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THE GALVESTON DAILY NEWS. SUNDAY. OCTOBER 23. 1892. A WISE MAN ALWAYS PROFITS BY EXPERIENCE And when he knows where he can get his Ginning Machinery, repaired promptly and to good advantage he, if wise, bears the fact in mind and when iu need addresses SIMPSON, HARTWELL STOPPLE, Houston, Tex.

A full line of Shafting, Belting, Pulleys, Valves, Governors, Lubricators, Pumps, including the celebrated Bed Jacket," Heaters, Inspirators, etc. Bolts, Rivets, Washers and sundry fittings of all sorts. Send for catalogue of ES ZBOZLLZEIRS, (3-IIDTS We will be pleased to have you call and inspect our stock or to hear from you. If you wish an estimate on an outfit for next season we believe we can save you money. SIMPSON, HARTWELL STOPPLE, The Machinery Depot and Iron Works.

HAPPENINGS IN HOUSTON. PETITION TOR THE OOUNOIL AT ITS MONDAY SESSION. The Trustees of the Bice Institute Want to Koep Streets Out of Their'Property. Visit of Capitalists. IlEADQCABTEES Capitol hotel.

BUBIKESS AND CiBOULATOR's OFFICE, 92 Main Btreet, under Capitol hotel. For tho recoption ol advertisements and where subscribers fauing to receive their pcjiora will pleaae report. HOUSTON, Tei Oct. is to bo a meeting of the city council Monday afternoon at the usual hour and place. Several important matters are to come up, among which will be the petition of the trustees of the William M.

Rico institute of arts, science and literature, asking that tho ground granted by Mr. Rice bo given immunity from invasion by streets. It is tho ground on which thoy propose to erect handsome brick buildings, worth hundreds of thousands of dollnra. The council will probably grant it as a proper recognition of the lavish benolicence of Mr. Kice toward Houston end the cause of education.

In the form of committee and officers' reports there are several other matters to come up of Importance. Hogg: Comiultttoe'i Record. A well known citizen, who has boon a con- Blstont democrat, remarked to-day: "I BOO from tho Post that T. U. Lubbock made a telling speech at a Hogg barbecue yesterday.

Ho failed, however, to toll his hearers about his act leading a Hogg bolt in the Second ward in thy primaries when bo- and his followers boiiton five to one by his neiglibore, nor did he toll how ho tmme high outrageous bolt into tho county convention and deprived the democracy of the county of voice in the organization of tho state convention. "I wonder if tho voters of Harris county forget that and the other revolutionary of the Hogg ofltce soeking.politiaianfi in toll county? Will they nut remember that cUmoorftoy ii.the will of the people freely ex- prewwd and all attempta. to override that will mid uautp authority IB revolutionary? The self constituted 'officials or committee findi no favor with American freemen. The Hogg leaders in this county, composed of chronic office scekere. may blow and puff until Gabriel blows his horn but tho voters will them under on election day too deep to be thawed out until next election.

"This IB a campaign of tho people against the chronic politician nnd office-Beaker. The average voter may'lifiton to the prating of the demagogue, but ha will, go and- vote aa a free American without, a ring In his nose. The laboring man knows who are his friends. What he wants. is plenty of work at good prices and ho can only got it when the country et peace, con8dence established in the Btato government and its future policy and labor and capital moving along hand in hand in developing the reouroos of this grand state.

"Why, some of tho Hogg crowd talk about carrying Harris county 1 Did you over see auoh gall? Beta of two to one are freely offered on the county going for Clark, but no takers. Tho Clark men are good thinkers and itayera and will show up right on election day. By thn way, whon did the secretary of Captft'm Akhe'b Hogg committee got to be a democrat? No doubt they let him in with the greonbackors and third party who aided the primaries to drown the voice of true democrats throughout tho state and carried many counties for Hogg. "I am sorry to see Sam Ashe sacrifice him- in this way. He is a good follow, but is like fish out of water unless he is up to his ears in politics.

He made a big error in accepting an empty appointment from Messrs. Baker and Johnson, mom bora of the car stable convention committee. He should have gone to Sour leko and studied the analysis of those woridorful waters closely, for the benefit of suffering humanity. ''Now, there is Major Looscan--a good follow, too, and harmless; tho most consistent one of the entire Hogg gang. He went to school with Hogg, and is a close personal friend and stands by him through thick and thin.

Yet his word, the Third, went for Clark by 678 to lii in the primaries. All tlio Clark men admire Looacan for his consistency. "By way, did you notice how fow sensible men of your acquaintance support Hogg except on personal grounds or from prejudice? Tho man who had a yearling killed by railroad and didn't get pay for Durham bull is for Hogg. So iu the man who tells you tf-at Hogg and the commission reduced the freight rate 50 cents por ton on cotton seed, and likewise is the public spirited citizen who tells you that moro railroads and corporations and more business in the country will increase the price of his land and he will havo moro tios to Who it? Some statesman, I forget Ins name, who wan nut far from the truth when ho said: 'An ingenious appeal to the prejudices of tho peopln will catoh many or words to that offect. But tho peoplo ore lioing educated.

I think it was Abe Lincoln who said: 'You can fool nil the people some of the time, some of the people all of tho timo, but you can't fool all of tn6 pooplo nil of tho tho way, Mr. RoportorJI see that tins been nuked by tho machine-ap- pointed county executive committee to flay whether not he ia a democrat. It ia asked in ortlor that thay may know whether they will vota for or scratch him. Why 3on't TUB Xpws ask Judgo Shelburne if he IB willing to make a comparison of his record as a orak with tho records Captain Asho, tho chairman, William Aloxandor, tho secretary, Mr. Boll, Mr.

