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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-31
ARRESTED IN CENTRAL PARK.
A MAN WHO SAID HE WAS CLARENCE KING AMI
LIVED At THE UNION LEAGUE
CIUR FINED SO

Detectives Savage and Mckinley. while IN the lion
house In Central Park Menagere. Sunday afternoon.
saw a whose actions regarded as suspicious
The officers followed him the ballneld In the Park ana
there arrested hun. At the Arsenal. the man said no
was Clarence King and lived az the Union League Ci"p
His age put down Us ftyseven years He at once
Samuel Parsons superintendent OF Central rarA
whose cassmate he had az the Sheffield Seienuhc
School at Yale In the class OF 80.
The prisoner IN the meantime taken Ia the East
Sixvseyenthst. station. In the oloter there hyo"e
ycnvs Is given as his age; Newport r. L. as his home.
and nninr as his occupation BY 10 p m. Mt Parsons
succeeded In finding bondsman for his frena III 'no
person Of Isdor Iraacs, manager OF the Park casino
In the Yorkvne Police Court 80 many Efforts weFe
mazda tn get Justice Grady 70 dismiss the case ss NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-31

rculgent the next Dstrict-Aorncy may be. such o'"
uinc1 nei a. D.. raskhuI>t az likely t. make men 'V'
extremely unhappy should they reopen their rooms
number OF the men who were roonkeererN saY tha' Inv
report, are being rdusrously spread for campaign pr
poses
Clinords easy victory Yo Tanbicn ana Lamp
lighter stamp. him a hich-class thfee'year'oh. Lamp
light. l. no. within ioity pounds OF HI ioim i "ds =
Taral said wien h" dsmountcd en- Saturday
To.csy's carl is Nxeiy 10 iuin'sh some lh''r''''-
.eutes,s The Held, are large in five Of IN" iac"
30 tho starts be prompt and every contestant h'a
haN" equal chrncc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-31
U1TCTED BY SHARKS.
prRIInrS PLIGHT or TIE CREW or
STORM STRICKEN BARk.
MEN CHUNG TO THE RIGGING ONLY \ FEW FEET
ABOVE SCHOOL or M>N-FAHNG
MONSTERS -- THE BIG FISH


cu,~rp TIE noNTs.
The roll Of marine disasters for the mont" .,
oc,ober Is a full one and IS as varied as II o'"'u
III !, usides tho list OF ordinary wrecks al
- ,b.ro have been reports Of one steamship
,,ro hloy, ashore and Of anoti. taking ilfe III
ri1,cean Yesterday an account came !" y. ."
crew that for hours clung to the rsh"'h " W,
sinking vessel and watched SCHOOL "a ''"'
Iarting TO and fro beneath them ""'"'7 '
The moment when their prey shoniu u'P nv,
their ravenous maws. The vessel was Inc MI
oci,r har, Saigon timber-aden. from quebec 10
Sunderland and her experience has gone lar u"
confirm an old marine superstition III ''' i"'"'''
Of her crew Scarcely was she OUT VI ''7' "
land when "A sailor. looking over her STERN 81"
the fin of a shark following steadily oehi'lu "'''
He iocularly Informed the cabin boy ina, '',
shark would follow them until some on" q" oo"'" "
1iad and thc crew made merry over the ide'. iu'
,s dav after day went by and the SHARK SUN
chung TO the vessel. always the same "'s'""''
astern their popularity faded. ana t"eY '.H'"
to wonder whether the superstition mish, ho' oe
on October - a hurricane struck the saigon an, nm
for two days she struggled hard asaInSt ,rr,,.,nn
October % the broke over het, on.i III III
her over on her beamends until her s'arpoaI" ~, ~
was buried eight feet deep IN ,n mo rirring to
crew chung desperately to The %ea'r. IL, seas
keen themselves on board tn" br-ahlhg go go
smashed the cabin in, ana threw 'atS Then the
of the ships stores out on the "asrr, .nu, The
shark which had followed them throuSho". .i,V
storm. once NOR" anu ,.H.d az,
He was soon Joined by many more OF ms KIM W.
MI the men could look down al any up,, -, ,
count seven or eight OF the man-eatms mohs. r'
almost under their feet. on October -, NV N,"
managed to cut away the fore ana MAJ" i'l,H
and then the ship righted somewhat Sh' irahT AK
rapidly however. and none Of the pumps WI
work Onc-third Of the cargo was J''"-"'u
SIN the vessel sank lower and lower IN me Witt
On the oath the British steamship victoria pouno
% Nov, York from Mediterranean ports cam"
w., and semi a boat to rescue the sailors. ThouGh
The boat came near the sharks wei' nraIri, ''in
nn, /, man dared to lump After twenty Wihup,S
he boat put back TO the Victoria for consul
tation Ncryed by despair. six OF inc saigon
crsw ,hen managed to lower boat entered II, ana
noated down TO the Victoria Enco4rngea 10y , tne,
success the other six men lowered anotn'i poa,
and also got TO the Victoria in safety aIthouBh
the huge sharks. furious at seeing lheI Pir t ~
cane icaped high around the boats. as 'noush
they meant to actually force their way OH o'a'i
them. ,,,o,,, ,b. loss
The men were brought here without me TO-
of A single life but there ~ not one OF l.'i
who Is now willing to make merry over the Po''e"'
Of the following shark.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-31
THE POLICEMAN SAU HIN KILL HIMSELF.
4 YOUNG LADOREE. WALKING IN TENTH AVE.
CALMLY SENDS THREE BULLETS
INTO HIS BODY.

