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THE GALVESTON DAILY NEWS, SATUEDAY JUNE 11, 1887. CHICAGO WEEKLY LETTER. INCIDENTAL REVIEWS BY REPORTERS. The Theater Business Waning--Story of a Speculator-- Improprieties of Club Men Advance in Real Estate. CHICAGO, 111,, June The business at none of tho theaters hero is anything like what it used to bo aud the miuia- ftors nre disgusted.

Espouses oontinno to bo on tfco sctUo tnai. they wfrro when there but low houses hero and when thla was the best theatrical city in tlio country. The patronage ol all sorts is now divided between nineteen different houses, wfcere in JSSO it was divided only between six or seven. The first-class theaters have the. further disadvantage of being compelled to keep down town and compete in routs with the great retail and wholesale stores.

This one thing accounts for their enormous expenses. It cosU tho Columbia per Week the year around. The rent at tho Grand Opera Is per annum and at the Chicago opera-house th-s same llguro. Thus, it is really email wonder that Hamlln of the Grand to sell out bis lease, or that Billy Clapp should unloud property, or that o'ven old Uicfe Hooley is discouraged and talss of retiring. TDK 1UC CHICAGO SPKCUI.ATOU.

Everybody has heard of N. tbo big Chicago speculator. Illustration of his homely, but kindly character, tho story is told: Somo months ago when St. yrr.il was too specaiatlveinucy ol all western Eiea, llea.m was a mouiber ot the famous junketing party over the road with Armour wUsn Use stock was in the GO'e. He aiso wont iuto the stook with Mat Jones and others, aad kept doubling tho stock was i.ntaeivicin- ity of par, and when everybody expected It would touch 1W, Koam had a pood mnuy thonenna ehflrop.

His proBts had reached over after talking the matter over one afternoon, he andthe other "bnlla" in tho stock here, decided to soil out. Tho next morningtho whole load carried by tho crowd was dumped--except that carried by lleam, For some reason or other that the brokers oonld not guess, that tall speculator failed to g(t down town until nearly noon. By that time the stock xnn ket bad weakened off considerably, and Kcnm decided to hoM his St. Paul for a carder spot. It wasn't a lucky decision.

The market bad made a turn for a long pull, and it did not go but one way--down, when his St. Paul was finally closed out tho entire proiH had disappeared. As the bvcker who made the trade ucconat ho remarked that there jhad a bandsoroe profit in tho dun! at one time which might easily have boon secured. Koam answered: "When I went home that night after the talk umOug tho different holders, 1 intended to soil out at the opening the next morning, but," ho added ingenuously, and as It there was nothing at all remarkable about It, "two of our servant girls at homo got Into a rel and one.ol! thorn was gotng to loavo. 1 lad to stay homo to straighten the thing out." Those servant girls miy bo with Mr.

Heam yet and probably are, but wberovor they are he ousSt to own theoi. They cost him over itiO.OuO. IMFKOmrXTY OF CLUI11IEN'. In London, tho city of clubs, the blinds in all the houses on the Sabbathare drawn nu- tU after church-going peoplo returned homo from their devotions. Here in Chicago, however, thero is as muoh flaunting "by tho clubmen on Sunday as on any other day.

At the Union, tho Chicago, tho C-unmet and several others for instance.about noon when families are passing homo from church the big club-house windows are full of young fellows with more curiosity than good taste, in their anxiety to exhibit themselves they ataro at the Handsome girls, the comely gicla and the old ladies. western clubmen utterly ignore propriety. ADVANCE IK REAL ESTATE. As an example of tho advance in Chicago estate it may be mentioned that B. J.

Bhnrtleff this week sold a piece of property for SlDo.OCO that he bought of the city at the sale of canal land in 1S39 for WOO. This is about as good per cent on one's money as any one gets--abont 000 per cent per year. The taxes have of course amounted to something on the property in twenty years, but not enough to detract from the magnificence or the profit. In the OOs ShnrtleC used to tnpt over the property when it was not tiongnt to be worth ij-10 an acre. Jlow it sells at SSGOO per acre.

ing quite a lot oJ furniture in the possession cf OiaEnoll, who sold it and shortly afterward If ft. A few days slnoo Sholtou over iromGulnosvllleandltllod a complaint, upon WEiuh Sheriff May arrested him. He states that Bholton owed him some money, find that he sold the articles, as ho supposed, with the full knowledge of the owner. He has been a book agent, school toucher and hotelkooper, and has been considered a very straightforward young man until the occurrence of to-day. Ho has relatives in this and Fannln county also, who will probably make his bond, which was put at WOO, to await preliminary trial Tuesday.

A VERITABLE G-HOST. Dallus Boast of Having tha Only First-Class Sensation in tho Stnto--A Tailor Badly Scared Up. DALLAS, June Grlflln street ghost which about three months ago forced a deputy United Btates marshal to ovacu- ate bin' premises, has turned up again, the besieged this time being the family of W. F. Meoks, a tailor who did not believe in ghosts and undertook to inhabit the haunted house.

