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Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-03-04
Daniel Cou yhlin's Trial Postponsd.

CHICAGO. Feb. 25.--The second trial
.f Daniel Coughlin for alleged compli.
city in the conspiracy tn kill DR.. Gro
min, which was set for today was post.
poned until next week, owing To the
fact that the states attorney failed &c
give his assistant notice in time to have
the ease placed on today's calendar.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-03-04
Washington Is oysrtlowiny.

BALTIMORE, Md, Feb. 27.--Nearly a.!
the prospective vacant quarters in the
hotels of this city have been engaged
for Inauguration week. Accommoda
tions in Washington are not To be had
for love nor money, and visitors who
have Just found that out are sending IL
requests by the score daily for rooms
for Wednesday next.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-03-04
DAVIS IS DISBARReD.
The Speaker Of the Tennessee House Can.
not Practice Law.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Feb. 27.-Judge l..
II. Estes handed down a decision today
disbarring Speaker Ralph Davis, of the
Tennessee legislature, from praticing
as an attorney in the courts of Ten
nessee.
Nathan Simon was bondsUan in the
sum of $1,000 for Jacot
Lachman, charged with ar
son. Lachman fled and Simon
secured Davis services to get the bond
reduced. 1t is alleged that Davis paid
81 900 into court, but told Simon he
had paid 81, $50 and collected from him
50, 80. When Simon learned the truth
he made q motion to disbar Davis, and
today it was sustained. Davis in the
meantime had indicted the editors o.
paper which printed the story for Grim
inal libel and sued for S50,000 damages.
=. is probable that he will be deposed
as speaker Of the legislature and that
he will be expelled from the assembly.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-03-04
Cou dn't hs 10 Min ,in :

Papa what did you think OF
the great skating race?
Little Son-Didn't amount To much.
Everybody said IL was wonderful.
didn't see nothin' wonderful bout
IT, The one that winned couldn't help
winning. He leaned over SO far for.
ward that he had To go like streak O
lightnin' to keep from fallin' on his
nose
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-03-04
Began 70 Economics,

She-As we are 10 be married in
.Lnne. .dont .xau think yon. orc.ht 10 be-
He--Oh. I've begun already That
very thought occurred to me this even
ing as was coming here.
She--What did yon do?
IIc--Passed the candy store without
stopping.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-03-04
Not InfaKast nn.

Mother-Where have you been so
long?
Little Son-Ive been standin watch
in two men unloadin' bricks.
MotherI shouldn't think that would
be very interesting.
Little Son--No, IL wasn't They
didn't miss and get hit ON the toes
once
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-03-04
Kansas CIV.

KANSAS CRY, Feb. g.
steers Is 60 ssss; cows, s.oSs g. 20; stocf. %
ers and feeders. 81 6Jcul75.
Hogs--All grades, $5.0o(d7.sI
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-03-04
WORLDS FAIR BILL SIGNED
pointed bv the Coyeyno, ?,

ton signed the worlds fair bill and
Immediately appointed the following nine
ladies as women commissioners: Mrs
w. ID. Haynic, of Rapid City; Mrs. A. c.
Mellette, OF Watertown; Mrs. $. Oliver
OF Huron; Mrs q A. Siisby, of Mitchell
Mrs W. A. Burlcigh, of Ysnkt n; Mrs,
G.. II. CASTOR, OF Deadwood; Mrs. ] Trow
of Madison; Mrs. Il. o. Bennett. OF Clark
Mrs l.. q. JefYries, OF Deadwood. They
" are all confirmed BY the senate.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-03-04
Tried Moral Suasion.

Hoosier Schoolmaster Don't do any
whipping here, Ell?
Eastern Pedagogue No. we use
moral suasion.
Hoosier Schoolmaster-M Moral sua.
sion, eh? Itried that in Indiana. but
it made a heap Of trouble. The g'-'s
didn't object to the kissing, hut tn .,
folks cnt up like all possessed
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-03-04
Ia ,aa, ,rlsr. Transfsrred.