Policeman Pepperted. OF the west Thirty-seVenth-
St squad saw man holding a revolver In his hand
under the gas lamp at Tenth-ave and Thirty
Gfth-st early Yesterday morning. He walked to-
ward him to inquire what he meant by exhibiting
a weapon In that manner Seeing the officer APP
proach. the man coolly placed the muzzle OF the
weapon against his own breast and fired three
shots in rapid succession. The policeman ran to
the man as he fell on the sidewalk He shouted for
help but before IA physician could be- called the
man was dead. The body was carried TO the police
station It'll d,
II was learned later that the man who had killed
himself as John Chesney young ana uhinar la
laborer" who formerly had worked In N'"ell :
lumber ward but had been discharged for drunken
ness a month ago He had boarded with Mrs Az
kinson at No. 376 Tenth-ave.. and he was sald 10
have an aunt living in the city. Lately he had been
drunk much OF the time. His body was sent to the
Morgue yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-31

Sc S. and finally to which was the lowest bd acccpca
4 number sOla al t's price ana "h'h
I'm, biqaing slammed about quarter the remained
uusold. The balcony boxes NEXT. There ar -iH
Of Them the were respectively Tor si"D ~"
50 $50 SO ant so. only iwc lows OF seats III t'
ls.cony thc price, f'nS' Ho" f'V 10 81
Tho ioa result Of tn sale $50 80 The ic"ainrg
e,, , a. ,i,red on al. a, TN Office on Thursday
The theatre vii open wednc-d'y OF nrN' N''h'
WITH thc hr-t rc-:ouanc' he" oi L''d l'"iy-"A :
"Ecokct" by Henry Iyins, Mis- t'e" Terry an '"e'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-31
FiTHERGENERAL SORTy SERIOUSLY ILL.,

South Bend, Ind Oct. 3O.-Word has just reached
this city from Notre Dame that the Very Rev.
Father General Sorin founder of the university 10
very low and may not survive long. He has been
| in poor health and gradually failing Tor . long
time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-31
WEST SIDE REpr BLTCAys MEET TONIGHT

The Republican Organization Of the XxIIId Assembly
District No i02 West Eghty-secona-st., will hold a
nass-meeting tonight at o'clock. The speakers Will
be Henry c. Robinson candidate for Controller; John
Proctor Clarke. William c. HilI C. n. Bsvee. H.. and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-31

The board just before adjourning received through
the Controller the bills of HOady. Lauterbach
Johnson. \. J. Dittenhoefer and ex-Judge Charles
Donohuc for 1880 fees for defending the Excise
Commits sloners who tried a year or two ago
for violating the law by licensing lquor-dealers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-31
DETAILS OF THE RACING.