Meets to-day acknowledged that the phenomena had become intolerable, a and Mr. MtUcomsin's family, who occupy one-half of the move out to-morrow. They hear groans, see a white object floating in the air, and observe tho furniture moved rudely. Last night Use bed occupied by Allss Moeks was raised In the air, and she, after jumping out, ran screaming to her father's room. Dogs will not stay In the house at night.

Tho existence of tho phantom Is now corroborated by upward of a score of witnesses, some of whom are known to have no faith in the supernatural, and are considered credible witnesses. STATE CAPITAL. Charter imcndoil--Alter tto Train Kobbors-- from tho Panhandle. AXJBTIX, June amendment to the charter of tho Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fo Railway company was filed today, authorizing an extension of the Montgomery branch from Conroe to a point in Jasper county, on the Babine river, passing through Montgomery, Polk, San Jaoiato, Newton and Jasper counties. Tho Atlanta Lumber company Atlanta, Cass county, was chartered; capitaf, In corporators: A.

Bcott, G. 111. O. Grlngsby and T. L.

L. Temple. Captain McMnrray, in command of a company of stste rangers in tho Panhandle and Captain Schmidt, a company in south western Texus, are both here and conferred with tho governor to day. Doubtless measures ore being taken to catch tbo trn.ia- robbers and train robbing. Captain McMurray reports tho Panhandle and Greer oouaty looking green and gaudy and filling up with actual settlors.

They are coming in there from other states and from tho drouth-stricken districts in Texas with their wagons, effects, dogs and stock. Can- tain McMurray says they are stirring abont up thero in a lively way. Attorney-general Hogg upon his return reports that tho case against the Sabius railroad has been continued upon the agreement thHt tile company worild repair and operate the road to Saoine Pass, when the suit will be dismissed. Bishop Nerez of San Antonio wr.s here toddy and visted the state officials. Hon.

Wm. Acker of Lampasas is here on government business. Adjutant general King is expected baok About forty university law students had nu examination before tho Supremo Court to-day for licenses. FOREIGN NEWS COMPENDIUM FATAL EARTHQUAKE IN TURKESTAN. One Hundred Persons Killed--Resisting the Evictors at Bodyke--The Pope's Present to Queen Victoria.

THE HIGHLES CODETS. AFTES THE 8COUNDKEL. The Police on tie Trail olaHegro Who Aisaultod a White Lady. DALLAS, June a week ago a ilrs. Davis, residing near tha oil- mills, wag assaulted by a negro iu horrobm midnight, who failed of his purpose through the screams of her daughter.

He knocked both almost senseless with a revolver and then escaped. The police about 2 o'clock observed a negro answering a description given by Mi's. Davis of her assailant in the act oi climbing over her fence and called on him to halt. He fled like a scared wolf, they firing throe shots at aim at close range without effect. Detectives think they are on the track of the scoundrel and his arrest Is earnestly looked for by citizens who, laboring under a sense of outraged justice, would not hesitate at giving him speedy trial.

SAN AHTOH10. AUSTIN, June 10--Judgments flaal wore rendered in the Supreme Court to-day na follows: Affirmed: Don and Nat Lewis vs. George Johnson, from Uvaldo; A. H. Nowtonvs.

IV. W. Calhoun and wife, from Travis; Kiizlo C. Swonsoa et al. vs.

Sun Fire office, from Taylor; Jane G. Torrey ot al. vs. D. A.

Martin, from Taylor. Affirmed on certificate: w. A. Mason Sons vs. E.

Gordon, from Montague. Keversed and remanded; liobert McCart vs. W. T. lladdox et Irom Tarrunt; M.

Kootisel ot al. vs. John Allen from Guadalupe; J. M. Lowell et al.

vs. Agnes Lockhart et from Comanche. Certificate dismissed: A. J. Watts vs.

W. J. Howard, from Wise. Dis rnlssed on motion: R. M.

Harkness vs. T. J. fromBexar. Thirty students of the law department oJ tho university were examined in open court to day for license.

The committees conducting the examinations will present their reports to-morrow. SFOBTIB-Q EVIilTS, Murder a Gravo Dug ty His iSBaJjin. BAN ANTONIO, Jane morning mounted police were attracted to a spot: near the International railway track, 'corner Soavalla and Hidalgo streets, by a pistol toot. On their arrival they found Pro- jadas Morales, a Mexican, lying on the ground with a mortal pistol wound through his bowels. Ten feet from him was a freshly dng hole.

The wounded tnan lived until I o'clock this morning, but was unable to give any Information as to how no had received tie woand. Tho theory of one of tho officers is that lie was decoyed to tho place by a party who had lived adniterously with 016 wife, and that the hole was dng to bary him in. The officers uro In possession of a but refuse to give information. Seymour. SEYMOUR, June glorious rain continnes to fall every few days, and tie people hereabouts aro happy.