Thompson and several other appointed members of tho committee. If they are all willing, and I presume thoy will bo, for any true democrat is willing to dhow his record, chatechiw thorn after this fashion: 'Hftvo booii a duiitoorat'" evor scratched dor.iocrntio you evur auviaeU or nidod in any other Vifty tho election of RAmhdnto running in opposition to tho democratic nominee? 1 "These arc spocimonp. Thoro aro that might be tultcd that I don't think of now. Let tho mwn wlu has tho worst record atop down and out." likftiy Ihit them questions will Rottlo tho mattnr and that all -Bill bo willing to Vnnontl. forenoon the funeral of tho late Mrs.

Joan D. Flowoilu piacft from tltn of Dr. K. r'. Flowelmn, on A i i place by many friends of the two families, for whom they havo tho warmest sympathy in tho hcur of their affliction.

Capltallotn Invest Money. Several members of party of capitalists were in the city to-day. They arrived hero this morniug. and last night from La Porte, whero they spent three or four days looking over the country nnd making purchases of real OBtato in that vory desirable locality. They aro: Dr.

O. A. Houghton, D. 11. Dunning, Auburn, N.

A. N. Palmer, Emmons H. Sanford, Syracuse, N. Judge H.

Lamberteon, Fairlield, N. Joseph Lewis, Ithica, N. Tom Richardson, Syracuse, N. G. L.

Proscott, Rome, N. J. R. Holmes, Syracuse. T.

W. Leo, A. 0. Blackwoll, J. G.

Kirklund, La Porte. It is learned from one of the party that thoy are much pleasod with La Porte, Houston and this section of the country generally. think it is cmo of the bust countries in tho United States and several of thoin hve already invested and otiiern will follow suit before lone. Individual mombere of tho party purchased in all $132,000 worth of property, making ctish payments. Thoy not only have confidence iu the growth and prosperity of that place, but think it one of the most desirable localities in the state.

"Wbilo the party was there they put in dollars to tho number of $1065 cash for the erection of a Methodist Episcopal church, and on the strength of this a church will be erected, the work of construction to begin very shortly. Several members of the party havo spent tho day looking through HuunUm and iind Lheuibulvutf much pleased. They predict for the Bayou city a bright future ami rapid growth. Kocelvcd Their Now i The Rutherford rangers have received thoir new cavalry saddled nnd had thotn out for tho first timo in the parade yesterday. They aro beauties and striliy the thoughtful find experienced inspector as jewels in their line.

Tho boys are improving their military existence every day and will soon bo without a poor in tho state. Their first annual ball is sot for November 23 nnd promises to bo one of the events of tho season. At tho recent mooting of tho general committee, presided over by II, Woou, tha following committees wore. Appointed: On arrangements: U. B.

Wood, chairman; R. M. Hudson, secretary W. M. Archer, B.

A. Botts, H. H. Kuhlmaii, R. HaileV, E.

A. Flowollon. Geo. ISatwoll, Louis Bryan, F. W.

Slayton, Wm. Anthony, F. Horuford, Henry Will! ford. On programme: Messrs. Flowellon, Slayton and Bryan.

Reception eominittoo; Captain H. B.John- son. D. R. Rutherford, Lieutenant Colonel Wanes, Surgeon Goo.

Larondon, Major Hnd- ley and Captain (loo. Eli IB. Floor committee: Captain W. H. Dotfreoao, B.

A. Bottfl, Jfi. A. Flawetien, F. V.

blayton mid A. M. Hudson. Tho ball Is to bo glvon for the benefit of tho armory fund of the company. Unclaimed Kxpreiw Pnalciigns.

Tho following is a list of packages remaining on hand at Wells, Fargo Co.V express ofllce for tho wook ending October 22: P. Alon, Rebecca Buckuor, I'M Banks, L. Bertram, .7. A. Brown, C.

A. Blnko, Ed Bonson, J. P. Banner, A. CovlnKton, W.

Cul- brenth, Harry Davis, J. Dnrrow, Rachol C. Daily, Edwards, S. Ellis, A. D.

Fisher, 0. H. Gumbold. J. B.

Gilbert, J. Glenn. Homer, Mrs. M. G.

House, 1 A. Jolmes. Mollio Jackson, E. A. Johnson, Mrs.

B. H. Kent, John Kctchum, C. B. Linn, O.

S. Lauimora. Morrhnan, J. A. Morris, W.

S. Mullen, T. Nietch, S. L. Perry, II.

D. I'arry, E. Rigby, O. Swim. It.

A. Tliumluu, Peter Thorn ami W. J. Xueber. At tho Pacific express company: Jesse Curtis, K.

Deuhoath, M. Montgomery, F. Gooaby, F. L. Lockett.

L. Butiar, T. H. Hardosty, J. C.

Hieon.H. Hanson, A. Noark (Korrvillo Rev. S. Willie.

J. G. Sum nor, A. A. Alsbury, J.

Diamond. Bill Dickson. W. Edwards, J. E.

Goosby, A. McMorris, W. B. DuFreoso, G. Kolly, J.

V. Carter, llev. P. Taylor, H. J.

Lasky, C. A. Popular, P. Smith, A. Hnr- rop, J.

Williams, J. S. Dennis, Captain F. Smith, Rich Davis, E. Spripfffl, A.