FIRST RACE-For two.year.olds. Special WEIGHTS Five
and one-half furonss.
Betting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-31

and foot cloths (as
g were once ce preface naturally leads will marked
friends practical
and will be the
Gassbeek and Ak who the largest importers
Of Oriental commanded the and talent required
the Their
of this and will be
place here for the date Of sae
of shocks mind beyond
symbolism and npened glory
involving endless delicious Coffee mixed
with pans despair purchasers greedy SOUL Here to have or
w charming will take
ment The swed by refined thus have
chances and choices galleries the American Art Association
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-10

numerous friends here and some " them
have been discussing the adVisab|ilty Of
an cnnrt 10 have HIS supporters Ia tho
caucus rcfuee 10 abide ~ ia docInlun and
we've for. l.ec III tho ieklaiAuiYn wnpn Inc
election c0mcs up several DAYS arc yet TO
eiapse before this eiertipn tni,rs place aud
their plan, ue one q them put II today. u
and enforce 4 change 81 Vfrdftt They will
90 thia ~ apunslinE 70 tho conttitnfnts ~
ths tefnpcrntic members and they think
tisNf if they con rrl thiffv o. forty o.
thoan Nhp voted fcr leo ii NE rAucan 10
holt. they cnn Atiil 1nrsifn his firrtion hy
tnf nina 4 ntitther az thuSc who voted Tor
1iaftin 10 The support 81 i3tt and by GET
ting the f,,li norullat ana furuuiici.n vote
AZ tho icflAiNfiffr nnd thus ftc1:rt y EtA3pr-
isy OF the eiitlro lcGiaintufc.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-10

Inhn NJ. nNnlNi N ldxNR was Today M
pointcd 20 stun cierkshsp ~ thc, purse'
or statistics q the treasury aepar'meps.
,,,,,e nm tntfAancri ~ gnlhtfKdn yeetcrH
,laT n. confirm the fluctuations 81 the state
chfiftt 10 Federal courts So nftrarunf
ts1sci1 Intention, ana II itNF4rd 4 VIII ~
A iiopfnftlce Was today effnhiifhcu g
shannon, s'lay county. Two ana Heit
mites from biafte,
Martha, Vice n. 4. fIii;. rctnoXndS Pine
Hlil A. nj Sanders, Vice n Y fitlfns RE-
asnad. itactog W. nj. Rnwlatd. vice IL. =.
Isedcn. resigned. lluhert lee J II Hnmila
,on vice a. ~ Adams. resirnali uant
Muntpttrr. q - DIX. Vice u Nj WillAfJ
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-10
yvouId-fic Train nohhcrs.

New OrIenne La. December "a
Times Democrats Tanglpahoa, Ga. spec
ial says; This evening as the New or
leans and Jacksonville passenger train
boa1ded the train ana without provoca
ton whatever began shooting Seriously
injuring Conductor 1Sinnhren and Sec
ton foreman named Mcfrnn and jumped
from tho rapidly moving truii Theif'
identity ie net known. II n thought thnt
the intention WAS TO terribly the paasep-
gers by Shooting of their rnycirers and
then make WAY u the express car, where
II was expected 70 make rich haul
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-10
Bot 4 4 beloved Is have been Some oe.