Farmers are abont through harvesting their wheat, and a number have laid tholr corn by and the oat harvest is upon them. The right of wp.y lor the Gainesville, Henrietta Western railway through this county is being obtained, and people believe that era the antamn leaf falleth tae iron horse will be here. Stock cattle in this vicinity are soiling at from SO to per hoai, aad the calf crop is remarkably good this year. One party in Knos county sold head of grown cows nnd SOO head of 2-yoar-old heifers, and counted a few days since thero were IMS calves. Sherman.

SHEHMAN, June afternoon Sheriff May tinived from Toxarkana with J. M. Gasnell, charged with embezzlement, lie particulars of which are abont these: Some time ainco a 1 gentleman by the name of W. A. Shclton went to Gainesville, leay- THE ASCOT RACES.

LONDON, June was the last day of the Ascot Heath races for the Hardwlcke stakes of 2COO sovereigns. It was won by the Dnke of Westminster's four-year-old b. g. Ormonde, Mr. 11.

Vyner's four-year-old b. g. Minting second and Mr. H. T.

Barclay's br.h. Kendlgo third. Four starters. THE TEHIIE HA DTE TIACES. THBRX EAXJTR, Jane great crowd was at the Trotting park to day to see the great trot free for all, with a special donation to tho winning horso.

Arab Pilot Boy second, Jeromo Turner third. Best The trot, puree was won by Anno Edwin Q. second, Problem third. Best THE JZROVE TAHK RACKS. NEW VORK, Juno spring mooting of the American Jooky club was closed at Jerome park to-day.

Thoro was a very good attendance and the' weather was charming, but tho track was heavy. Favorites and Solders again divided tie honors equally. First llace--llaidens twoTear-olds, fivo furlongs. Billy Brown won by a head, Tonaaua second, Flitaway third. Second Race--Handicap, one and one-sixteenth mile.

Quito won by a dozen lengths, Almy second, Anarchy third. Third Race--Throo-yoor-olds, handicap, one and Starters: Uryn- wood and Stockton. Stockton won by a neck. Fourth Race--Handicap, milo and ono- guarter. Tenbookor won by a neck, Brown Duke second, Greenfield third.

Fifth Race--Handicap, welter weight, gentleman riders, thron-quarters of a milo. Brier won by a length and a half, Hemaly- na second, Bnruomastor third. Sixth Raco--Soiling, three quarters of a mile. Little Minnie won by a head, with Strathspy second, a half a length from Queec and FittsDurg. who were lapped by LeCIair.

Seventh Race--Handicap, steeplechase, full course. Judge Griffith won by two lengths, Harborongh second, Disturbance third. HALL. B.M-TracjcB, June I Cluvoland 2 P.OSIOX, Juno. 7 I Philadelphia 4 LONDON, Juno Pall Moll Gazette in a rampant article' on the action of Hon.

W. H. Smith, government leaden; in giving notice that no would to-day move that the committee name the time they would report the Irish crimes amendment bill to the House, urges every English and Irish, member of Parliament who oppose Mr. Smith's proposal, from Mr. Gladstone downward, to get 1 themselves suspended rather than to tamely acquiesce in Mr.

Smith's monstrous enoroaohment on tte liberties of Parliament. COTTON MAKKET HOIJDA.YS. LIVERPOOL, June 20 and 21 will ho holidays In the cotton market, being the queen's jubilee. THE BOOSE or LOHDB. In the House of Lords to-day the Uarquls of Salisbury presented the Egyptian convention, England Is to evacuate Egypt in three years.

Tho right to appoint English officers to command the native army is to cease in-five years. England retains the right to send troops to Egypt in the event ot Internal disorders. Tiie convention not to be valid unless ratified by tL9 powers. THE EGYPTIAN COTTON CHOI'. The May report of the Alexandria Cotton association states that the condition the Egyptian cotton crop la favorable.

The plants are strong, and are under cultivation the fiame as in 1SSU. THE I10U3E OF COMMONS. In the House oJ Commons Mr. Smith moved tho resolution previouly announced requesting at 10 o'clock p. m.

on tho 17th Instant that tha chairman forthwith put the question on any motion or amendment or proposal touching tho claaeo of the Crimea bill then under discussion, then on the clause itscli, finally on each of the remaining clauses. Hs urged that the stop was forced upon tne government by continued obstruction. It was absolutely necessary for the dignity and efficiency ot the House to deliberate. The attempts to prevent the progress ol business be defeated, It is the fourth month of the session, and'practically nothing had been done. Tho whole course of legislation had been stopped.

The government desired that due consideration. be given the rights of tho minority, as as- pecially shown forth la the traditions of liberty and freedom attached institutions of tho country, but it was undoubtedly tho duty of the government, in circumstances without parallel la tho history of I'wliaruont, to call upon the Honae to take measure? to prevent tho minority from sotting at defiance tho controlling power, the majority. It is impossible for tho government, representing the majority, to yield to the obstruction of tho minority. Tho government might bo displaced by nn adverse vote, then bo bound to ay- peal to the country, bat while sustained by the malority of tho House tbf.y must carry on the btisiuess of tho country. Debates over the crimes bill had become a travesty, bringing ridicule, disgrace and contempt upon Parliament.

