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168 TO IDS Eacb Wees for 52 "Weeks Tor GO Onlveiton Sunday Novel and 1 The Oal- tcftcn IVcekly a into nJdrcts for fci a lor thrca ruoattj, V5 The iJumlay lies numerous special rnakoit iutortsiir.K to all TviiJc-Thp Weekly NCTVC cun- dfrDfc-J reports of Tveelt'a dolcgb from nil quartan of tho civUiiott norlil. Snbsciilw Ibrxjugh lot a) ots or tlirpct to A. II. BKLO Publishers. GALVESTOX.TKX.

VOL. L--NO. 111. GALVESTON, TEXAS, MONDAY, JULY 13, 1891. ESTABLISHED 1842.

Will Sell at Auction 100 Lots in the heart of the CITY OF HITCHCOCK Thursday, July 16, 1891. Special train. Refreshments free. Don't fall to attend. For further information apply to THOS, W.

JACKSON, (iciicrnl Laud Agent. GOUSTOIEIEiT HOTEL Every SIpTit Except IVeilnesiiay. A. E. SIcGowen IRON AND BltASS Houston, McJDADE ilATTEKS.

Interest In EEollfflous Meetings-- ThoGrow- InR Schools--Matters in General. 3JcDADE, July rains havo recently fallen this section, aud tho prosjffict for crops both ol corn und cut ton aro very fine. The Houston and Texas Central railroad 13 building a new cotton platform, tho old ono being to atnall tco handle tho coming crop, which will no doubt be ahead of all jmstcrops. Tfio Texas Building nmlLoaa ftssociaUon ul Onlvofltuti has organized branch in McDadL 1 M. George Milton, John Taytor, A.

and Andy havo set tho ball to rolling. This will be of jri-cnf benefit to tho town. Tlio public Bclfool list now MO names us against DO last year. Messrs. II.

Bassist, JohnKelton and Harry Krcoinauaro tho trustees, and everything points forward to a prosperous school. A Btring baud haa been Mr. Gus Rehfeld aa leader. They propose to innVo things hum in. a musical manner.

Tho McDade potteries arc running at their full capacity, aud find a ready sato for all their waie. J. W. and Georgo Milton havo received their commissions as notaries publto from headquarters at Austin. Tho protracted meeting at tho Baptist church closed on Friday.

There) wcro several additions to tho membership anU a good meeting is. Tho meeting' nt tho Christian church is B'ill in progress, conducted by Elder Vr'ilson of Now Itid. Ho a fine preacher and presents tho doctrine of the church very ably and pleasantly, Ho lira nindo many warm friends Jioro and tho people bo sorry to see Win leave. Revs. Dam nnd Hearn of tho M.

K. church havo been conducting a successful meeting at Oak Hill and hava now go no to Morgan chapel. Auut Jano Ivy, ono of tho oldest residents of this section aud a native of Alabama, died yesterday at tho residence of John Myers, Jler remains will bo interred to-day at Chapel. Misses Florence Dison and Annn Clarlr of Paige, A i i i hero this week, tho guests aige, ATO- visiting hero this Mrs. M.

Billingsley. Mr. lain Jones and family of Manor, nre hero visiting frir.ndn and attending Misa Janio MoFhcivon of Elgin, niid Mis-s Kdn of Bastrop, aro visiting Mc- IJadc- at iiresont, Lee of tho guoat of Mies Mnry Smith. in home from he had been attending ho cotimicrcinl college, A BUbscription is being ritiacd for building echool liouws at fittyer, tho new booming town over on tho T. B.

and II. This is till a hunter's pnrndisc. Mr, lien ivrs in town the other day eelUny killed out on tlio enud hills. Xilnes from Lyoua. July arc feeling BORiowhal discouraged over tho lengthy drouth.

Corn was cut short to their expectation, though will bu nearly enough made for homo consumption. Tho cotton crop IB looking very promtmng, but will soon ncod a Mr. W. H. Hook ond family of Wylio left for yest-erclny, To Open tho Orpbanapo, DALUAB, July Catholic or- plianago will be opened to-morropr.

It IA proposed by proinotere of this charity that tho velcomo to tho BUters takes the form ol a pound party. IKDIOATIOSTH. WAaniNOtox, July till a p. m. Saturday.

For eastern Texas: (iensrallu fair; tiailonfiry temperaturef futhcttat iffrjj. Cotton rcplon bultotin for tlio tyvcnty-four hours at )). Titli mcridiniititiio Jaly 12: STATIONS. Abllono licltou JJreiiliAm Coratcniin Columbia Cucro lloarna 1'aiCBtiaQ San An'oaio Hhi-mian Tyler Vr nec Tcmpuoratru. ItlZl MiD.

S7 93 DO 111 ss 00 92 I OJ TO 72 74 ci (M (lAl.VF.9iOK. July ntui cot.Jhioi, cf tl.r\ oh tno i.a/i.oj i Ji. QirDporUjcl by t.Tii!^.! Sfiitni i rr-co- Vert Hill Han TO A llnr.lTem. i Vrl. HIST FROM SAN MARCOS.