BALTIMoRE, Nd. Feb. e5.--The head
quarters Of the sovereign grand lodge
I. o. q. f.. have been transferred from
Columbia, o., to baltimore, and the
grand secretary, Theodore Ross, and
his assistant. George Coburn, arrived
here today.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-03-04
A Pjungey.

Senior partner-send for an expert
and have our cashiers books examined
at once.
Junior Partner-Blcss Us. What's
happened?
Senior partner-HIc asked me for
day off 10 take his girl ont .sle:ghing.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-03-04
APPOINTED a DEMOCRAT.
Governor Osborns Appoints A. c. Beekwitf
Senator From Wyoming.

CHEYENNE, Wyo., Feb. ?4.-Governoi
Osborne appointed A. c. Beckwith as
senator from Wyoming for the coming
two years Mr.. Beckwith is about &C
years old and has lived in Wyoming foi
the last twenty-six years. lie built the
first house in Cheyenne. He now live.
in western Wyoming, where he has s
large stock farm. During the senator
ial campaign he championed A. l.. New
for the senate, but was generally be
l,esed To be the real candidate, aud thai
New was acting as fgurehead in his
behalf Beckwith Is the wealthies'
man i'm the state
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-03-04
South Omaha.

SoUTH OMAHA. Feb. -.
Hogs-Heavy, s7.5Otd77a; mixed, s7.40a
760: light. $i.4Ota760.
Cattle-Stockers and feeders, S2O0d
a35; COWS. s.OO0s.5O; common, 75casIO
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-03-04
BALD HEADS AND SUCCESS IN LIFE.
Henry Ciews Relates an Incident IL
watch RE Figured as the Hero.

Few men in Wall street have .
keencr appreciation of joke than
Henry Clews. Mr.. Clews told a good
one on himself TO n. Y. Sun young
man.
"See my bald head?" began Mr..
Clews, his eyes twinkling mischiev.
ously. "Of course you do; :t's my
prominent feature. DO you know that
! believe bald head contributes to Q
mans success in life? attended
reception some time ago at which
Padercwski performed. You know
what frightful head of hair the mu.
sician has. Well. my friend DR.. Depew
good naturedly twitted me by drawing
q comparison between my polished
cranial surface and the hirsnte chrys-
antheulum that decorates Paderewski,
Don't you wish you had that man
b; :, Clewsg said the doctor to me
po. .ng me playfully in the ribs,
"'No. Channcey.' replied. Every
man to his calling. II ! had Pade.
rewski's head my customers would run
away. and IL Padcrewski had INV head
he'd lose half OF his musical prestige.
! That's the way things even themselves
/ up. We don't want Paderewski heads
In Wall street.
| "This reminds me Of fearful event
/ !n my YOUTH continued Mr.. Clews,
/ smiling at the recollection OF old times.
II then had very heavy growth Of
long, silky hair. OF which was natu.
rally very proud. While still young
man discovered, to my consterna.
lion. that It was falling out rapidly.
dreaded badness exceedingly and was
sorely troubled. On my way down
/ town to business | daily passed the es-
, tablishment OF Laird, an old timer.
whose store was near the old st. Mich.
!, :ii:s hotel Laird made wigs aud
toupees. and In an unguarded moment
I consulted him. He recommended
that the top of my head be shaved and
the bare spot fitted with toupec. The
shaving Of my head, he declared. would
promote the growth OF the hair. !
consented; my head was dnly shaved
a1d fitted with toupce SO nicely that
scarcely noticed the difference. II
made me feel happy.
4 "One evening while at a fashionable
dance. as was gayly dancing with Z
inoss ena' u"S yvunS '""y'A ""s Muue
the victim OF my folly. A stout lady
was taking her departure. She wal
In a great hurry to 60. elbowing hel
way through the crowd Of merry
young folks. As she passed me one oi
the hooks OF her cloak caught my tou-
pee right where 1t lived. There was Z
yank. 4 struggle. a horriiied scream
from my companion, q burst Of laugh.
ter from everybody else. an effusive
apology from the stont lady. aud away
went my beloved toupee dangling "a
} her shoulder. had been scaldsL ia
cold blood. II was awful. I assure
you. wished for the provsrbial trap.
door through the door. but Il wouldEfl
open. With . groan ! grasped my
toupee. and--well, didn't stop 10 Hn'
lsh the dance"
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-03-04
Ch eago.