Ho appealed to the House to port the government, in try ing to restore progress the proceedings. Gladstone said longer notice should bo given of tnis.important motion. The present state of business and the entire paralysis of Parliament had caused Intense dissatisfaction throughout the country, but the position had been brought about by the government them." selves. They had been pursuing a false and evil policy. Coercion without justifl- cation pleaded on the former occasion.

They disregarded all usages and traditions of Parliament In ttic conduct of a measure which they had under the name of the crimes bill introduced. The measure was directed against the tlon; apart from that he would suggest to tie rational mode to expedite the would to make it temporary instead of and to strike out nil the provti- lons touching the combination, apart from crime, assuring; the Irish tenant! of the aaruo protection in to their land strikes as were given the English, artlsns in the labor strikes. cries If tho government rejected that remedy and had no other to propose, the offensive character of tho bill will be claimed in full force. He did not wish to create a difficulty by offering opposition which ho know to be In effect; he would therefore content himself with protesting the course now proposed. ISELA.ND.

EKSUKKD EVICTIONS AT BODYKB. DUBLIN, June evictions at Sodyke wero resumed to-day, and there was repetition of tho exciting scenes which have attended tno numerous attempts to evict tenants. The sheriff and his body guard wero stubbornly resisted at the house of a tenant named O'HaUoran. Tho hillside near the houao was covered with an excited mob, who cheered tho defenders of premises and urged them to'hold out. O'Halloran and his party lad dug vals.

The Inhabitants of tho town are panic-stricken and have fled for safety to the open country. RUSSIA. INCREASE 01 DUTY ON TOBACCO. ST. PKTEimBUiia, June government has.

Imposed a duty of gold copeks per pound on foreign loaf, roll and stalk tobacco, and has increased the duty on manufactured tobacco and snuff 30 per cent and on cigars and cigarettes per A FAMINE IMMINKNT. LONDON, June famine Is imminent in the city of Meshed and throughout the province of Khorassan, The Russians are trying to provoutthe people from emigrating to tho trans-Caspian territories. ITALY. THE POPE'f? TRESKNT TO QUEEN HOME, Juno pope's gift to Queen Victoria on the occasion of ho? jubilee consists of a mosaic reproduction of Haphael'8 freeco representing an allegorical figure of Poetry. The work was oxecuted in the Vatican.

MOLJignor Bollla will convey tho gift to England, and he will be accompanied by Fathers Zalesca and Merl, two young priests of the Ecclesiastical academy, whom tho pope will, in honor tho occasion, create blshopa. GERMANY. illPEUOB WILLIAM INDISPOSED. BERLIN, June is officially announced thut Emperor William, in consequence of abdominal cramp, has been confined to his bed for the last few days. He is also suffering from catarrhal affection of eyelids.

A't' ACim: riiOTESTEie. Herr Lalance Is an active protester, and is charged with having supported the French patriotic leagne. CABLE FLASHES. EL FASO. MINOR ITEMS.

BERLIN, June attonoy-gonoral of the empire proposes to exclndo tho public from treason trials involving M. Schnae- bel, which will begin on Monday. LONDON, Jnno intend to clalm-that amendments to the crimes, bill not discussed by the ITIh should be re-" served for the report stage of tho bill. The Gladstone testimonial from America will Do pnbliclyaxMbltod in London until the after the jubilee celebration, when it will bo presented to Gladstone. I'ARJS, June Justice contains a fierce attack upon President Grovy.

The article-purports to be a conversation between President Grevy and JBaron. Dmgcro-aoly Hut by a Truln--To Build an Onora-Homc--Bio ElllnR. EL incoming east bound Southern PacIDc passenger train when just outside this city this afternoon, struck a white man walking near tho track, throwing him head-foremost against a hard gravel bank, breaking his lower jaw and gashing his hoad In at least a dozen places. Ho has lain insensible over since picked up by lie train, which backed to him and took him aboard, and most likely will die tonight. Thero was nothing on him by which to Identify him, but from his general appearance he was evidently a laboring man.

Colonel Mayer of Camden, has selected plans for a magnificent opera-house on Mam street, and work will be eom- menctd ua soon as bids can be received and decided upon. Tho cost is expected to range between $80,000 and The Itlo Grande Is taking its annual summer rise, and has already caused trains from the east to abandon the old track near camp Hice and run over the new track completed by tfco Sunset road this spring through the foothills for just such an emergency. A. T. McCergar loft for Dallas to-day.

Kallroad men report sixteen cases of frauJl pox at Tucson. flOAL-- Best quality JU ATuanU SOFT nOOSE- UOI.1 ANJJ STUAM UOAt. Also superior ULAOKSMITIIIN'O COALatlow- ost prlcofl, -wiiolcimlo nnd retail, by GalvcHtoir Coal Company, F. 0. JEFFKY, 19th ana Strand.