Tho Prosperous Chautauqua--A. Contest Over the Most Popular Young Lady. SAX M.ULCUS. night there large assembly at Cltautauctun hill to hoar Dr. II.

M. DuBorfo IT; his i ''The Dream? of Three Summi-i Miss Hardwicke also gave two charmmg recitations by refluent. This is C. T. U.

day, and at 11 n. in. Unit Echolnraud orator, Ur. M. C.

LocUwoixlof Citi cin'nati, was agmn greeted by a Inruo audience, his subject inul IgHlrv tion." To-iiinlit Rev. C. Archer of Shetmaii willlecuro on tho "I Us nnd Discords of Married Life." Of all tlm nulctl speakers who have addressed 'Sic enibly since its organisation, perhaps, few havo drawn out larger audiences tlirm Dr. K. M.

DuBosc. A gentleman remarked tlie other day that "great- wan Uiana of the but greater is DuBoaO of tl Icclur'. 1 aro delivered ovcry afternoon nt 7,30 at tbo 1 L. H. pavilion.

On every Sunday morning a nuniel Sunday school is conducted multr tho tabenmi'Io bysYjiucof i i bc-st a school workers hi tho land. There school of elocution under the direction of Ilurdwicke. The tcnchd.3' normal Bchool is conducted, by Professor Jones of Jluntsvilk'. Thu cIiiiutOLiqua is flourishing as uover 11 of ore in its history, and San Marcos is htifipy. Cotton is beginning to need rain.

Mr. Tom Culiier, jointer, foil from a high building "yctitcruny ami wai considerably bruised up, but ir. is thought ho is not very seriously hurt. Tho San Marcos Free Press is ottering scholarship iu Coronal institute lo tho most popuhir young lady iu San Marcos. The contest is exciting tho whole- town.

Tho Daily Free- gives tho voto to-day on tho highest three aa follows: MIPS "Dello Souter, 57B: Miss Carrio Kone, 1G: Misa Floreuco McMcaus, 490. Tho contcafc closcj 22. Th3 Bronbnm Budaot, BiiE.viL\\r, July camp ni IJIK under tho auspices of tlio apt ista of Waah- iiifjton Saturday pTonuic at tlio Fireman's park. Some arc tho ground and others are expected Monday. Ilev.

Sid Williams, tho evangelist of Meridian, will be hero Alonday, and tho meeting will then bo carried on under hia leadership. Tho management havo Jettera from railroads grouting special of 4 cents por mito for tho round trip, good for ten aecommo flato those from a distance desiring to attend tho mooting 1 Ilev, 13. lliggs, formerly of tlib placc now of Dallas, occupied tho pulpit at tho Presbyterian church Sunday, liolding both morning nnd' evening service. His- sermons wcro in his usual plain, logical style, which, though aiul always full nf cfinifhtiK-sa mid bristling with thouybt. The citizens liavo purchased a handsome Bilk guidon for tho Field artillery, and it will bo to tho company Monday night ut Gunnnnift iiarJr.

Tho Lijj-ht Oimrd Second Regimental bond have received their new uniforms and will cut quite a figure at the ooming cnciHiijjinent. Mrs, Clmrlotto Btnckcrt, Gorman lady, was tried in Iho couuly court Saturday on a charge of lunacy and adjudged insane, Tho Watermelon association continues to chip, melons by tho ear load.and nro weJl ajitis- iled with the ruturris. Tho homo market is also witli melons. WOODTILT.E, July court ha decided to apiKitit ret-civcr for the Tylu company's luiubcr mill at J. II.

ollitt, it is believed, will the appointment. 3Io wen connect ed ivith tho Tel low Pine mill at Colmcsncil. Mrs. D. P.

Bock has accompanied by her father, Mr. and sister, sa Ora. They will jnako Woodvillo their hocne. rri. 1 McQueen of Houston is visiting her father's family.

Mr. 1 E. Godbcy and wifo havo returned from their four month's trip to relatiTCd in Missouri. Tho friends of Rov. D.

M. Storntl arc to FDO him onco more in their midst. Tho court took a recess Friday i tho 27Mi instant. Tho town now has a deserted look. Our temperature lias been greatly cooled by the Iflto thirty hours' rain.

Del Kio Dots, Dr.r, Rio, July fearful prairio it re has been burning in Mexico for two and nights nnd is still blueing to-dny. It is hirty-llvo injlcs in brcr.ilth and ia now within tn miles of tho Rio Orandp. Ranchmen.from the burning district sny his will bo disastrous on stock; they will havo to drive to other rot)yes. J. M.

Newton died of consumption last nifjlit nnd ho will bo buriqd this evening. Mr. Ntwton moved hero a fuw month? ago for hia hcaith but too a lo bo The Binall pox sc-are liasriubsided. Only few c-Asoii among tho Mexicans, and thoy aro isolated and improving. Attacked the Beliome.