NnIlNHN
| Lemon was taken to The police depart
] n,anl nnd Fnve MA n0dreae "a Ma W Rue
NafnhliirS. IN answer to tho Inquiries oi
| the rclcc. hr Declared smbhaticaliy there
4 WAS no ont pisc M 10 nhan,i,ff who was
I known 70 him This siatefnent however.
/ WAS Rnofiiy .Affnrwaffs prttypu 10 be mise.
I bccause while isenoitA worude were being
4,,d ,,,,,,s MAI !, ~. -. v
M Nv, - es.'t',.f ',,,
| N mn, etlne '' ,n she hosnitais,
~ Snls ftnark me Rushufi,tcs uirSoN-
S ss3 tnsa tienoir nav icl 80 mem Anu y.
| th% bus,dlns renetr rsctntlv arfseoa from
I itQl.tceuA anu naa been under upilcV sur
lvetiinncc ever since.
~, pupnl president or the chamber,
rccctsici i trinlnr scalp wouna. one ~ tie
women spectators nAmed Motley was
wounded IN the irg aid No terribly mutt
viii re a confirmed crlppiu, The remainder
OF her lie Ehr llEnlavnd reat courage
A Rnnman,an wonian nninnd Malis@s
Mas aye severely wSslRne ~ 70 .n s
f,ntss df.trtfei, ~ N. Ia. f l3i lslet alone
It,,i,srh. ,i,',. ~ ,,.,fslff,1
w H Nessr ,.,aee i, ,,,e ,rs,rn,,son. mas
~ IVY ~ kNotv =, Tue 'l,ss' M.
N,AAss y sns ks M ~,
alfns,eu on S,Apivion o. peilS inRiess " "
~ fhr outiNse, bcsides niiineroue c1nnnis-
l'eNfiea called 70 the Shamiier ny n. f9f-
Hnslr director q the Snfetc genertAs' -. II.
- - ~ If1tfTi -iitNtitrl ltti ~ t'tNt
tHnNcd IN accompanying 70 thclt nompN
Fail persons permitted to Leave the building
IAN order 10 Verify thetr idenaty.
II ft,.S ,nii~t "a 'indescftbhhic emotion
~ ,iit,,tssi,,n ~ vn,ificn ton ~ the dprus
Ties was resumed pursng THIS time tne
treatment frn,ne and aftonded h3 nun,-
bnr a. ...t-rslcinne The Socialist acpuiy,.
Ahbe fseAivrc "a aiiTcrinr very aanHerceieA
I nv. tle ifts wound IN the neck. bat IL Is
] xnrot,d that Ne viii recover. At loast
\ score III sp..tiRts,rs from the tribunal aud
renerice tfAvarfcd Sale des ras prrd,ln
| IN oitifr is ssct llfcdlcnl nssiatanpr All had
bloody shirfe ana cravAta ami Wounds
coaiG lie aeer iihput their races Atnons
the persons Wounded were q number Of
women. who we're weeping with pain and
sl,rlelslng with fright. 'fhe supposed mis-.
1 rre4nt wh3 caused the nxpiosi6n escaped
DURING the confuslon md ALSO assSr;ed
that he WAS Wounded 81 TIM explosion,
which occurred the moment the ,horib Jeff
his haf1a. witch exnlairn Ii A number
| OF peupie vsers vyonutiati III fi,r niaIt,.fNs 4
find nm bnn,h falIns a,5inns ihN dahuftea
~ fhc y.isht ~ svss 4, f,y-,olfir fnfendall 4
uunabet n fhefn sgo,tld hacse he..n lSiil,.d.
i, z napsr et etanaers an l2nrn ~. ~,
on I'M s.snna f,an, Sc,,t,,,ssd a,,os,g 81,
ehai,h4f ,vsrr ,,,,,,v ,,aes,s ~ ,7on is1r
suf Isl ma ar ma si,a.,e AZ Il, Il i,.o,i
Il IA bsisTs,t Sha' ,.. ,,,eh ~, ~, w
with niae6s 81 ran AZ NJ, y
sti.nrii ln tho ehasn,,c,s .,, ,,.
I ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-10
PROTECTING THE QUEEN
r4t.-----~
SIZE FEARS VIOLENCE FROM FOR
nIGE RESIDENTS
-r-s.-+.l4--s
Tho American Minister Is Said to
Have Been Unguardaa ii
His Remarks,
Tho Provisional Government Unaeahiedis
oana=sd, tho slsassion MialslsF Wit
lis Says What He wnl %,