CHICAGO, Feb ~.
Hogs--Heavy, 76o@Ss.25; mixed, 81. 40a
$40; light, si921S@7s0.
Cattle--Fair TO extra becves. a. 100000
stockers and feeders. $..50G4. 40; mixed
COWS and bulls, sl.75Cd40o; Texans, tl.7s
td450.
Sheep Natives, Si.15 $3.50: Texans.
&4.C00d5.0J: westerns, kS. 25td475
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-03-04
A Talented Man,

Senior Partner see you have en-.
gagged new clerk. Is he :. good sales
man?
Senior Partner-Good salesman?
Grear snakes. l had TO send for the
police to prevent him from talldng me
into taking him into the firm.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-03-04
THE MARKETS.
l-Nl Stock.

Sioux CITY. Feb. ~.
Hogs-Light, s7.5oda. 80; mixed, $500
765; heavy, E.65a77o.
Cattle-Steers, 100 to 1870 pounds,
g. 15td i.i5. feeders, $2.50td3.6O; stockers.
s. 00to l30: cows, common TO good. 81. 5OSd
800: yearlings, sl.75td 800; bulls, $i ESD
260: veal calves, S!5J6S.25
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-03-04
Sue. All His Readers.

SHELDON, Ia, Feb. .7. - Warren
Walker, formerly with the Sanborr
journal, sued sixty citizens here for
subscriptions today.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-03-04
Revision OF Revenue Law, Commission.

Nevision OF NeSenue Laws Sommlssion'
DIS MONIES, Feb. s7.-The next
meeting Of the commission for revising
the revenue laws of the state will bs
held during the second week Of March,
beginning on the eth. At this meeting
opportunity will DC afforded those de.
string II tn present their views upon
the subject intrustcd To the commission.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-03-04
A Little hsIp.

Teacher-.Did you do this problem
all by yourself.
Bright Boy--Yes'm.
Teacher Every bit OF it?
Bright Boy Yes'm-all but the an
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-03-04
An OSs srv.nr Chic.

Little Ethel don't want any cake.
Papa~-No cake? What's the mat
ter?
Little Ethel-Mamma said il wasn't
quite perfect, an wen she says her
own cake isn't quite perfect, IL mus be
awful
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-03-04

Two thousand daily and weekly
journals are printed In Paris. This d
only little moro than . third less
than those printed IN the provinces.
They arc represented BY S,IS0, Algeria
l2S aud the other French possessions
~ kk
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-03-04
a c,od Fighter.

She latter tif) -Iiefore we were
married You called me a lily OF the
Nile.
He--l never was very good at geog.
raphy. Guess was thinking Of the
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-03-04
EXTRA SESSION OF THE SENATE
The Pre,ident Issues Proclamation Com
yening III, uppsr House on March =.

WAsHISeToS, Feb. e5.--The presi'
dent has issued a proclamation conven'
ing the senate in extra session oii t'ss
4th of March.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-03-04
piin't Know Il Al.

BOY seen card on y'r windcr wild
'.Isoy Wanted" writ on 1t. Got one yet?
Merchant have not found one Ia
suit me yet. Have you had any exper-
fence in our business?
Boy-N-o. nos mnch: hut l s'pose
you'll be aronnd yourself some a. the
time.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-03-04

Wheat Closing: May, e7Xc; July,
7oc; on track: No. hard, 65e; No. 1
northsru. o6,ic; No, . northern, 03e
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-03-04

There are seventy eight bntter and
chcese factories In New Zealand. Farn-
ers receive about . esnts galIon Tor milk
aud the butter u Forwarded "a Enxiand,
the freight charges for the entire distouoo
oi LOO miles being about eents :
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-03-04