DEC.VTUH, July 3. W. Bailey about 400 citizens of this county in tlm dEstrict court room i eveninij on the political issues of tho ilay. Ho forcibly npposcd ho Kub-trca-iury bill. Ho claimed tlmt tlie scheme V.T.S clfiH legisln- tlon i i i i if moijcy could be i qovorii'ncnt (o owned coHou, n'hy il.

not lend to owned 1 AjKiech 1 nfnio.u entire crowd present Dtacuuncd Platform, D.M.T.AS Tcr. Central Labor icngjo tho plot- j'orin or irin i i Its proviaions WLTO u.drn.^nl. Mr. 1 I i on lln; a i i laiul plank, but i tho rest of tho auciaLUTd liked tlio ontlrjj uork. THE MONEY MART.

The Financial Eevievv of the Past Week. BUSINESS NOT VERY BRISK, Tho Boom Times Said to Bo Rapidly Waning, Especially in tho Sunny Southland. TEE PRICE OF COTTON AW DOWN, Liverpool 7VI ami fracturing Trade in a Bather 3ad Way-Railroad Bond Markat 1'lat--Tho Outlook. NF.W YOUK, July Tlw foHow. ing imsmeinl voview lipiicarctl in tho New York Times today, copyrighted: The government crap repurtd for lislitHl Vriilny afternoon had no L'tfcct OIL tho Siriiiit lunvkot, but the market to-tiny warf inttilo slronyer by it, though prices whrulctl olT tit the clone, when tho bank t-tuk'monl up- pea red and was found not to bo to jcoil ns ex- lectcd.

As tho daily published lignrcs showed, the- banks wcro money by i of tlio Bub-trcas-iry, ifc wa? pup posed t'mt an incrciuc of cuiiplu of millions ivuuld be made in tho aunilus rpserve, but in Blend of this there was of nc-iirly a iniiiion. The surplus now slnuds at 000,000. Tin only gold scut out during thu week was KOO, OU) lust Tuesday, and as it became known tlw none would go Saturday the market took i stronger tone. Tho It's work, how ever, amounts to little, business having beC ut low water mark all through. On ouo day on'y TfijOOO sliarcfi sold.

AR to comparing tho closing quota tiosiB to-tlay huso of the Saturday pre appears that tho active Blocks aro i few fractions higher with tho exception Burlington, which is lower. Three increase; of dividends havo been reported, Jersey Con a to 7 per coiit, Conldgo commor from 8 to 10 per cent, and Ishind from to 6 percent. Tho Louisville and Nashville company declared its full dividend of ir. cash. AQ tlio company at a tuno lias now stock to offer for subscript ton to its stockholders, -would have, been a qucorpolioyto liaro reduced tho dividend.

The company prosenfVrv good Btatomont for-tho fiscal year. It will bo lucky if it can do as well in tho next, for tho signs show that tho boom limes of tho couth are waning. The low price of ita great Btaplo, the lowest price in thirty years, and tho cessation of that i up our of new money iulotho south which hud been going on continuously for six or Boven years up tolast are hurting badly. Tho Liverpool manufacturing trade, whicl: haa BO important bearing on southern pros- parity, is in a Tory bad way, and whilo up to tills time the troubles in England havo been confined to tho financial houses in London, the noit point whore thorp is likely to bo trouble is in tho commercial and industrial centers of Liverpool and Manchester, consequently southern companies ore likely to havo hard grubbing iu tho next- your or so to uialco both ends meet. Tho only now enterprises which ablo to get popular support now arc the indusi rials.

The subscription to tho Lorillord company securities was a complete HUCCCSS and tliia week tho Trow Printing company (a concern over a century old) will bo brought out under favorable Tho railroad bond market 13 about na flat as it can Lc. Companies which uro in the unfortunate position of having to issue more bonds llnd the times rather hard. This for ono in tho position uf tho Chicago, Burlington. and Quincy company nnd tho importance of and company mportance the fact was indicated, not dwelt upon In last week's article. Jt might, perhaps, bo truly said of the i IU I UVL'JL JUl.il i changed.

But the importance of Iho ji i en liut ino imponnncn 01 tno ircscntation waa that it did notshowthis, but, the contrary, mode it clear Hint tho vast jxtciwEons of tlio com puny into uu- iroductivo countiy was fttill progressitigj hat this progress involved the continuous IFSUO of new bonds, and that while fixed charges wore growing ond would continue to grow from tliia cnuso, net earnings from which to pay them wcro diminishing. Mnch lias hccn aaid about last week's article, particularly in tl'O Boston press, but no one has attempted to dispute tho corrcclric.ss of tho figures therein given. As ovcry fnet and figure was taken from tho company's own report, their correctness rcmltl not be impugned without questioning tho company's own statement. reports show that tlio inorcnro in milcnyo in five years IJRS been 1670 i iliot tlio increoso in earnings in Bomo timo has been about $1,000,000 only, while tho fixed clmrgcH have incieascd more tliat: that tho net hnvo fallen from $12,000,000 to $0,000.000, and woi khig ex- have risen from E-l per cent to GS per nt, which is over If tho com- my could f-Ay as UJD Tusult of thiri: mvn gone through tlie leiiii years; liavo romplcted the extensions planned; wo havo inislied compact ayntcin and we have not ling to do now but to consolidate irul build up," If it could Boy this, then indeed tliero miRht be tho pointed objection that tho nnaly- is of tho fivoyeara progress belonged only to tie, past. But it reeds only a glance fit (he in tip, of tlie Chicago, Uurlipjrton Quinu-y to see (hat it .3 yet in tho middle of its system of extension.