llnnoiuh. November lcopsriRhtry
ispa by sHsocisssed rreae per barkantlno
w g, Irwin Since aavlces ~ the
schooner IN sianslt which satlcd three
days aRo the es-queSn hoA applied 10 fAs
provisional Rovernninht fpr proteffi1a
rlainiifa that fcsre az violence from for
eskh -ieSiucnla, The gcyetnuent at oncn
Etsnted tho REQUEST ard q deslil If NIX
police was nc once oriercd BY The mar
shah They are gnafdius WashlnEton
There are watches og two Mea each 10
~ Interview With Attorney General
smith Il waa LEARNED that tho govern
nnent does not anticipate ANY present pos
litlcal disturbance or amy trouble &c any
kind. until tha unitcd Staten ia hestq
iront hNen tnen TIE nttufney Rennl4n
iss pS ss,s Ss NV ssT x T az
tore the eXypperil which could not ~
present. be hrlieNoa, tB - tuQ courss
tufnty general oerhued 10 EXPIRES IN aniHi
ION pcyeuu snyiuE he Thought pcrhhpt
the saniertctu minister hal oern ristnef
unEulyuet In HIS felnnflgs CONCERNING III
iiinnnlic nffalrA. ,rhe Ahsorlntcd Pfnes
icafned YESTERDAY unectiy ffssn yNaanlliE.
ton riaca thAf fnS rNrsfueen tniix inutrr
stailtin her uhhEVy m case the tuitea
Statea Nhouid fsklore ncr Is power a1d sie%
citfeu 10 My. MINIS during nrt lgtls Nials
10 the SNOW roltit&p thltt ane wOni0 hHfs
" wv tAfit 1rtAp Atbtts tttrH y Ny = ft'lt
~ nhdef armed iQnteStlpn % the United
STATES Thn, aintruient WIS write uf'pf
tue very pest anfnoi'ty aiid '3nA peeii inpue
10y the sx-Vueen upon more tisan ote ors
caspn 70 others inan The snited StlteH
minister.
thc political strain continues 70 he NtFY
great. rho provisional gcsfftlnent uh-
dpubtculN pnntmNtdh thn httuhnpn Mhil
the nAafpbn hes inattefh 80 affAtHfd tniss
II would pc lmprssAnlu taf On htutck 10
be In'sde unon snt 81 enatlyr nuil.i,nk,s III.
One prominent KentieiuRn reports Atiiis
isfer Mii}is az tuSiu& fllat Mlitfl - Ept
rcesty ~ isrt ~ IN exhrys{fe plllcyr 81
the United htHtf9 mere wfstld utt put t>sg
persona ~ " aNati iiafi lsas xixs. Vhr mead
q The proNlAionAi government Apd the
head u this fortncr eQfernnirnt
The theory Of the fHNtofa Nun hhs cAuFed
cpuhiufrAAle atlxiefy u, Ron efh1peut cir-
cirA ~ eheh 1fnpucpens fEvufi cnllfe
mtncd,Aie ttnuhie - M fe2yHet oJtef
careful inquiry. that pnr jlup ut 0fncini
i Z. ttpn h5s teveipp'sa ne fact tl'at
the fdtlefn niinftsN iliiets the return
OF the e14 frtnceNS l>Ail,'tni 90 ftonuiuiu
ltum lsn6lAlfs ~ q Also Thought thHt
TrF9. ~ Davies cOInus an her political
agent - infect fhe evtnpronnse ~ tAet
the United StatBe iinia ~ if}prarticnble
n lnppAahlc y rsAsDfs The e&tsineen.
Sherla Hucll tte the Intention the fizprY
~ azirancea tiftf hhuuia an f.,ipyeiHn In
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-10

Kansas CITY, Mo. peramber q The
final session OF the National Live STOCK
exchange WAS held te;1..=.ss.. The conven-
ton adopted resolution calling for ante
lnoricIn inspection 81 iiog3 az she scales
instead Of at the packing hpuses. Atele-
gram from j. II. Eaniptei. Fort Worth.
Texas, asking FOR admission for Fort
Worth into the exchange WIS received
last night but no action WIS taken on
the matter. 1t WAS agreed that the next
convention would be held In st. Louis
next year; The executive COMMITTEES win
FIX the dale, Tho convention adjourned
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-10