Strora, J. Pommor, F. Martin, S. Hutchins. Hannah Sherrill.

AIortuAry Koport. Tlie following are tho deaths in Houston for tho wook ending to-day at 12 o'clock as reported by City Health Officer Larendon: October 15: Unknown Mexican; inquest, Mitchell, colored, 10 years, internal injuries. October 1C: Gertie Fox, colored, 5 months, malarial fever. October 18: J. K.

Warfol, 75 yoara, old ago; H. A. Cloud, 42 yuara, morphine poison; Katie Willianis, 21 yean), continued fever; C. Slow- art, infant. larynRitin.

October 1'J: Marie McGowan, colored, 25 years, stricture of rectum. October 20: C. M. Kelly, 65 years, hemorrhage E. Aehwhuod.

U7 yonra, congestion of tho brain; Olaudo Mann, years, eonsrostlvo fever; S. A. Joanaon, H2 years, congestion of the brain; L. Knufhold, 7tJ years, fatty degeneration of heart. Death rato for the week, 16.9 per 1000.

The following roarriage licenses wore issued this wook by County Clerk Wiuklor, ending Charlie Williams and Lizzie Jefferson. W. S. Maborly and Mrs. Elixa Maborloy.

James Bush und Huthie Clark. John McCluro and Mrs. Mildred F. Noutos. F.

H. Marx and Miss Katie Albrocht. Paul Uromond Timpsou and Miss Lottie Lillian Rice. U'inflold Folder and Annio Swede. William W.

Smith and Mrs. Mnrgarot Evaliii AKcn. Arthur Yoakum nnd LUlio Johnson. Jl, G. Fish and Mra.

Mamie C. McCarthy. John Brown and Arthy Hamilton. Houston Clrnrlns: E. Raphael, manager of Uio Houston clearing houbo, reports tho followtiig bank movements for tlio woek: Mnndny, OctohM- 17 fl.ril.11A Tuesday.

Ortohor IK Wodiicsdny. l(t (1 Katuidiy. October 22 1 There has boon a strong influence brought to hf-ar upon thn-o who hnd in hnnd I atfement and control of the rootmt tablonui illiiatrfiting tho sailiog of Columbus across thu A a i hin discovory of America, to hfUo t.iiom 'i his in done loontly by I thoNo wiic wont out to ilia oinnin inntottd of altnnding tho tibleaux at tho orjra 1 I Ko are to be ftrcommo- dating and will hkoly repent the exhibition. 1 Tljero id RtUxjhod to it. haw- ever.butaBlhey believe that the patronage will meet that thoy are willing to ropoat them.

Quito a number of requests have been made. It is likely thnt tho extra expanse- would be moro than covered by tho receipts of tickets. Church Notices. Tho Taborna-jle Methodist Episcopal church, south, Rov. John E.

Groon pastor. Services at 11 a. in. and 7.30 p. in.

by tho pastor Sunday school tt.oO a. Prof. D. Deoh- ord superintendent; Epworth leuguo prayer mooting at G.45 p. in.

First Independent church, Fischar's hall, Houston nvenuo. Union Sunday school at 3.30 Dr. Olive nnd Horvieo at 8 with leoturo by K. W. Brown.

Subject, "Songs of Ascents." All aro welcome. Capitol nvenuo Christian churtni, corner of Carolino. Subject Sunday 11 "Who Is My Neighbor?" At 7.110 p. "God Seeking Men." Sunday school at 9.30 a. young people's society of Christian endeavor meeting nb G.30 p.

m. J. C. Mason, older. Rov.

H. B. Saudore, state evnugslist, accompanied ffy Prof. Douthett aud wife an Bingern, will begin a series of meetiogs with tho Capitol avenue Christian church congregation on October 30, which will bo continued several weoka. For a Sunday Ride.

Of the proposed electric railway bolt, to go along tho boulevards of Houston Heights nud come into tho city over the Glcnwood lino, two Tnilfm nnrt a nrn done nnd rondy for Borvico except that the brackets for supporting tho trolley wire are not in plaou. To make up for this shortage and keep many peoplo from being shut out of a trip to Houston Heights tho railroad peoplo havo arranged to run the Washington street or Glonwood cam beyond their prcBont torniinuB to the untruuco of the boulevard from Houston thvy will euu- noct with curs drawn by dummy locomotive, upon which thoy can ride out two and hulf niilea ovur the new road. It will bo a pleasant ride und numy people will doubtless take ad- vantaguof it to sou tho improvements made in the now town. TCtttio Putnnni. This afternoon, Katie Putnam and compnny appeurull for tlio second timo nt the oporu house, in "An Unclaimed Express 1'tiokugo." They were greeted by a largo audience, composed mostly of ladies, who generally were plonned with tho performance.

This ovoninif. Miss X-'utimm apponrod in tho uharaoter of Lena, the Madcap, to only a fair tiizod audience and flho was accorded a cordial reception. Monday ovoning the boards will bo hold by "Tho Midnight Alarm." I'ropurlntr for Gran At tho last luootingof Gray lougo of Masons Mr. S. D.

Mooro was appointed committee on recaption and entertainment for tho mooting of tho grand lodjjo ot Masons of tho state, to take nlnoo in Docetnbor. Tha other Masonic boaics of tho city will appoint thoir committees Intar. Tho work to bo done requires time, effort and experience, as several hundred Masons aro to bo made comfortable and happy. l''lneer Cut OfT, This morning at H. House's mill, in tho Fifth ward, two nogroea wore lifting a vory heavy pieco of iron, whan ono oud of it fell and mashed olT tho first joint of tho foreflngar of the right hand of Bob RhodoH, one of thu negroes who doing tho lifting.