1'ake its time tables nn'l look at tho way they arc printed. It has extended one- long branch Clioyenno. WM it to atop thorn that it milt out that X(7 miles of road with its total traffic of one mixed train daily? Ur was this Iho first part of lino ultimately to -e cx- Icndcil WL'Stsvard to Ogclcn? other lino, fltrelching up in ft long ourvo into tho of northern Wyoming. It in on tho which pc i'hi in) a brnnt'h did build Ihr.t arnl tlm iinis to tl to bo nt IluUo ami in MnnlJiUii, nway. I-H Jtii.4 nru-icnt iiiMory or i ti.o it line i it of 10H adilili It certai 1o it.

Fojiunry Riven that llic 1 ctnupany is nbont lo rnteo inor money by the tf ci terminal bond i i rxU'iiMnti of bunds which huvo bi-en HI i i on lied can not (md i miirkct, witli t-lnuao iti then jiiviiij; OK? uf c-onvc-i-sioii into stot-L I'uukl It 1 wttrkt-d oil' nnd tlio conveision bo cf fci-tcd iiftovivuvd. the foinpaiiy (joes uu with its lines builds into iluiitnrm find it i build through a and mitiiuy ppur-cly tottlod, to point IIP re it into competition willi uldcr roads already on tlio firouud, find the coat of comp'etiny nuel linrs bo uiotlcrntnly at fron S.QOO.U'.XJ If il ntops const rue tion it will of tlm trunk; vhicli such new i tioii always t-icEitcd, that fact to be rvmembenx" that liavo bet-ii buiit- in fivi) yoiuv. Tlusi whic! bciir on the futuiv, and are muro' potent Itan of tliu clfcet of the- nexl cotu. crut. lii rt-Hjiout lo i i item tlie of tho cmnpany (wo 17) any A that in tho fiw six months of 18i0 revenue from tho carrlngo of corn from Nebraska and j'ointd was about when ifit 1 fi-op was slioit hipt waKon, The ttiirt yenr may bo put at GO per Tho tola earning uf tho cumpcmy ia ISL'O wore on C'hk-ntfu, IUK Quiucy in'opor nnd on Uie KystMn rout rolled total A dirccl or yain for one Eeasoh of yrc enmint'd in yoL cuouyh to iiyuvo on much II tho mvoMmeni of tsiifh flit 1 Chicngo, Unr- linytou auJ Quincy, i It inu.st not Ijt 1 foryottcu tliftt the jipriotl five yeai-s, during which the Vompuny'a net earniuyn have been dcctensiiiiff included two uf tho com ever tin.

ttoublc IKIA Iwon cxlendiny our linos it luid to fitflit for ovtr' jiouud of froiylit it got or elso into a country where tliere was virtually llfjht fur, und it is still cu- in i i are to PCI) what will comp by lias come. is tlio real ixahit of hihl week's tic (ion. Of conrno it is very JmnI lo nllor tho jroirit ol" view from which wo have Iho Chicago, BurlinjjSon aud Quincy property. Tho c'otniinuy has for ycais btocxl as a model of conservative- It hug paid profits to hoidciv. Its in-ebtigo is liijrh und i(s jmf.t has been great, but uuainst neither is it posdiblo draw diyiilcud (Checks.

M'ho utaitngcrs of tho company, abandoning Iho suro ground thpyoiice Htocxl on, havneii- tiinjilod it in of fatal policy from which they cau not extricate tho ultimate results of which it is difficult Woiiio results already iu tho iviluo- i of earnings, Nvlnoh has brought dividends fiom 8 per cont to a point where it ia doubtful how louy 4. por cent can be paid. All the Pulpits Fillod in Minneapolis--A Baseball Preacher. MINNEAPOLIS, a of tho Chribliau Endeavor delegates wcro iu tho INvin City morning and afternoon, but full sessions of the convention wore held, tho only-recces being to allow -tho delegated to go to church in the morning. Before that'timo 5000 delegates and others word in their cats in tho auditoijiuin to hear President VVm.

H. Harper of Chicago 'wniYorsity deliver an inlercstiug bible Btusli with applicalion "oii" it NineTch'3 "Fall--Piophc'cy 6f Nahum. 1 Tho short action closed with fifteen minutes prayer service, led by Kov. J3. Tylor of Now York city.

One of the finest audiences of the convention gathered iu the auditorium at 2.30 o'clock. Professor Lindsay led iu some grand chorus singing. In Iho absence of President CJark, was at St. Paul with Drs. Bccma and Jlandthalcr and conducting special service for tho I'tiJoavorors in that oity, ilev.

H. C. Farrar, I. First Methodist church of Albany, 5s. presided, "To every man liia work" was the motto for tho sodsion and tho first speaker was A.