om1ih. Nc1.. ge1s31ttr Nii,istcr
1'lspratoa of lja4ail AssSsa tAseus,, omaha
81 7:11 a'pfszk lie w shown ~ 4ae>.
riatei Ff1ta aisr4iiA from tef,iAnd "
4 Representative II ne Aadqin,ei P,esn
ai,4 did nat ntte,4- l1ftflke1 IS ria n=~h.
trFHt OffeItlD1eI fuRt4i 'ptff t|tII ;ltf
nQN d e<tr,t fe1fe fz1El; ri 'atc<.
,a'a shr.. e. e R,es
queen on M ,,,spn4 should tfr p NJ
aioffd - cnrftrt -
All. JNuftto, 4II'sa fnAf ~ might ettut
now we're u <ft.d fjtp7tf1eS ~ 5;i''>-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-10
rher pIdn.. Mnnt n.

Chicagol pHcember 0lIhe Gerfnaria
club OF TITS cJtr WAS offered ar Oh pgr-
trait OF Governor Alleged b. FhDliD Hem
ricl The club refused 70 aecnpf he eift
The action y believed % be on account
Gaycrnl mcubdra resigned but fnnior-
lily aiinroNe the seton % the committee
that rejected the portrait.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-10

san Beinafdlno. cal. December " on
tha netition of,4he AlasaHpfro lrfigassan
6.e,r,ft I'll, supn4lor court .taa alin0lnted
"a y Mor1leon receiver flf the Bear Nal
lev Irrigation comrarF Inc company Las
4 capltaf stock Of sdn1o.Vpi.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-10

Chicago. December p--Whqn Ansassn
Prendergps' was brought into eelirt today
he bowed % the jurymen shock Aands
with his counsel and then leaned hack lr'
3is chair and RnzcH y9r*nily tntp Spare
While the eSamipation Of yeniretnen MAS
hninr apnlnli1a -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-10
THE WEATHER.

been showing here steadily FOE the twc;s-'
ty-four hours past Al roads are using
snow pio.s II some places III che pass
es the snow H. ten fnet deep. II II threr
10 four feet on level.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-10

Itaiig gcwa lisia Rome tnY The po,'s
tomorrow n1ll ceiebfafp MASS AZ ~
f'eitrp cathedral 10 the NreatncF 81 me
members u ne "a adniefy "a f.ofnr
wtip nulnnef i01H About Ntp jtsItatinhe
10 aifniId flle RrI eief6 Nave beeH Nsltd "a
pefeons outside q ~ fpolhif
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-10

London. llereriiIaf line DAil3 News
AltfN tiiat elifploper enaiNiUinK nudity if,s
ccfsliafY hu1 threatening ttiefafure hhRr
beet afnt 20 the heads 81 Elton college,
X ~ spprneed tilhS hey Uosh fGTWas6sd
W nnnrchihta AMI uitaafiffE batN ttdfi
taken ~ protfcf both The rfufea4ofH ard
che college bi,it{iees 4 1llufff 81 de-
fftiiv1a7Afa ntif Stationed N nna about
-thn lnllAAn EI.llnlllL -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-10

the standard sWA pr ee1wtrigsn, Prince
fHifbfs rfGhfllnE f;lH pfincr'& haaith. The
pfrYeiqncv Of iniiuepze bag caused great
increase ID he pui0i,tr - deaths IN fttf~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-10

Denver, rploa December q The News
today says II Governor waite calls an
extsa session o. the itgielarnfe 70 Forward
his aiiYer scheme sNzeachFaent pfoceqd-
TONS IN the penifenfiarg nuddie would
furnish ground for tho proposed anpearh-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-10