The Courts. D1BTHICT COUIIT. W. V. Ilite vs.

F. B. Ilite; report of commissioners under oath examined aud approved and title to rest in accordance with it. James H. Kolly et al.

vs. San Antonio and Aransas Pnaa railway company; E. P. Hamblen appointed guardian ad litcin of minor plaintiff, John Kelly; bond of $100 to bo filed in ton days. Anfirow Doone vs.

Texas and New Orleans railway company; continued by defendant. J. M. Qeisehnan vs. Houston oity stroet railway company; continued generally.

Thoo Kollor vs. S. M. Smith ot loavo to plaintiif to illo first amended original petition R. J.

Thackor appointed to ropresout defendants, Sarah M. Smith, Mary C. Barton and C. J. Smith, citod by publication; plaintiff dismisses as to Phil G.

Fall, Obodiouco Fort liryeu, Honry Bryon, Sarah Althea Terry, Kato Overtoil, O. Overton, H. G. Runnels and David B. Smith: judgment for plaintiff for tho land sued for.

tica of appeal givon in open eourt mid judgment by default atjamst Piety L. Hadly, Annio G. Symuuin, Obedience Lubbock, Wm. Fort Smith, W. C.

Smith. Bcllo Asbury, Tlios. U. Asbury, C. Ward, Uoorgo A.

Clark, James Bryan und Sam Hunuele Bryan. Hirsch va. Hy round; continued generally. 11. Frcmol VH.

TT. Moore; clotondant marln default. Judgment for plaintill' for $150 at 12 por cent interest from October 28, 18S8, and foreclosure of vundors lion on lot 12, south sid'j Buffalo bayou, block Hil8. The oiiiy eauo filed in thy offloo of Difltrict (Merk WnticH to-day wad tliat of Mary Jane Gallagher VA. George Gallaghor, asking for a divorce.

Tho petition alleges that defendant heat tho plaintiff with his ti3t and assaulted lior violontiy und calioil her vilo and tilthy names, and at another time assaulted her while dick in bed. On these grounds aho aaka for a separation From defendant. COURT. Arthur Singleton, assault and battery; fined $5 and eoutf. Roach, fined $3 and costs.

Sam Powuil, throwing advertising matter on street; fined $3 and costs. W. C. C. ('ooper, leaving team unhitched; flned $.

and coats. Ilcnry Small, leaving team unhitched; fined $6 and coats. Georgo Tndogrando, leaving toara unhitched flnod $5 nnd costs. L. Gordon, Hucd and cosU.

Howard King, leaving team unhitched; fined and costs. George Mitchul, loading team uulutchod; flnel and ootitd. vagrancy; $10 and coats. Wm. Hans, drunk flnod aud wU.

Matt ilU coats. A I rotlHT. Hnnry Cftrtor, carrying a pistol; plea of guilty; finnrt I'rauk Il.ifor.I, a pUtol; on ftflirlftvtt of doffiiidniit. C'hnrlcs Millar, assault to in ardor; bond of $ojO forfeited. Aho tholt; ploa ot guilty; ten davs in jail.

Colonel II. i i Captain Craig nnd ornl other of the K.niflhta of Pythias taken tLa LAudeo.uc rooniH of the Loft Hand fishing club by mem- bora and entertained in tho usually cordial manner of tho loft handers. Adam Raff and Jucuu KafTa, subjects of tho euiporor of Germany, took out naturalisation papora in County Clerk Winkler's ollico. Camp Dick Davllug of Confederate veterans will muet to-morrow afternoon at 4 o'clock at the light guard armory, on Texas avenuo and Faunin street. This afternoon tha central market was crowded with peoplo making purchases for Sunday dinners, and thoro were good things without end to purchnso.

Mattie Jarvie, aged yeara, a stopdaughtor of Mr. Richnrd Rlddlo, died at her homo on Stnto street at o'clock this morning and was buried at 4 o'clock this afternoon in tho Gor- uiim cemetery. Thoro will bo a bm political mooting at Koch'6 ward south, Monday night at 7.30 o'clock, whon, amonff others, Mr. E. H.

Vaamor, candidate for county judge, will address tho peoplo. There will bo a mass meotinp in the fifth ward on Hill street; at Josso McKou's place on Tuesday nitfht. Prominent candidates indorsed by tho republican nnd pooplo'e party will be present to deliver addresses. Lieutenants Hutchins and Torry and Corporal TJ, Smith of the Houston light puard have been engaged to-day in selecting furniture for the now light Ruard. Thoy aro a committee on that work and have dono part of it.

I'tirsonal. W. of Burnott ii in tho oity to-day. Sheriff T. J.

Epperson of Polk county ia tho city to-duy. Miss DolUe Parker goos to Galveatou Monday to visit friends. Dr. D. L.

Peoples of Navasota arrived in tho city this morniug. Miss Lizzie Porry of Galvoston Is tho guest of -Mrs. M. W. Garnott.

Mrs. Perry of Galvustou is visitiuc Miss Barsiiza of Travis street. O. S. Lannrers of Dallas is quartered at tho Capitol while- in tho oity.

H. J. Hriffanco of Xavasota is doinyr tho metropolis on short vitut. F. H.

McElhono of Dallas is dcmloilod at the Capitol whUu tho city. Major Q. W. Durant, a loading cltlnon of Alviu, was in tho oily to-day. L.