A. Ktiigg, tho faumui? pitcher or Ytilo, ond at present under oiigagcmc'nt as instructor in physical training in the new Chicago university. Aa titagg came fo tho platform ho received au ovation from tlm delegates who have been specially anxious to aeo tbo well known Christian athlete. JEFFERSON DAVIS' EEMAINS. They "Will Bo Given to Richmond, by His "Wife.

NEW YOKE, July Tlio World to-day has tho following: Mrs. Jefferson Davis has addressed a letter to the veterans and people of tlio Fouthoin state? saying that after much thought she 1ms fully decided to give Richmond, tho CAro of her husband'tt mortal body, Tho claims of all the latcsthaf- hnvc askel for tho honor of having his remains in their holding havo deeply touched icr heart. Sim eloquently pays, however, "every hillside about Richmond rrould tell of tho valor- 3 us resistance which ho initiated and directed with tirolcas vigilance OH chief iiingislrato aud that thero ho received and unwavering support in Iho darkest hour of our country's defeat. 1 HOME SEEKEE3. An Iinmonso Number Anxious to luvado tho Chorokeo Strip.

ARKANSAS Cirv, July About 1000 liomo seek era attended tho CheroVeo strip meeting hero to-lay. Addrews wore inn.dc by ngrcrismnn Clovorand and n-solutions arraigning tho present lion for delaying the mot'or of giving the- lo homos, calling upon tho president to remove the cattle and from, the strip and if neccs-ary to call for BOOO volunteers to aid him, and demanding that ho open the atrip and tho Cheyenne nnd Arapahoe reservations lo settlement at once. Thero WHS a strong sentiment ia favor of an invasion of the Btrip, but thia was talked down by the Bpoakow, A College Reunion. MA.XBFTET.U, July 12. Ono of tho most interesting school reunions of the reason woa brought to close at this place ycM rday.

It woa practically a reunion of th-? upils of tho college, tlie llrat which hat institution has celebrated for fifteen i'cara, and con cutty wad of rather novel character. The juniority of tho lad reach oil maturity. Sonio voro nn rr led anil soinci wore nn aipt-et i i i i i a to tjiatof tho racl- 'cal cliMigc-i had timn TcRL-hora and i'i'om i i 1 tiis- -rict-v, Arlington, AUnrr.clo, Fort Worth and iihicfv, furjiiHliiiig i i i i i'ully jK-opio en tho ool- frrotinds during tlio of tho entdr- Tips from Trotipo. is on i iLc Xcu- i a FliiHli rind mrikiiiK to i i-iao I i i a com 3 Jurt-d and the; cotton ELAINE'S HEALTH. Some Say He Has Gone to Bai Harbor to Die.

OTHERS SAY THAT HE WILL Hatum to His Duties at Washington--If Ho la Djing, He is Making a Grand Fight. DR, TAYLOR SAYS HE IS SUFFERING Prom Morire Trouble Alone, and that IB Daily Improving Tha Blnino Family Very Uneaoy. VEW YOHK-, July Herald piints lb following from iti epcciul cor respond cut al It is atill an open question aniony who Ur.nk thouisolvott in position toknow whether James Q. Elaine i return to his 'dutits at Wa. htHf'toii in the fall or whether ho has cu to liar Harbor to die.

I lliiuk that I am eafo in making these two slatem'ents: ir-it, thaiUlnino id by noiiu-nns the man Iio wrts a year ayo, and that tho hnbttues of Bar Harbor are phwkcd at tlie clKinge. Sccontl, that if Blaiue is really from whatever ho is ilyiiiK very gamely and id making HUL-h tiylit i i monster only a man of liis irori will can make. To sum up tho situation thon, illaiuo may be wivck ou priori grounds bat he may bo one of tlmt particular kind of wrecks which laugh wk'iitiflo deduction in tho face and refuse to sink. Whr.t cnu you expect of a dy man who, ruin or shine, insists on driring Ins twenty miles a clnyi 1 Pcoplo who havo known Blaino for years aro impressed by tho difference in hia mauner and expression. You can not- indicate precisely iu lines and adjectives what tho dllTcrcnco You cao not indicate tho difference between sunriso and suilset--but you know that tho differenco is there; you feel it, Mw.

Blaiuo and Ler dnughtor, Mrs. aro (and this ia on tho best of authority) almost worried to dcatli about the condition of hi ill who ia BO dear to them, and whose con- dition.they are ablo to appreciate by a loving Intuition far belter than tbo doc lory, wit their learned formulas. As one of tho physicians 'mo, there aro no druKB or medicines that cau do Iho crv, etatcsipnu any good. knowii tho groat ccipo for ealramff norvo ceulers of brains? Xo one, Tho patient wilt nither pull through or he will not, and that is nil there Is to it. "Wlmt is tho trouble with Elaine, doctor 1 I naked to-dny.