Westsfsten December q i'he p,eAide1,
haR libon ~ MA cffict IN day. racrivias
Aonstof'e ana representatives. He haa
lpie conference vii HeptesrufatiVe Say
4 era ~ Texas IN the Nsibjent 81 ap5rnrria.
htaltf, - rt,fssf''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-10

l3eA.son. 1akd4. nnreinisr o. George
Hay. asej ~ Was mot ll,is evs1iiffi:s=; ~
u eo.npfnipp ard pIf'I 70 death ! feg|
hours later. ''be boys WIZ tetsr nlnE
from 4 dAy's HURT when tlsr1 Hpf INTO =
frjepdlf ,fuf1e. and ilif sun tiiaqharfet.
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f.f,,c.xo. December ?. Peter Frnntz died
ssday 5,on, in3uriea fecslyed a sile iitEe
bss fatiscf city employ WHO e. vas A, y.
s.s.i,.d ~. prunir hafne ~ Ndtfulnit -
Is n ssss,possI dur the murafrefH re ~
custody
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berlin, December (C.opynghicd 1905
BY the Associated pfesa. lsrrhc waelx's
debate 70 ti,s reiahutag hsa aided nothing
new to the afrumenls Tor Or akalpst
Misnel,s financial nleanutts. TIE whole
KY dnpsset pay pecn rully tireehcd 10 huns
There " n srDwlnK hnifatien aeniflsf fl,fs
proposed Fpbacco duties and this huutfila
ine tnenripH prafrnnnie acarcely less
Than me unpepulafify oT the Proposed
wine duflcs
The eoinins week will ia occupied by
me second and iitIra rendInga 81 the com.
mtiflM treaties. Theh The German and
itrtsian dclegafaH VIII rtsuIna nfeotla
ipHA VIII much improved proEhnctf n
Success. The felcliHtas II llsely Is ADOPT
she pfRpohrd commercial freafr with RUS.
niR, az u is now expected that Janu1ry
iuiy sec A treaty nrtNnged The enineror
ha* congratulated Die Catholic rfinra.
repeal Or the Jesuit iaw ard Il 1isf3ncs
movement IS he9lnninR "a nihniffst ftRnif
y, evangelical circles against tlle fencAi
Thf cpuAerTrrve party has ffccixef IN
paruest request from Tsf6sian appenilnT
q thnfn "a protect Tbs inteffffk III Tie
froiissstAsata upon The 0eesalolt ~ tl.e third
ffaainK o. the bill tn the reichnfne ana
dwfilipK ron NE dangers al the chnrrh
ara FHt'iHfland might be Involved by re-
a1,nifeioii % the deHuifs
~ me WakAry nihiirt i'lbf. blowing thaf
K.efi4 and osefs o. the S' n 81 P q i6s
49, ttAa4tttAt Nlff'4lt ifliINIt
ktNppsi 4 b3at ia The lstpA ana fnixld
three ANAL cases nf dynamite afl1 Il
stucent 20 whom The caata were addrHaScd
MS subsequently, efrtNtfJ ri 81 Fetnfr-
llffK, Aifoxether Afty ARRESTS Wefa iiIdt
Including many officers ard fcfns 4lrls,
1filp palice assert that they have efidaure
that the bomb oHtrHrc aHaiuHt Che cknf
was manned md ~ Dsie pinied that the
application 81 hnout ofleifed Il, f1Il con-
ffHtlpn from The ntudeDt DtfAr 9rlNnfs
wefe also elabjeftea q iSrfi'i4 tefiDfe
They wsps HIN.
Aemphla fenn,s pacefDher Captain
keiIar uderson II Coal Greek fainc bal.
been of5cred a. In: LAM command IL he
hrAz'iEan army ~ President Ieixoto Cap
tain Afstitra0n DECLINES to ray nnYihInx
niiipN offered MIN 4 fh4t ~ Aisufpnt gsa-.
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,nE rnti4tfH ~ a private IN 4 kfufpfilY
regiment ind fifnifit out ~ q captAili
about TIRES ffAfn am liz qpinfpAplifH The
state 4pfs ~ Cont Crock. Htef Ienaeft
SCI uH5iuE thr nif.ffA ffduhlef aa3 MA
orffaHf Qt the ftri ~ invft Two utfkfs hiH
0eptufn ty miners tIt fouinftb nlid bla}s
cry Vfru captured ~ tftaeitff aid
With death n he did not Sef-
feii1ef tllt FORT. ha<t been rabliHntd exttUt
Il N approsed thai It'd N0h, Greek tpl23db
brought Captain Anderson 10 fha notice IL
Inc tfatli|an 0fficflN