M. Disney of Alviu left hero thin evening for Austin on a business trip. Mist) Maggie of Mobile is here visiting hor siBtor, Mra. W. G.

Soars. Dr. K. H. Harrison of Columbus while in tho oity la stopping at tho Capitol.

Austin Miller of this city wont to Dallas last ovoning to tako iu tho state fnir. Honry llso, a good citirbn'Of Columbus and a utrcnu Clark man, in iu tho city to-day. K. M. Longcopo, a former Houstontan, but now of Lampasas, was in tlto city to-day.

John Willaoy, loading business man of Portland, wua in tho city this morning. John J. Ftmt, a miliimm of Africa, but a former Houalonian, is hero on short visit. Tom Richardson nnd Etl Proscott of La Porto are both stopping at tho Capital while tho city. Judge W.

E. Kendall, after upending aov- oral days in Gnlvoston, returnee! to the oity this morning. Mrs. ChiirloH P. Shoarn and childron returned' homo this morning from a visit to relatives in Galvanton.

Mrs. Thoodoro Peroira, daughter Ratio and son Thoodoro. of thin city, loft this oven- ing for Now Orleans, whoro Miss Ratio will rcmniu to cttond school. Mra. Walter E.

Cross nnd daughter, Mias Sue Lucille Cross, of Chattanooga, aro expected hero soon to visit relatives. Cross is tho daughter of General Thomas ij. Hown'rd. Cataon, St. LOUIR: Mrs.

T. B. Yale, John Willacy, Portland X. B. Putnam, Conroe; R.

H. Brueo, Minoola; Sam Schwarz, Hompstcad; H. D. Brownloe, Nebraska City, MoMillor, Galveaton; George Barkus, Philadelphia; Tom Richardson and G. L.

Proscott, La Porto; J. W. Kolly, Now York; A. N. Pftlmor and E.

H. Sanford, Syracuse; Jamos Norman, Now York; Will McCotton and J. C. Warren, St. Louis; Dr.

K. Harrison. Columbus: G. C. McCrakon; Brenham; J.

L. Poeples, Navaeota; P. Vohey, San Antonio; E. W.Thompson. Waco; E.

L. Anderson, Cincinnati; C. ri, Krauso, York; W. H. WeaUrnU, Burnot; F.

II. McElhono, Dallas; W. II. Curth, Galveston: Jas. Bowman, T.

B. Maddox. Now York; Otto S. Lammers, Dallas; A. J.

Smith, Now Orleans; Oscar S. Veigh, Now York; A. T. Billot, Wm. E.

Whito, Philadelphia; A. Hirsch, Now York; O. H. Haughton, Auburn, N. J.

S. Larnborson, Syracuse; Josuph Lewis, Now York; J. G. Kirkland, J. K.

Holmoa, A. Blackwell. La Porte; ohu iSuiith, Boston; W. E. McDonald, San Antonio and Aransas Pass railway; Mrs.

S. C. Partner, Miss Gertrudo Ernest, Master Ernest Farmer, Mrs. Hanson, Miss K. Hansom, Mm.

L. McGhoo, Richmond, J. K. Mops, St. Joseph, J.

TT. Cohn, New York; T. Houston, Houston; R. Korchoval, St. Louin; J.

E. Newton, Mnnitou, 1C. M. Longcopo, Lampnsatt; Charles H. Byrno, Galvcstfin V.

E. Clegg, Now Orloans; It. Bryant, Houston; H. I. Briganci.

1 Navn- sota; Mrs. H. I'jvand, Beaumont; James A. Smyth, Conrou; J. W.

locator, G. H. Potter, Chicago, and Gourjju Jordan, City of Mexico, aro at the Capitol. Oonrt of Criminal Appep.lg. TrLER.

Oct. J. M. Hurt, presiding justice; W. L.

Davidson, justice; 12. P. Smith, clerk. Tho court of criminal appeals to-day docidod tho following coses: Affirmed: Walter Bryant vs. state, from IJoxar; Joo Johnson alias Williams vs.

Ptato, from Boxnr; ox parto W. D. Moador, from Boxar; Mollissn Williams vs. state, from Boxnr; Bob Sifful vu, stnto, from J. A.

Tnguo vs. stato, from Dalian; Tom (iroon VB. stato, from Dnllas; Thorontioa Lopox, from Duval; Pedro Vonodis VB. state, from Duv.il. Kovorsod and remanded: Bill Low VB.

Btato, fvnm Hill. Dismidecd: Ikn Graham VB. atato, from Clay; Satnuol Harriet vs. atato frum t)u Witt. Tim foUcwing eubrnittod: Stony Hnl! vs.

Btato, fn Howio, two CAHOH; John Parker vs. fltdtc from AiiROStnrfi i i i i nil owr Tho world ni tli" erf-fit i i of ortrnnw. Dr. is tlio only NEWS FROM TEXAS TOWNS BEVEKAL SAILOES DESERT THEIB BHIPS AT VELASOO. They Want to Stay iu This Country and Go to farming--More Than a Bale to an Acre.

Children Cr-y for I 8 A I A VKIJABCO, Oct. 'deserting Bailors, for whose nrroat thoir captains havo offered rewords, nro hiding noar town, and iu the woods on Oyster creek, probably supplied with food by friends in the city. Officers Kollott and Webb have, during the past week, been vainly trying to discover tho runaways' hiding placo and it is probable tho ships will sail without them. Some of them nro Swedes, who want to remain here and engage iu farming. Itreiilmm JtuilKfct, BUEKHAM, Oct.