"His nerves; nothing but hia nerves," answered Dr. if. Taylor, tho Philadolphia iiorve specialist, who is in constant attendance. 'Then ho has not Bright's disease, aa reported?" 'Emphatically not. Hu kidney's are ca sound as any man's." "And.he is not suffering from parnlyais?" 'No, indeed, Do you a man who liatl paralyoia could drive about na ho does?" 'But isu't his stomach all gono to pieces? They aay ho can take no nourishment except milk." 'Nonsense, Blaino eats ond enjoys three square meals a 3ay composed pretty much of tliopnniodislicsthatyou orient.

Hchnsatouch of dyspepsia now and then, but not more than nio3t Americans of his "Then you think ho ivill gel 1 "Unquestionably. During tho five weeks he lias been hero ho has made'a steady improvement and will go back to Washington all for tlio lond of work before him." Such id tlie physician';) statement, which eomo persons accept aa (jospel truth, while others shako their heads and refuso to bo convinced, Tho etntesmnn's daily Mfo is as follows: lie fc-a otStSO or 9, puts ou a comfortable black costume, and after a hearty breakfast proceeds read newspaper. His morning meal consists of eteak or chop--never fried, for ho can not cat ifreasy food--nnd coffee. He never drinks anything of alcoholic nature and docs not caro much for tea. hour after brcak- 'ast is devoted to the news of tho day, and ho lover yet has been BO ill that ho could not p.o moro or le.si thoroughly pile of nowapapcrs which arrive daily.

Occasionally Mrs. Blaino or Emtnons 31ainc reads to him certain articles which ho ndicatca, but usually he rinds that method of ycltiny news toogluw for la's swift absorbiny nind, aud nftcr 10.: 0 tho old black home, Kon- thoroughbred, is at the door with au inprotentious phaeton in which Uinino prefers take hii dnyc. Mrs. Damruscli adually her father nnd does tlio driving for the vehicle will lioM only two persons, and Mrs. Blaino is too timid to handle he reins, Mr.

Ulairie doea not drive, because Jio ia lot strong euouiih lo make such an effort. tho drive comcsdinner at for which Jlaine has an excellent appetite. That done 10 lies down tin lounge find watches his trro ittlo yrnndehildien playiny about tlio room or ieks up his favorite series of groat men's ivea and reads a chapter cir two falLinif nto a dore, 'Ihe afternoon nap over--it usually lasts an hour and a a a hired conveyance ought to thJ dcor and tho second drive, of the day is begun. I a i a HIM a In Say. YOHU-, July A froin Ufir Harbor Kiving an aucouut of nn intomow with Mr.

BInine. In it Mr, IJlaino quotcsl as follows: "I am it't i at all. am not- filronjf ai SoJJivnn, but I fitn (roxl for a yt-nrs rt. As fof that ia .11 very true. I am nervously nnd I ncrxl Imi Dint no that I tun nub- eel for nn iniricrtnicer.

1 eat much Holid frwxl hct'-iufo I flon hnvo a desire for it, I i milk, of but tor and bn-ad aiul I tiori't wnlk nniL-li br i-nu-a wearier nif. I feel the ei'fji: of in my b.vlc and head. I i uluiOH'. I i limp. 7 can enjoy my.

bLst in i i i iind a is vLy I hQTC iny cflcrieifu ffitti 2 aui not using my reasoiiiuy any moro 1 cau not help. I nm reading and reeling. My troubles mu lilUi-. It from ton mut-h writing aud in Wutfhiugton labt winter." MURDERED AT MASS, An ABsassIn, Saves tho Peoplo tho Trouble of Lynchine Him. Sr.

Lone, July and Eclf slaughter were this morniny commitfed at niue miles southeast of Jierc. Kinuk Uwleinans, teacher of a Catholio school, aud Joseph Frank wcro comiuy from nt o'clock, when Prank tired ut Bocloman with revolver. Tho bullet took eitect, but did not kill, it bciin; loft to the- second bhot to accomplish that result. Frank in tho presence of 100 or more perpons, turned revolver against himself and took his own life. Hud ho not tloue so he would Imvo been lynched, for (lie crowd was in the mood for lynching, being incensed at ivhat was considered a cool blooded crime.

No reason whatever cau yet be iuisitfned for the deed. END OF A BUEGLAE. Iio is Entrapped and Killed--His Slayers Hurromlor. I A July several vrcots pnst someone has boon entering nloou of Anslcy it Loader at niyht and taking whisky and what loose change -ould bo found in the till. Freeman Reed, keeiKr of negro bnr, was suspoctoil, and for two weeks the ofli- cials and tho proprietor liavo kept watch for him.

Late last nigbt Rood was discovered coming through the window and counnaniled to Instead of doing so he closed iu on Mr. Lewis, ivho had snapped gun nt him nnd seized it, and a Imud to hundstrutj- t')o ensued, in which Kced, bc'iny a must iow- iipyjx), was about to take tho yun from Mr. whuu a shot by Constable Anderson weakened him enough for to dive him the contents of tho other barrel. Kecd was killed, Lewis ucd Andurt-on burrendered to Deputy Sheriff HiiKhcti. ORUS5ED BT A OAK, Fatal Street Hallway Accidor.t In Dallas.

