrh Tablets ana sold bv druggists.
composed Of the most recent discoveries
IN medicine for clre of catalrh aud ra-
huits from their use have been highly
gratifying
The old time treatment Of catarG. was
In the form OF inhalcrs, WASHES, dourhns
sprays, cite. Later ON internal ramodIr4
were used with greater success, but b-lu@
In liquid or powder form were lnconvnlt. MI
I" use and Ike all medicines In lluu'd or
powder form. lose their medicinal nropirt es
when opened or exposed 60 the air
StuartS Catarrh Tablets contain highly
concentrated antiscntics, Red Gum, Blood
Root etc, which NH the catarrh germs
In the blood and mucous membrane and
In this respect are strictly scientific and
modern, because AZ, authorities are now
agreed that catarrh Is a constitutional biroi
disease. and local applications can have
only a transltOry effect
The use OF inhalers. touches ana sprays
Is a nuisance and Inconvenience and "a
In no wise compare fayorahly With the
same antseptlcs given In tablet form IN
tcually. where thvy can reach the stomach
and blood and Kill catarrh germs right
where they are produced
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Third Court Of Annsals.


.aun' Texas February 5.-The follow
4 Aoceealngs were had today in the
~ " erll appeals. Third district;
k N and remanded: John A Leh-
Mr. s,orl vs., Chatham Machinery Com
Il iuO s Milan; G. IL, I.uedde ct al VS..
ssaS ass Vsset, from McLennan; Gulf. Colo
laiy h santa Fe Railway Company VS..
RGolsaS A.. Snauthen, from Lampasas; Gulf,
D. Ssts,A ~ nu santa Fe Railway Company
Arj,wsa. bryant 81 al from Milan,
gisder !, MATTE +. Williams VS., y. =.
b Fen pal a.; from Milan; e. NJ. Tillman
4gpesl s IUpies ct al, from Milan.
ssry v qItnShAlSsed: Citizens Railway Com
lgItsueoiV lug "a weaver, from McI.ennau, by
I. Conp,,,f ril& Stubs vs.. Landa Cotton
n -fsAy' from comal, on motion of ap.
ps'ss ''T9s refused; John p. Cox ct al vs..
b5th s,,atIen ct al, from McLennan,
sSs s1 !. granted: f. NJ. Tinman VS.. Tom
0rd ssr,, ~ from Milan. TO strike from
Sabnit,ssa portions Of appellecs' briefs,
EstrFssbl' c ior reheaHng: Western Union
Ii,raisn. company VS.. ]. II. hin. from
|littFr Cav. D. NJ Hopkins VS.. Woidert
|AgAsr "a ''Wu!iahy- from Milan; j. y Gal
nan, R,,S. A. Pugh & Co. from Me
|tniasi,,.a,alees 4 Early vs.. I,ud Williams.
ssSai,teSp' IN rom McLennan,
|- So 1na granted: State OF Texas