West Mill creek turnverein will hao a picnic near "Wesley to-morrow. A. Y. Person's "Midnight Alarm" wns presented at ttio opera house this evening to a vpry good Leslie "Faust nud MaRuerito," which is billed for October 2o, is the next attraction. There was a supper nt Gay Hill schoolhousu last night, given by the ladies of tho community for the purpose of raising funds to repair tho building.

A neat Bum wua realised. Dr. E. L. Thompson of Dallas nnd Dr.

H. M. Swearingon of Austin wore here to-day. C. C.

Gncrctt, chief justicp court of civil appeals of tho First judicial district, came up from Qalvcston to-day to spend Sunday with his family here. Hon. Seth Shopird of Dallas and L. R. Bryan and family of O.ujntana aru hero.

Tho Hobor artesian well is now down Bomutluiig over iXXJ foot. A Htrutuiu of marl has been reached and, tho progress of tho drill is very slow. The feat in the Polander Battlement noar ChappoU Hill Thursday wiw a very enjoyable affair. Tho fostivitlos ooncluded witli a danco winch lasted, until 1 o'clock thin morning. Thoro wan no political speaking.

Hon. W. M. Allison of San Saba. judge of tho Thirty-third judicial district, is hero visiting his brother, F.

It. Allison, local agent of tho Ciulf, Colorado and Snnta Fo. Tauka All Full. ELOIS, Oct. has fallen hero almost every day for a week and tanks aro fillutl up.

Sumo ul Uio ruiiub Into tiru bu muddy that many planters cannot bring in their cotton. Cards aro out announcing tho nuptials of Mr. James liooblo, cashier of the IJank of Elian, and Mr. Carl Speed, tho former to Mies Poarl, tho latter to Miss the lovely daughters of Dr. McCulluugh, on Wednesday tho lUth intjt.

The fire boys of Elgin havo commenced drill exorcises under the able leadership of tho chicf Mayor C. A. King, nnd mako a pood showing with tho hook and ladder and hose catt. It, is reported that Uio burnt district will soon bo covered with brick buildings. Kov.

Sir. McCullough will preach in the Presbyterian church, to-morrow, whon it is expected a congregation will bo present. Cutlou ut iiuriiot. BUKNF.T, OcU receipts to date, 1H20 bales. This ie a falling off from last yoar.of over 1000 bales up to this date.

The ladies of tho HapUst church gave a supper on last Friday night, which benefited their church handsomely, and on Tuesday night tho Methodist church parsonage was likewise pecuniarily aided by a handsome sum realized from a church supper. The Ancient Order of United Workmen organized a lodge here on Monday night, with seventeen charter members. Tho Lincecum murder case, tried thiaweek, resulted in a mistrial. The Gautior murder case is iu tho hauda of a jury. Tho Taylor murder case ia on trial.

Matrimony nt llcaumont. BEAUMONT, Oct. aro out announcing the marriageof Misa Emmie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Sniythe, to Mr.

R. F. Chcesemau, on Wednesday, the 20th inflt. Both parties of this city. Mr.

Thomas Rimer of West Lake, Miss Annie Andrews of Nona, wore quietly married last evening by the Hov. Dr. Ellis at tlio Jordan house. Tho happy couple loft for Lake Ch.nrles on the 32,45 train. Hon.

Stovo West of Woodville, candidate for district judge, was in the city yesterday. Mr. Ous Uolston. woighmastor here for tho Texas and Now Orleans railroad, has gone to Houston as a witness in a case against tho company. Coal Minos I'pnsed.

LAKRTIO, TPS, Oct. was fllod yesterday iu tho clerk's office of Webb county an instrumdnt for record bearing date of October 4, 3S92, whereby Allen Macdonald had loaned to William Anderson for a torm of twenty yearn the San Tomas coal mines, situated at tho terminus of tho Rio Grande and Eaglo Pass railway, twenty-eight miles north of Laredo in Webb county. It is stated that Mr. Anderson will oporato thu mi UGH to their fullest capacity. Labt night a meeting was held in this city for the purpose of organizing an athletic association for the oncouruguinout of outdoor itports.

iMurrlart I try on. BRYAN, Oct. William Polk of Houston nnd Miss Pinkston woro married at tho homo of tho bride's father in thin place on the 20th instant by Rov. H. V.

Shortly nftor the ceremony the tmppy couple loftforDallafl and north TCIAB to Hpemd thoir honoymoua. Yentonlay w.i* holiday at tho agricultural iind mechanical oollogy or. itcoouiit of (Wmm- bun dfiy iui'1 many cfldcU woro hi Ucyuu visiting. Work progroRSOH steadily on tho aitofiian woll nt the college- nnd a depth of over fcot han been roachod, it Itiilo IVi- Aorn. KART I A Ont.

--'Pho Btorc of Mr, wna Thurftdny nift'tit by BOITIO ontorod by taking out nno fif IhH win flow f.nd iinlatohing takiuff ROIOO porkflt i i amount.rig 10 j-W. No riow t'j th" thiftf. Uov. John K. of Flatonm ir holdirtc flBorics of mootings at this place.

He is on interesting speaker and good interest is being takou; two confessions. lie will organize a Methodist church, nflor which tho Methodist will havo regular preaching once month. The weather is line and tho cotton crop is being gathered rapidly. Mr. L.