New Laws Msds q Pisrs.
IaEnnB. 3. r.. Feb ss.-The follow
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-03-04

"A young man at Bushnell. nL,
wagered with his mother that Harrison
would be elected. His mlther would not
enter into money wager, but made her
son promlSe 10 20 ~ Sunday school every
Sunday II Cleveland was elected.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-03-04

In England naval courts-mavtial can.
not at after sunset. Recently In order TO
finish trial without an sdjonrnnent the
presiding admiral, u II said, issned an
the ships In the harbor kent their aass
flying after dark.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-03-04

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know thu
IL wo,
remedy 1 |
be reach
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Severe G
Diseases,
and evel
lungs u,
earlier. s
cure.
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stofer, q
can be n
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Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-03-04

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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-01
rOunrn wAnp NoI,rn.
Whut Happened on the north SIDE
OF the Bnyou Yesterday.

Mrs d u Geston after a lorg spell OF
sickness is much bitter
Mrs. Jennie Munger or Missouri is In the
ward taking a look a. things with a view
Of making Il her hume.
Engineer G. l., Clark who has been
sick a. the Houston inhrmary WAS very
much better yesterday
Mrs rr. ". l.. Coleman returned
"Wednesday ftom a visit 10 her son and
dougEtcrIn-aw IN Navasota.
Mr. Badley, who has been Confined to
HIS bed with rheumatism. Is now able TO
he out without the aid OF crutches.
nr c. G. Salles has been feeling indls-
ppsed for the last week or two. While
not confined 20 his bed, he Is quite sick
The Houston and Texas Central shops
We're closed down yesterday. and the
employees spent the day in feasting aud
thanksgiving
NJ Butler Of Austin Is in the city SUI
pervislnG tic p8ttlng in of a lot of ina-
chinerN NJ his brick yard near the South
eFn Raciile oil mills.
AIR and MIS-. w W. Dennard came
down rather unexpectedly frotl Montgoni-
cry Texas. Wednesday night on visit
10 their son-in-law and daughter, Rev.
= II. Fetgiu and wife.
Mrs Bass ana children arrived wcdnes-
day from Meridian, Miss. Mr.. Bass has
been here for soine time and had "a house
all ready Tor them. They are living on
State street near the corner of Sabine.
Allow me- and he bends his graceful head,
~ he buttons IN the glove about her
And the nfty cent kid glove from Cas-
tons store
Received iifty-seven dollar kiss
And the soft eyes glanced from meath the
brtn
~ the iaunty "infantA" that she wore,
III you want 70 look as cute as me- she
said
You iiiust buy your goods from u q.
Gaston's store"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-01

nii,n rlIn Nidnr nnhinnon.

Galveston, Texas. NovenlbeF. 81 Ella
Vidor robinson aged e years, died, at
tho home of her mother, Mrs Maegle
Robinson 22l5 Avenue IL, at 4 o'clock
this morning.
Miss Robinson has been employel as
copyist ~ the county cierkS office Tor
thr past several years. soc WAS % grad
-,iato OF the fs0ii high school and WAS %
sweet disposed ana iQyahs young lady,
and counted ~ Who kenw her as friends
Bgiides her mother, MIS- Magg,e. wife
OF the late Walter n Robinson who was
~ orc time q prominent stationary mer-
rnant Ia this city, the DECEASED leaves a
brother. Charles Robinson, ana an aunt
Mrs. kate Jenkins
Abonf eight months ago Miss Robinson
contracted severe cold which fingered
Tor weeke. gradually becoming worse
some weeks ago She was compelled to
abandon her work In the office and has
been c0nlinea " hnr honle since that Tine
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-01
THE FIRE RECORD.
WORK Of Incnndinr,c..