No One Blatned. July Williams a colored woumn 40 years old, was run over by a Rapid transit motor at tho intersection of Dove, aud Commerce streets. She was fearfully mangled, and death followed in a few moments. R. S.

Tully, the motonncn in oharL'o of tho cor, was shortly afterward arrested by Policeman Daniels. Tully stated that tho car was moving aJouc at a lively rate, and suddenly ho eaw a woman throw horself hi front of Iho car. Xo oHort to etop tho car would havo been successful, ho s'sid, althougti Iio niado an Rtlcnipt. Cliief Arnold bciER satisfied that tfto accident was not due to Tully's nealigence, released him, RAILROAD NEWS. Tho Austin anil Northwestern.

HEIII STEAD I July the early morning train from-Austin to-day report that 600 men haro been employed dur- ITJR tho Tfeofc the roadbed for tho eteol rails, to be used in making.tho Austin, and Korthweatorn a standard guage, which wlllbefiret class In every respect. Bridge builders, trackmen and scores of teamster's arc pushing tho work, and Colonel Huntington's lieutenants arc daily in tho saddle giv- iugordenj for a dnciaivo charge all along tho line. When tlio work is completed passeugera leaving Houslon nt 9 D. daily will reach Marblo Fulla. Burnct county, 211 miles distant, by 7 o'clock tlie same day.

Tho mail train uow reaches Austin at i p. a distance of 1G5 miles, but the miles to Hurnet will" probably, until tho roadbed" gels settled firmly, require threo hours to ninko tbc run. Iu a short time this will be ro- duccd at least forW-3ve minutes. Passenger trains are allowed to run forty miles per hour. The law requires a stoppage of firo minutes at every telegraph station along tho line.

No move concerning tho roundhouse hero lately wrecked by tornndo has yet been made. The railroad men seem to bo know- nothings whenever a newspaper man tries to obtain information. Conductor Hcgostcr, ono of the Austin pa, 1 senger conductors, went on duty to-day after furlough of two weeks. Ho visited Oalves- and other famous watering and has gained ten pounds of flesh. A good joko is ou him.

The separate coach lawwasaup- jKised to yo into effect- about the timo hia annual furlough eoimnrncod aud Iio chuckled to IniDFnlf that ho would not have to initiate colored travelers into tho inyeteries of tho law, but ho hit it and xvili jwrform the ceremony himself on Monday next. matter accepted fir this column tlmt does riot boar of niojnber of tho Sher- nsiocintion of attention of sliorilFi ana others ontitlo.l to the use of this department of THE NEWS is callM to tho fact tSifit no notice or commuoication for tho i i a ixjrfons by naino or will bo jiublisbcd unices Piicti notice or coTninuiiicntiun btatra a tho party whoso ncuno ia signed to samo liolils a of nrrcst linst eniil or porsosB for tho offonso --K tdcy may No cicoptions will in any instance bo mado to thia CotiiiKy. CUEDO, July or sloicnr i'roni Yorktown, in Una couuLy, t), ono brown horse, years oJd, 14 Imniln high, SH connectod (S-H) on left shoulder, AG on left hip: also two other brands. I 1 F. Brocden, sheriff.

OBITUAET, Colonel Josepli V. Uoinera. Cor.TJHSTii.LE,Tcs.,J«ly Joseph V. Bi'mord died yesterday. He eervcd with distinction in both tho Mexican and in tho lato civil war.

J. 12. Coopor. nir.zjfE, July J. E.

Cooper died yesterday. Almost an Accldont. Tuly H. Fraxier, iving ciglit itiiltM from this city, reijorts narrow escape of his 10-year-old daughter 'rom death. Tho child wcut Into a lot whore a cow with yountf calf wa kept.

The cow iHai'kfd Mm chil; 1 throwing it into the tiir (vice i dor horiw. Some of tlio was tum olT. Tho cow continued Iho fight nrv I he hi ny or ilio little gitl would no douhl liavo l(vt life. Ulow Hi July moro was t-c-vnrciy burned, caunwl by his kiiitf iK-ar a of powder, iKiu'ed Ly tViO Jlro from his ciunr. Tie is proving.

Dy Troo. SouiO ncgrocH a bco tree; il full anl killed ono of them. I'ho iinrno of tho pariici not bo at- UARDWAUE, AIEAL WASOUNE STOVES, ALASKA ItEFIliaEKATOKS, 41, 49 and 51 Main SL Hoffitoii, Tex, A TERRIBLE ACCIDENT, AN ENGINE EUNS INTO A PASSENGER TEAIN. Escaping Steam Scalds Several Fassoiigera to DeatL-Liat of Those Dead and Sadly Wounded. ABi'Jcs, July A horrible railroad ac-cideut occxirre-d nt Ayjion Junction, eiyhteeu uiilei west of ou the Midland road, at 11 u't-lwrk Saturday uighl.