Urbanec, a thrifty Bohemian, Bays he has gathered UK bales of cotton off ton acroa and will get another bale. This shows what kind of land is around East Bernard. tiumu TMrdn Plentiful. LOVELAUY, Oct. 22.

Tho weather has boon threatening rain all week, but so far it has failed to come, which is a blessing to those who have cotton yet in tho fields: A good many pooplo speak of going to Palestine Sunday to hoar the Rev. Sam Jones preach, There is a good deal of complaint of slow fever on Trod its' prairie, a fow miles west of here, and there have been several dcaihs from this cause during the past two weeks. Sportsmen arc getting their doga and guns in good shape for hunting as soon as a norther comes. Tho crop of birds is reported to bo vory good. Married and AVent to the FnJr.

FUELSUUBG, Oct. Dr. T. E. Mitchel was married to Miss Alma Kolhnann, daughter of Postmaster Kolhnann, Tuesday night at 8 o'clock.

Squire Putney of Columbus pet- formed tho ceremony. The married couplo left for tho Dallas fair noxt morning. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALE CONTESTS OF AH ELEGANTLY APPOINTED HOUSE Wu will soil on I MONDAY, OCT. 24, 1892 On premises, soutli Bide (if avonno between 12th and No.

comiuoucmn at 10 a. m. One Volvo Eiitflfcli pattorn, silk plash Pnrlnr Suite of iiiocos, 1 Hue luind rrirvou lueiith cuniury Boole Caso. with nxidizod trim- mini bainhoo cimu liuroen Rattau RockcTK. 1).

IJ. 'iirputB, (Jliorry 1 silk lush On JJod cliurry Piuumrooiu consislini; of Hidclwtiril, Extension Tublt und styk 1 of sevcntoouth century 1 corner Cliiuti Cabinul hi Oak, Diniiur Sat. Ulfcbfcwuro, Olock etc. 1 oxtra heavy BO! id walnut (truncli pluto utirrore) M. T.

half-canopy Bt'drooin SuiiL 1 Armoiro tw mutch I sixteouth century Ht-dnioiu Suito. Matting, Bed- ilinff, liny Hull I hit lUt-k in Oak, BrJc-a-Urac, Shinies. Awniug, Buck's Brilliant (Juok Hturu, Hofrijjci'Uitor. PENLAMD BREATH. BY W.

I. ZIGDGSON SON. S.M.K. Cotton! Cotton! KALKS COTTON. Cotton! DEVEIIK, Oct.

Plenty of rain lias fallen and was badiy needed. Public school opened InsL week with good attendance; Prof. S. A. Fairchild, teacher.

Tho Methodist revival meeting nouiuieuccd on tho 20th inaliuit. For account of vrhnm it mr.y concorn by J'ublic Auction. KOSEIIUU, Oct. A Love from Waco gave one of his amusing hero Tuesday night. Last night tho ladies of Rosebud gave church supper, from which thoy realized $115 OX -OH-- HOUSTON ADVERTISED LETTERS.

The following is a list of leltnra rnmaining in thu Houston postollk'o for thu week ending October 23. Parties calling for these letters will plcaso say "advertised," Riving date. A chargo of 1 cunt in mode on each place of mail advertised. GKO. A.

RACE, P. M. 1.AD1E8' LIST. Uorry Ocnio Miss Jtnily Klfza Jauo Miss HimiOH A -Mrs linker A 1 Mrs Itnrrinirftm Noitip Mrs ConnuU Khcn Deary Viola MicH JJoun Alma Miss Kiirvln Kllu MlrfS W. I.

IIODflKON it Auctionoers-- Oillfo No. 'armirlck't Street-- On MONDAY, October '21, 1SU2, nt I I o'clock n. at the iVHc.Gn I'ulTnii I'rcss, by order aud under tlio ttu- pi-i-vihiun of 1)10 flio jmrt, will be i 1 i monKir diimaged by lln 1 wntor r.tcani«lilp Kprinuwcll. I 'I On-ft iK'fiiifiliiliver). i Nt'UClAL Kchonncr Sad to C.

Summer has arrivad with coul to Mr. J. W. HortfortL Call communication of LniiiiuNo. C.

A.F. ami Slonduy, Oct. 24. at l.ltO p. IK, work in MaeturV 'lector JxxlttO No, iiiitl all Kojouriiinwbroriiren invitod, Hy ardor of ''W.

t. 1 N. Kloy.Socryt.nry. Texntt Xiuo-- Notioe-- Tho Steamship Win. I'.