Leonard. Texas, November cs.-Fire last
night originated in j. d. Albright's bust
ress house. The following are the losses
ana insurance.
j. y. Albright, dry goods and groceries.
loss on building. sip0a; insured In the
itome for 5000: stock partly saved; loss
$1,000, no insurance.
Mrs ella Stewart, millinery; loss $1,000
prs. Pendergrass & Pondergrass, loss
on library and surgical Instruments. 5000;
no Insurance
The Leonard Graphic j. e. .Attebury
no Insurance.
Cund 4 Neal. druggists, stock partly
snvcd: loss on building $500, on stock
5liQD.
Is. h. H. crabb library mostly saved;
no Insurance.
Dotson & Attebury, groceries. stock
saved, but damaged several hundred doll
lars worth by removal; insurance $1,000;
loss on building 5000 nc Insurance.
j. NJ. Hickman confectionery and ice
cream paflor stock saved but damaged
By removal; building owned by Dr. W.
a, Kuykeudall; loss $500, no insurance.
owned by j. o. Kuykendall; loss 500, no
insurance.
W, o. Lewis, dry goods and groceries,
stock damaged 5000 by removal
Several other smaller buildings were
wrecked ana burned.
This makes two destructive fires here
within eight days which consumed twelve
$4,000. II Is conceded 20 be the work OF
inccudiaries
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-01

! represented 10 tht rnipi, and the audi
enct witch fllr1 tht capncious cdifiCe 90
+ its utmost oaraciiy ein1faect nlmo9i every
I tnt aetf-oD ;,Alns fai hla text "Rlshtc-
ouSiy Frrlirth a Nntlnnt The services
werc gsrscialiy hprlepratg ana later
th, heasfif ~ Tx. rfs,r N The community
ard thc offerings Wete very ecnerous.
Caldwell. TexAs. November 81. -rhanlss-
slNins was stHeraiy observer today, 30
claed ara snfrehnnts and CLERKS we've
Wandlnr fhtlr Way ~ tha Raptst church.
wherg union scrvires were held lac sons
erNite preeedins the sermon, lca nN WIZ
hundlV WITH hfa cdrnci Was fiue NrrNers
Mert offered hy RfNs. James ana 'lNnr,,
The sermon ~ Rev Tayior OF the Pres
ttfr hrsr coarreSst,on aSsamhlel - hear
H. faniiy gatherings weJc numerous
wheFe me fsi gopelcr figured e2nspicu-
Bryan r,xaa Nossmbsr so.--Thanks-
giving was observes In Bryan today by
the closing np ~ nearly every business
AZ the baptist church, conducted by
Rev g MinrN
Rev Lamar ii the Methodist church
PREACHED ne THANKSGIVING sermon at the
A Very pleasant rhanKsgivinr ban was
givsn AZ the COLLEGE. last night by the
watch was participated IN by a large
number Ok BryAn young people
Beaumont, Texas November 50-The
Union lhanSssiNins s.gNisss neia N we
dtstrict court f0uui tnNeh that large
epaHlHer 60 its utineS cabHNitN, Ihe eN-
stglses as ann9Heeeg 10 No. 9st VIE
i5is,,,isi bostra aoSp ;rbsre tsc-e nn
,r,S,,,,,s ,,riggt. 5fnr,er NM ics d,,riner fhe
day. aud tho Crosby house gave It's pat
rons particularly attractive menu,
~ ~ I, ~ n, NJ, "
Ile Nttl u9lf ~ w nstgrE ~ sNil Allt-
W. 5l l. ss,,er r. g,,t,,t,,,, ~ ''l
,ir.i1s, ras,' ~ ,,s,s lisaf III az ucptist
cb3tteA syhisi, r'ss llfrsrel,, atfS1;ied f,rr,-
fes.5r i. II Hhsnberiia OF lie state uni
,-eT,sjfv n.tvo rf,e IA his reniistic rehalnge
~ 4 SooI e6dlsnee Al coroasi institute To-
rfr6t
Hrsnhsr, rs.fas s,nvernbrr 70 --Thnnks-
elvinr 5sv q eeifiq pretiv renersiiv cell
tbruta.l lteTs nuA IN ,arious yvavs sarvices
ssk.s hri8 IN fhr t,.,lshbnal and 3anttqf
ehnrsies and many elegant dinners we're
ssr..ed 5s,,ral ,untlng parties ieSt town
oRs siargd going On deer hunt 10 Aus
- comfy J'i4e banks ana ppstnffice OBJ
served the daS.
rivins iay was ceiehraied Hero YIN a
,rslsn se,.t,it.f NJ ftc ISrs,ii n .,ie5 ek,,fh
condaeta hy Reys slpiey Hav aad
Stlru. fnC uastnrl Of ri,N city Thcrc WIS
lpree audience present rhp NORMAL
schnui public schools hanks ana post
offNe also closed IN honor Of the day,
TRylpr Texas November s0-Ihanks-
giytrG WAS Generally observed Va 'raylor
iolhP pastcfCce and National banks wore
closed and Il hohday was given The pub.
w school childreA, INC ladies' % the
snri stlan chufch prepared public
tnesi'eAiNths Gunner
Orange TtNe7 November S0-Thanlr-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-01
rlrIm WAND nunGnr.
Notes or Interest GRthcred in the
Husy wnrd.