REAXESTATi; AGEBTS, EEAL-ESTATE AGK.NT^, Twenty-second bet. Mccliar.i; Sternal Galvcston, A BHIltACT, KoiU KHato and Mining J'AOE VLYN.N, Lurodo, WubD county, tor. AW aad Lar.u OJIlue Of Joseph franklin, 127 E. r.O.st.,Galvc-»ton,Tox,,e»tal)liu)iC(lI8C8; liau complete abatracto fit Gulveaton county; npcclol qitennon to I land titles. REAZ.

ESTATE. relaxation of an Insurance Agent. NEW OIILEANB, Juna amended petition was yesterday filed by tho Now England Mutual Llfo Insurance company ID its suit against Milton C. Kandall, Its former agent. The petition sets forth that aa far.

as tho company has been able to ascertain the defendant collected in cash premiums on certain policies of insurance, retained tho cash, and reported to tho coin- pany-that tho policy holders had availed themselves of the privileges of giving their notes for (premiums. Tho total amount of such defalcations is American 111., June tho closing session of tho Rational Medical association J. N. Qnlmby of- New Jersey, chairman ol tie section, on medical jurispra- donce, rend an addrsss of his section on appointment of a special committee to drafta law punishing embryoclory was recommended bv tho report. The increase of insanity in the United States was compared with 1 the decrease of the disease in some European countries, aad (he conclusion draws that insane persons aid those of feeble mind were shipped here from Europe.

Drunkenness wns touched on in its aspect as a disease and It was sail that tho state should not license depots for tho dissemination of physical contamination which may become Kcichlo College. KKACIIIE, June college, Keachio, Do Boto parish, graduated twelve pupils today from Mississippi, Louisiana and Texas! Many distinguished visitors are attending the exercises. Tho Law Suitxined. NEW YOUK, June Lawrence in the Supreme Court to-day gave a decision in'the test case of tho hotel- keepers, holding that they conld not sell liquor to their guests with meals on Sunday, UST EH SOLU-ThO OiOgant SOCHA. rosl- dencft and grounds on Avenac II, betwcoix 'JIBE and 22d sta.

I'reiuisefi ere fitted up witix every modem Improvement and convenient), Including Baltimore heaters, line utuble, gallons of water. H. M. TBUEIIEAKT CO. I iOK SALE-- Lot on southeast corner Mechanic and 12th street with all tue Improve- mcntB, contesting ot a two Rtory house.

loan roomB, tall, etc. also cottage on alley. Tcncs ciuh; but time glvon Ir wanted. H. M.

TCUHIIEAgT ft CO. TfOU HALE-- One or most acjlrabla rtmcliog in Conclio county. Good grass, water and timber. For lull Information apply to Cunningham McGregor, ana Asgclo, lox, OIl SALE-- A Ectolt Lumber Yard, 8lx years established: good town; line country; pro.ipccta lorlall trade excellent. Ittusonu forwlolilnit to sell given ir Uoelrod.

ABply to O. P. SPAllKS, Proprietor, OAB1UAUES at Cost. I'icturea Iramed and Looking Glauses I. O.

LEVY, MC E. Market The Diminution ol Dlplomu. ANNAI'OIJS, Juno graduates of the Naval academy wero given their diplomas to-day by Secretary whftnoy. He made no remarks. President Gilcmn of John.

S. Hopkins university made an address. A swarm of bees settled upon a span of mules as they were drawing a plow near Montgomery, Ala. The klckingand plane- lug or tho mules excited the bees, which, stuncr the animals so savagely that the animals soon dropped dead. Tho driver saved his life by rnnnlng away.

Hero IE a French pun which his the' rare merit ot working well iu two languages. It is sold to have been produced by tne late Count vonBeuet: "Jo detosle," said he. "lee cannon, ils font des detonations," which may be detsstcaaaons, they cause debt to nations." ltDEBS solicited Irom Interior lor watcr- niulons, ctmtcloupus, roll Xlndft) lemoufl, oranges, California clierries, peanuts, egg codes, coopu a fruit bo3csaud It you wish to purchase or consign correspond with me. Ilanciujmn, produce commltttion merchant. Strand, Galveucon, Our receipts ot peaches and ptums liicroaaliiK- Leave orders.

Second-Laid Furniture bonKhtnnd J.1 sold or exchanged. and tphol- sterlng done. Soil on Installments. L. BrcCU Corner Ccnter-ind Church, streets, iD2 BAUt-- Sncct filuulc only 10.

cants jmi copy. Bond for catalogues- C. JANKX A CO. rpo AIIIUVE AMI) IN DDls. O.