Mitchell, Ntnvmuu. Mostor, from will conmu'nct 1 is churn ing uudor nononil order, at Brick wlinrf on Zlnt rou- oufi will pli'HRi' cull nt Uio ofllcooi tbo uiulur- iod, iay treiKlit nnd and rt'ctnvo ttulivcry AH im'rcJiniidlea ronmlnluK on whnrf twenty-four liourH uftor will bo Htorod, or loft on wlmrf. at risk wid us- Uoyly Ponrl KdwnrdH Lcrt Mrs Kioal Annio Mist Fodrick LonUu Mrs 0 Hillurn Aninndn Mrs Huiio Mnn.lin MrK lloldon I'Linmn Mian Jlaus Luvt-Mrs JQIIIUS Juiitiio Miss Loiicbt Suoly Mis-s Muchoy Acgy Mrs Moiiton ('Inritlo Miiy Iroon MiitliowMuy Miss Sluniii 8 A Mm GoorRe Mrs Norinu Mollii) Nurtlirup Lula Mrs Noblo Miss PaliiiwrJ Mrs J'-inor iJisn Philip Mrs Miss Slaughter Huttifl Houry Mrs Xuru Miss Saudors Mattio Mra Shorroii Mra Taylor fciallie iliss Travis Mary Mrs Uelpliia Miss Walker Ada Miss Mary Wheolor May Miss Wulkur JoHnio ynuntr Siuca UENTLKMCN'R LIST. ICntmoii Liley Mrc FrunUHn I) Mies (ioo.hvin Molliu Mm (Jitorco Alice Mrs tiurloy JC Holt I'nrrifi Miss Jlimt Eliza JooMics HerrinRtoii Jocio Miwa Hobert Jnluisou A i MaytiAddio'Mrs Mitc.lmllCMrs Moor Miss i i MntiiiiitH Mary Mrs II Nelson Mihin'a MM Nolan IT Mra Olivor IMiiltllM A It Mra i iiiiiin-y i Miss I'orter Mary Mii-s lloiil I i i a i i SldllMn.IulaM'u" Sinionis Mat Mrs Sissii-iMnry Tallu Mrs Tiinla-rsley Kd Mrs 2 WiluoiiA Mrs Nm.cy Vatus iilsny Baas EHkn Ktinda Eucubio Hosstic .1 Jl (lurk Jaroy Jlov Javics John Fnniny 1 1'onlor Fricdloy Howard Gilbert ('harlots (Jroou OcHjrL-o (lltiascocl: Out TIL Hall Fntiik HnltaK 1 Jonknigs Kolly rbarlcy Locliriflpo illio i MutUix March McOawlt-v It Cap rnitrlinr Harvy KnachTlios Ucaffan Jack Koynolds. 1 i Saundorh Srlinnldor Ti.on-.psonWillie Turnnr Tnylor Jt Kritx Wricht.

Andornoo Williams Scnvjr WntkinnSam Wnttnpfl UnorKO AndrftWK KinnniKeii Jjfiwrpnco Ilnrrltard i i i i Hallnrd A rnneJ Kd Dantin Job'ii Knrrnn BPIIJ Kiiiiiet JJ (lunil A lioi'O Vermm ILniiitidliu A 1) Jliiborlcy JInllin a Do Luncy Snm Jurilan Kline AM Lyon i Henry Millor knnc arm ion MulocUv Marsh II Nolton Frank PnUTFim Henry Powell Dan Kiitliorfoi-H Hausol i i Kurnrford Icnry Hlinlc Rmrnt Snnpso-! find Smith (inurtto Sliarbnao 'riimnpnon U'oeloy Torrin Vcriuit 1'rrtor Wall Woinhorftor Willio Wood i i a Wallers I i i a Howard Mil PernoHs RTC broVcn 1nwn from overwork or houKehMd Itrown's Iron Kilters i i a r.it'.i rrmfivnr- iixecfis of bilo, Oct A TI i i in Lo'd In tlio iiamn tlio vot -r nf I nnli-r it i i to voto on from i i II. i Tnx. i I i HiiM.JUi-r. A for- I'ruvid. nl I.ifn I i i ALSWOUTH.

nalo acont for Avory Cultivators mid Plantord. Old Hickory Rons, Plmit'n I'd warp. Mall ordora A SII1CAUX-- JJcnlor iu Corn, OaU, 2. 4 nnd 0 Trnris strept. A I'.

SII1C Unui, liny, I A 1 ItKAXS WOKJt.S. Split Pulleys, Sluittiiitr, IJiistinttsunilKfltmir llniif-tou, '1'i-i. I A AVIHIi CMITH. ft Hnutttnb. aro Btnto OJWIITS of tbo mreostuinl i i i i i i i i i i in tlio world.

Scinl for P. A Attoruvy nt Law, i A.M.* K.UKNT. AN inipdrtur and dunlur in Liino, Ct-moiit. Plastor Paris, Jliur, tire Itriclf.Clay. Sower No.

tl 1 in Portlnnd nntl JJoseii'lalo Ct-mont. Lhr.o, I'lastpr, I'iro IJrick, ttc. A manufaetiirers of rturin bi'tU. i WDVO wire gpriiiKR, HnsU street. 1 I KST s( 11-TH -Si Piu'Jiurd'ii Troy Srp.in; Luundry.

All work i i to rflroivos prompt nnd ctiri'ful altfiitiuci. HI- phono JioiiJiton, Ti-x. Don't buy Wall Paper until you vrrito to mo for namplon and pricoi nf Prices lower thaa HOUSTON. Notice. Hidi aro rnquofitod for tlio furnishlnRof coal nnd wood to tho public sclmolp dnrinff tho season coal to bo best white ash and a coou of ft(l coal; wood to bo pino, four fcot IOIIR, 01 -sawed and split, as may bo ordered; r-ood nnd ropl lw dolivorad to of tlio f.r.]}(x\ hiiildinRa nnd nt.

snrh timcn and in such i i i i i OH may oi-drrud. Tho riffht, it nmrrvft 1 1o rnjnct any and all i i i i )w up (o I in. on I. 1X)VKNRKRO. oniTriitt'X' nt: HnppHns, MOTICE.

I XKtfS. 6) A YEAR. GiLlfflON GAS CO. All orrlArn or to frocppt fihnnld ho loft thft rtfflca of in tint hriclc V.JiMlru: oa MARKF.T BKT. 24TI1 A XftTH, hoau of 8 tnd 12 a'olook fc.

JOHN fl. F.WALT..