A train of cars and uiia passenger coacJi was returning to AEJK'U from Glemvood The- passenger coach contained about thirty PJVK enters, luoblly Aspen people. The train was backing to switch the Aspeu train, when a road engine was rim out of the railroad rouud house and the rear end of tho passeiiyer train hit the check valve on the bide of the boiler, winch exhausted the hot titeaiii into the broken euJ of tho passenger car, scalding thirteen live? men, FCV-JM women aud ono chilli. The car was thrown from tin? track. The pnssoiiaers arrived at Aspen in the bay- gage car at 1.IJO a. in.

AU that was jxwsibto was done to relieve the sufferings of the uu- foriunate passengers. Tiioso who have died at the present are: Mr. and ifrd. A. B.

Rogers of Woodey, Col. Miss Anuie Phelan of CardiiF, aged 17 ycarfl. of Glenwcod, Col. UH, John Baldwin of Glenwood, Col, 1'rant Mills and baby of Aspen, Col. Tho "wounded" Tvith hopes of recovery aro; Frank Mills.

Mr. and Mrs. Josejih and sister. Mary Ann O'Uonnell and Frank Leach. The coroner's inquest will bo held this evening.

Mrs. wa3 the wife of tho us- sescor of GarfLeM county. Mrs. husband id in Chicago. POINTERS PKOM PARIS, Er-Confederate Camp Two Vouvg Men in Trouble.

PABIB, July Tho ex-con federates met according to adjournment yesterday for the purpose of perfecting their organization. The camp waa organized as Albert Sidney Johnston Camp Confederate Veterans. Alter tho organization tho camp to whose roster fifty-sU names had been added since tho flrst" meeting, proceeded to elect ofHcera to servo until tlio, Eccond Saturday iu August, 1892, that beinsr tho tinie fliod in each year for tlio annual The officers elected aro captain, G. A. PrOTine: first lieutenant, R.

Mayor; second lieutenant, B. Jennings; adjutant, John W. TVebb quartermaster, John T. Henley surgeon, E. Daileyj chaplain, Fuller; officer of tho day.

J. H. Walker; videttc, G. S. Baldwiu.

After this was done the camp adjourned to tncet August 8 aext. Tho camp collection for tbn Davis monument fund amounts to $50, J. T. Miles, a merchant, made complaint againat 3. R.

Corn and JeHcrsafi 'Holmes, Vwo young men who have been farmiiig on Shockoy prairie. They aro charged with mortgaging their crop to Milc3 to cccuro payment of goods bought of him, after they had sold their crop to othcrparties, On September 30 lost Jack Petty was, run over aud killed by a Gulf. Colorado and Santa Ke railway train at the Greenville road crossing and yesterday his widow filed suit for $10,000 damages for his killing. Near Kosoma, I. yesterday P.

D. Tonks- lo? was caught by a tailing tree and en arm, and leg broken and severe bruises euatatuetL He was brought hero last night and placed in the city hospital. THE STEEET. A Young Man Lying In a Critical Condition In HOUSTON, July 12. To-night a young man, James McKano, was seen to in tho street near ths crossing of Travis street and Texas Parties caino to his assistance aud removed him to Westheimer's stabler, whera it was found that he was out of hia head.

Dr. Boy lea was of tho opinion that it waa from the elfcct of very high fever. In his wandering talk he said he wanted to die. nnd it is fenced Lie took poison. Hid home is in Emroria, and it is feared ha can't live till morning.

JAILED TEEM ALL, 1'be Knights of tlio Green Table Looked, Up by tho Sheriff at San. Angelo. RAN ANGEI.O, July 12, Sheriff Johnson, in compliance with the order of tho court to conflno all those convicted of exhibiting naming tables, placed the entiro gambling fraternity in tho county jail, where they will ecno their ten days' t-oullnement. ThU notion, which hits heretofore been unknown in San Augclo, i tend to put a u.uiutU3 ou gambling in the future. Dots Prom Richmond, liiciiMOXU, July 12.

Tho coinaiisslon- ers' court of Fort Uend county has boon sitting aa a board of equalisation for Iho week pnst, and havo succeeded in classifying most of the land of tho county, Tlio this year urc somewhat higher than last. The farmers' oUiauce of tin's county had a grand rally OQ tho 10th, where speech making, devouring barbecued njeflts and dniicing was the- programme. The t-ugar bounty, as tendered by tho United States government to tho sugar glantord, was given to II. Cuuninyliam of this county, lie being tlm Jlrdt plnnter to receive hia IJCCR30 as 0:1 entitled to a bounty, After a Rascal. SIIEHJJAS, July Marshal House loft for Toronto, Canada, this morning, where there is a mau under arrest, charged with posting bogus New York 'exchongo on the bunks of Sliemwn and Van Ahtyno.

also said to bo wanted Wixxfthschia and Seattle, HAVANA MARKETS. Ju5y siirtar market i tlio nt.t wf-ok, llol flora wero too lilylt tnt a i i only fni.ill Sixjcks aro Mol-ds-ei He. Sut'fif, lo KX)J I a JJ Sltucofath), fftlr to $2 lo Jeyrcos, J'i W'i. Stocks in wan -imur-o Havana mi'l i a a 6S rKjxc-, I.2M.IJIO Ktcoii.t* of I ho Kx- ru W.CMi SOI i or which tu i ted fit.