S. Roucndalc; 7000 bbla. Ajscn and J. Bi Wlilte'B Portland Cument: 1000 bbls.Dlr.monc: piaster Paris; Jtre ErlOa and Duet; Booflng Felt. Tan iitoct bldg.

materials. Gco.HJlczichman,dIroct Iocb3Bla OI: RENT--A comfortable two story residence, Ave. bet. mid 'J7. Apply to J.

12, Tuinloy, at olllce J. J. Sellott Co. "ok KKST--Two coctuges, $10 ind 512, onli bet. 33th anl ISfltfo.

Apply to J. FALKEXHAGSX, Uroailwny aod Albany. ALHASY, Juno citizens of Bhackelford county held a meeting June 7 in the court-houzfi, attended-by a'large number of ladles and genttaxnen, presided over by Hart, which resolutions wero exriresBing deep regrot. at the Intended of ttov. Joan.

Browt from tho community, and, bearing teatt- mony to the fact that during his many years' residence he'hua endeared himself to the kindness, integrity and unflinching courage in tho discharge of pnbllc'and private datiei. 'The resolutions expressed 'eratltndo specially eelflsh.conduct dnring the. duronth, and be- ipeok tor him Jhigh.conAldera,Uoji wherever his lot runy be haraaiUr, The business men of Huron, havo made a unique proposition to railroad builders. They declare that all able-bodied men the city will turn out and grade tho road toward Dulijth for seventy-five miles without a cent of cost to railroaders, if that is necessary to give them an outlet. Tn TUX vounp luce powiler slvea frclmr charm; to the old, renewed youth, jold by eragstota and fancy sooda dealers.

rjiHHim-s Ginger Tonic ivcs rolletln sick. news rlion most other remedies full. 60 conta, Illndurcorna, tlio beat cure ior coma. 15 eta- TjH Ii KKN JP usoOrooms.soccr Postonlco and 26th fits. Inquire at I.

C. LEVY, Market, ber. 21st and Streeta, TfOK RENT-Cool and roomy olllcee In the new Frcvba building, comer of Tremont and Postoiiica streets. WILLIAM K. JOHN'SOX.

WELLINGS for llent or Sale--Also dlEor- cnt grounds, 1 to lOycara' lease; S3 monthly upward, -with privilege of Duylng. SAM HAAS. ROOMS AMD BOARD. OE BKNT--A nicely furnldbed south room; oleo one for a month or six weeks wltli, board at Mrs. Sandalls, avc.

bet. OOH BOAKl) and wpcrwceir; nlgbt lodging, Me, at MKS. GOMBEIIT'S, e. a. 20th Btroet, bet.

MarJcot and Mechanic. DIED. trench around his house and barricaded- tho lower rooms, while the upper portion of, the house was occupied ten men, including two which had returned from America, aid some women. The bailiffs made an attack on the wall of tho houae with crowbars, bnt were -received with scalding water and lied. The inspector of police, with drawn sword, then mounted a ladder placed against tho sido.of'the house, but was beaten down.

A constable with, a rifle and fixed bayonet next mounted the ladder, but his head was battered by the defenders, several gashes were Inflicted upon him and he retired. Another constable attempted to climb the ladder but failed. A second ladder was then procured and several constables mounted It, but woro beaten down. Mr. Cox essayed up the ladder to speak to the inmates of the house but tho police prevented him from doing so.lFlnaUy a constable entered with a rifle and fixed bayonet, but tho was wrestled from him and his safety was imperilled, whan Father Honnom entered and secured a cessation of hostilities.

The Inmates were then arrested and the work of eviction carried out. The CHICAGO, special from Wheeling, 17. Thib almost con- tinnons henvy of tho past ten have done a vory amount of throughout the state and contiguous territory in Ohio. Railroad travel has boon areatly interrupted, bridges washed away, live stock drowned, 'Crops ruined, and a great amount of valuable timber carried off. trains have- run on the Ohio Ritror south of this city since Monday, and last Eight three of the four passenger trains woro blocked at Systors- ville.

At Isaw Moxtlnsvillo yesterday ft Methodist church was wrecked by lightning. Tho Largest SAN FRANCISCO, June domo of the great telescope of tho-: -Ick Observatory upon Mt. Hamilton is now -a. position. Iho framework is being covered with metal sheathing, consisting of copper and nickel.

..10 PHILADELPHIA, Juno Louis 141 Athletics XL-W. YOKK, June Xfu' York 9 I Washington 2 UKOOKLYX, June Erooftlyn 1....17 Cincinnati 5 ClilCAOO, 111., Juno Clilcngo 10 I'tttsburs 3 DKTROIT, Juno 21 Indiunapolls 2 nervousness, attended with fear tuid superstition, Dr. J. II. McLean's Blocil rnrlfler.

a cured ut once bv Strengthening Ooruial and TROUBLE WITH nALP-BKEEDS AND INDIANS. CHICAGO, June special to the Dally Hews from Montreal says: Warden. Benson of tto Manitoba penitentiary has Warned the dominion government that half-breeds and Indians are becoming doily more aggressive and that unless they are checked trouble may be expected. The half-breeds are so well satined with tho result of tho last rebellion and tho manner in which their claims for losses have been.paid that they desire nothing better than a renewal of hostilities. They are tho parties who have been inciting tho Indians to commit the crimes thoy haVe recently been perpetrating.