w, u Matthews OF Humble has brought
down drcYe Of horses.
MIR aud Mrs Bowen OF New Orleans are
spending a few days In the ward.
Miss BapIah R6nne az Cline is visiting
friends ana Relatives in the ward
ms Isiaot..,.,,,,,.,, ,Frta, ~ D, n,
HS i t,lf,t 99-,, VII
49, $500 Ni'hHN "e 'n'N'V' Ne" on
AiNi>y' HiNV@
a pleasant surprise party was given last
nicht complimentary 20 Miss Emma Saul
tee AZ hor home on l1iysiAn street
GEORGE Fsrrel who lives IN Cfreenis
bay0s stuck Il rustv NAH in bis fool vsss
t,t,,l.s1 lrt, ,,ln,,,,4 ,,tt't, "a * ft,tI 49,. II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-01
DEAD IN nED.
John w, Dccisfora Passed ouictiy
from sleep 20 Death.

Justice Mnh0ney WAS called carly yes
terday mernOg 10 the boarding house ns
Mrs, Cotton, On Rusk Rvenpe between
Main and icanfin strecta. % hold "a IN
quest On the body 81 John W Rockford.
who wax inuud dead IN bed.
The evidence ad4uced from letters in
WAS o carpenter by trade and had 4 wife
ans a sr9T-a son iseidlng ia Kansas CITY
and "A hY0thur ia Albany, NJ 81
Prem persons IA ihc house Il was
learted that he had been unweli tor tive
Ne1lia OF mofr but hAd continued NJ
work Wednesday evening hg appparsd
betitr ard ~ supper ate quito heartily
ZIP 20 about II bclock hc chAttea Mia
acquaintance about the house, ana s,ster
fatifnH Was heard from no more fttter-
dag niorning he Wan fOund "a ne irad
Messtf. Hoss x Wright took chafgr IT
HE body and arc ~ communication with
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-01

sioslnr. they say the back door won, go
this time,
Much talk about tho excursion was
hrard yesterday aud the impression pre-
walls THAI BIZ crowd viii take advan-
take of the low rate ana PAY "a visit 70
Honstoh ner, week. There ARE many mer
chants and others who are ready with
warm welcome for the visitors.
The work OF the committee on work
~ tbs Grand Chapter has progressed 80
Tar that the lectures on the RoyBl Arch
degree hive beeu fONched, aud VIII occupy
today ana tomorrow. No new arrivals
were registered yesterday but flfty chap.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-01

louisville, Ky. November a9.--lion Ham
liion Pere died last night al hla home IN
this city from Brlght's disease after IN
nlness OF eighteen months, He was &c
gears Old Pope wgR an eminent lawyer
ana widely known throughout the state
he was a delegate 20 the union demo-
cratic convention ~ chleasn ia iSsi also
% the convention AZ Phliafelphia Al the
hronktng cut OF Tho ciSn war he Nas
pi4ced IN charge Of the mliifih or SHlte
Epard AZ Louisville with The rank ~
hflcAdlcr general and held that pasitian
until rlr troops were Qrauni2ed into ihe
govlrnmenf service