Acting upon Benson's advice, the force in runny stations is tc be doubled and new recruits for the police obtained. TUKKESTAN. ONE HUND11ED AND TWENTY KILLED. ET. PxTKHsnunc, June shocks of earthquake have occurred at Vernomo in Turkestan.

Tho town was almost entirely destroyed. One hundred and twenty persons were killed and 125 injured. Among the latter is-General Kriede, governor of the province of Zimiretchinek. Tho EhockB still continue to be felt at inter- The domo hemisphere, abont sovonty foot In diameter, looms into prominence on tho horizon eastward from San Joso. The tab- ing of the groat telescope and other parts have not yet arrived from tho manufac- tnrers in Cleveland, but some sections are now on tho way.

The calculation is now that "by the middle of' September the largest telescope in the world will bo ready for use. D. Allan, Jnno 0, used 73 ycara: the funeral to take place from Trinity church, this llth Distant, at 10 o'clock a. m. The friends of the family and also of his dnuRlitera, Mrs, John Hedraond and Mrs, Emll are mapcctfnlly Invited to attend.

Classified Advertisements. A good. restaurant cook can fret good wages at the drcaa, Itofctaurant. Ad- PETEB LAUSES, Orange, Tex. 31st FUUNismiD BOOMS opnoalte Ball tnd ConaseJori at Law.

ee PottofEce SJiYJBTOM. KAWIOBD CKA1V.FOILD, ANTED Canvassers to travel for tao World Type-writer thronch and Kentucky. Apply to ALOK A .210 X. Third Htreet, Louis, Ho. HHEN FI1LSI-CLASS BlUCIiMASONS wonttd.

JL Apnly to 1'ETKE WINTER, BryaipTcsu. WAHTED. ANTED--A situation by two good men cocka In private families. Best references. Address A.

Sews Aamrni VAXTKD. ANTED--Agents for Picturesque Incton tmdliattles and Leaders of the CLvll War. Gioce state amenta. Dallas, Tex. ANTEl)--Men, Women, Boys and Girls, to earn.

$70 per month at their own homos. A ntco, light, eoay and profitable business. Pack- ago or Roods and foil Pont for 10 cts. Address H. 0, gqwBLL A TTn'ASTED--f ady ngonts for Mrs.

Campbell's Combination Underskirt and Bustle, removable hoons for laundry; Immense soloa; npoatsjrutoSl each and many sell 12 dally; 100- seftmstroiaeu employed to teep np wltli or- dura. with stamp, E. H. CAMPBELL CO -1E4 West Randolph snoot, Chlcoeo, 111. Attorneys DALLAS.

TEHIJ kULSOH. VOBT. 3. 9. MOMUSOX.

MOKRlaOK SUMMBBLIS. ATTOKSITS AT LATT, OBlce, Hoirwd Bnlldlng, ova. SAN ANTONIO. T1EXAS. State and Federal Courts.

SiK'L W. JOHZIi sriatcxx. SSSSAit, 5JPKNCEB, Attornoyi und Oounseiorg lit Law. SAN SABA, June lias boon coming in with a rush to-day. Tho town is crowded with' wagons loaded with wool and tho fear is that thero will not bo enough storage-room, and the want of the coming warehouse is sadly felt.

A fine vein of coal was found a mile east of town, and with that found, a short time slreo wost of town, is causing no little es- citement. It is of finest quality. -The geologist has'beensent for. We have had fine and crops nre looking well bnt a tittle backward, to late planting. Grass has not been' as good for years.

ANTED--night young Jersey heifer calf. Addresa, with broedlna and lowcat price, EOX, News Ofllco. ANTED--More old leaky ahlnglo or.tin roofa to repair, paint and make handsome, durable and Hrc-prool at small expense with Asbestos Flro-iroof Taint. M. O.

PKR- liiyS, at J. Lee Shop, Postoftlco sc. Pruning the Indianu Closely. KOGALES, June Lee, in command of soldiers stationed here, says the soldiers have tho liostiles so cloeo- ly pressed that he thought they conld not roach Sonora. He had onorhalf of at! troops mounted on private horses and mules belonging to tho company wagons.

The volcano near Bavispo, in Sonora, is pouring forth volumes of lava, aud the residents hope that this fact will prevent the Indians from visiting that port of tha country. BocMalc. KOCKDAT.K, Juno following offlcers were elected by Ilockdale Lodgo F. and A. H.

C. Grayson, W.M,; W. S. M. Wintor- berg, J.

J. H. Eowland, treasurer; Homer Eads, secretary; J. P. Kovit, tylor; and.the following by Kockdale Lodze No.

231,1. O. O. Leonard Isaacs, H. G.

W. Hey wood, V. T. lllddloton, K. Homer Eadfi, treasurer.

E. l.angmoor, manager of tho Rockdale bank, left yesterday for Galveston. The- whole system le built up antl rejuvenated by the peculiar medicine, Hood's Eareaparllls. GROCERIES, ETC. JtS can I sret pure cow butter? Why at JOIO IIAGEMANN'S, strand, Galvcstoa, Tex Authorized agonc for Iluraboldt Creumory, Shipped in refrigerator boxes.

Zlncst butter In the land. Try 1C, IIEAIIT WON i'AIK LADY." JT 1'oor Tea ncvor won any one's fancy. Rut Dealoy son's I'uro Tcaa mako faint hearts brave, and-wln pmlso from all. nKAKGIAI. L.

BEOWK, 12: TTsstPecan street (orbox Austin, Tes. Sstabllahcd ISS3. Real estate loans of any om'nt from fjeoo to flOO.000. No delay for reference. Period to- salt, able terms and lowest ratoa cnirot.

TO On Improved or nnliuprovod.noal JSstnta, any- In TCIBS. Promrt attention, light 01- ponsc. current mtca tinnj of ta ault bonxivcr. Tnls negotiations are close Ct without unnecessary dtiitty. AUdresa TEXAS LAM) LOAN JULIUS SUXGK, J.

JIUTCIHNG3, Prcaldewt. Vicfl-Freslttent GEO. TV. DAVIS. Gcncmil Manager.

PHYSICIAKB I I A A GENlTO-UItlNABy DISEASES A SPECIALTY. A quick cure guaranteed In the worat Slight caaos cured In a few days. Oftlco 23 Wost Market uct. "5th and 2Sth. Hours, 9 to 12, 1 to 3 arid to 0, Sundays, 1 to 3 only.

Consultation free. OKEAUERY BUTIKK trom Allen's duiry, Hitchcock, received froah dally; Kiiarontocd to bo tho Hnodt butter brought to thoelty, Prlcos reasonable. Sold only by CIIAS, UOBEEIS, 22d and church. ISS I3EAUFOKT WIl day, Juno 13. class In i ut the Ball High School lion- open n.

FlaiviX'S Summer School will Monday, 13th, at Ball School. Night tit residence, NK and 15Ch. Prlvato leaaona given in'thc afternoon any whore In the city. ISS E. NORTON'S Snmmor Sctiool, Ball Bnlldins, opens Juno 0.

IIoui-s from 9 to Hi a. m. For terms address Avenue II aud 10th, ON'YNGTON BUSINESS GOI.T.BG ratory WrltlnK, arithmetic, zrummnr, spelling, compoaltlon and sootfrapliy. Aleo dep'ts of book-keeping, ahort-hand, typo-wrlt- lnj? find penmanship. Call or write Cor toi'ms, IIouaton.Y.M.C.A.Iid'g KTC.

I NSTALMEST they need-- -A Full Lino of Instalment Goods Bold only to the Instalment Trade, by addressing Instalment Dftfilei'8' Supply Erie, Pa. "PLEASURE SAILING. JL Tho yacht White Wing to hire for pleasure parties. Ap. on board to CAPT.

GKO. PAYKE. npo Ai-rlvo nnd lu Waruhonsc-- .1000 bbla. Ros- JL onrfalo and 2BOO bbla. Pprtlimd ComcTit, BOO bbla.

Knlckb. riaator, 50.000 Enn. Firebrick. W. 11.

PO Direct ImportorB and DeiJera, Brick Leveo, foot Iflth otroet, Agonta Wright's Cedar Bayou Brlcka. MACHINERY, Etfl. of railroad irogs, switcli ITJL atouda and tilmmlnfrs, bridge, car and machine bolts. Also moimlacturers'. agent oi engines, bolleri aud saw-mill machinery.

JESSE ASTALL, Went Strand Iron. WorJts, El Straud. Galvoston, lex. HSH, OTSTERBi Etc. MAESAN ft wholcsolo and retail dcalcra In Fish and Oysters.

Tho schooners Dave Freeman and Clara Ida, fishing snappers for ua, moke rcgulac trips. Telephone 109. Orders solicited from BIAGINI, Wholesale Fish ft Oyster Dealer. Hotels 4 families rally supplied. Country solicited i promptly executed.

Box rratUNKS imd Travollne BSRS. V7rite for cat- 1 alOffiiO. GALVKSTOS EliUSK FAOTOItY. Galveaton. PI.TJMBERS AUL Plnmher.

Gas and Steanj Jitter, 161 Martmnta QmlvdatATi, LIMJS MANUFACTURERS. ure; LIME i whito Lime. Rest for all purposes UiiutifacturedbySlAliTIM i WALSH, Bound Roelc.Tex. Wrlto tor prices. OE SALE--CuRRics, Phaetons, Carrlagoa and family horses.

Also three second- Hand c-gltua Landaus, cheap, J. LETl Bio,.