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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-02-13
NEW YORK & new ENGLAND
Passenger Train Service. Week Days Cor
rected to Nov. 20, 1892.

T"ssehser Train service, Week Days Sor-
rected to Nov. 20, 1892.
Trains leave PROVIDENCE as follows
For BoSToN-s OS. ii 40 A. NJ 4 20 A. NJ RE-
WAI.POLE-8 Os, IL 40 A NJ; a 20 r. NJ
LkANKIIN-S 0s. Ii 40 A. Nj 20. 7l6P. ~.
MILFORD-s 0s A. Nj 4 20 II. NJ.
ARLdINGT0n' IL -, ~ kNiGHTsVILE-7io. ii35 A NJ.
CRANsToM: N4TICK: RIVER POINT. CENTRE
VILE, WASHINGTON-7 10, 91O, IL IS A. ".
~ 10, a., 80. q 80. Ill 90 r. NJ.
oAkLAWN.7 10 10 IL 35, IL 10 A. NJ; 245.
P6Sfi$S 4, S. AISTj5 Re JS 9SIDNlcK-7io IL 'SAM
ASI5i6SYa7 ..;I o5 10 0io, IL IS A N. sas .so
SUMMIT, &C. oshco sTERLING-7I1 slo. A NJ.
cotENiEi. GkEEyh, MoosuP. pLAINFIELp
JENETT CITY, VERSAILLES, BALTIC, SOUTH
WlNDhAM WlLLIMANTIC-0 10 ~ NJ; ~ is.
HARTFoRD--9 10 A. Nj I2 Is, 4soP.M.
WATERBURY, DANBURY. FISHKILL and NEW
NokwiCtl-7 10 y 10 A. Nj 12 Is. 4 soP.M.
PHILADELPHIA VIA PoUGHKEEPsIE- 10
cHiCAGo AND THE WEST VIA NEwBURG
AND ERIE R'Y-9 10 A. NJ;
PAsCoAG AND INTERMEDIATES STATIONS
20, s40 A; NJ 100 40. 62O and '-ll is i. "a.
Returnlng, leave Pascoag at SO, 10 and y 80 A.
~; IL 40, 20, '-5 40 l.. NJ.
Trains or Boston leave east end OF Union
Depot and for Hartford and the West from west
END. For Pascoag and way stations from Gaspes
street Depot, Providence.
..saturdays only. s-Sundays only
- Tickets between Bostoa and Provid snce Qimitedl
W. $ JONES suDt. A. c. KENDALL. @. p A.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-30

quarters 70 pass bin feforo the assembly
forblJdine The use Of money IA political
casnnnigna. OF rather In thc elections This
feeling " the result OF abe recent eena-
toiiai investigution BY q legislative corn
mittce. The late investigation revealed,
what all well Informed politicians have
long known, that y great deal OF money
has bern utcd IN the campaigns IN this
state for tho past ten Or twelve yseir.
General Malone commenced tile practice
nij0ut 1910 aud since that time there has
scarcely hcen an important general com
test IN which money tid not play q prone
ircnt part If the practice Is prohibited
by law, Il would 20 n long ways towards
purifying the election methods, now 80
generally demanded. After the testimony
before tho Investigating committee, the
railroads are quite certain 70 be more shy
about making contributions legislation %
no icgielntion. on the subject.
The marriage m Hampton on January ?
OF 6cnhtorira,llisner OF West Virginia and
Miaa Virginia Whiting 81 that place will
10 an unusually brilliant social event,
The IspiEcppai church, M which the cere-
mony Is TO takn PLACES, Is ORC ~ the 0lueat
Ia that part OF VifHnIa. The bricks Of
which che editice 81 constructed were
brought from En9lai,d, During the inet
nan century the church hns been repaired
and considerably moderlIzed. " y am
one az the most pictureanue houses Of
worship IN Virginia.
The hride, All accomplished daughter Of
Captain Whiting OF HAMPTON, II ono "
the inoHt popular ladies Of thai part pf
tho State. she has spent some Time Win
relatlvca az the National capital during
the past two seasons. Miss whiting y
Represented "a ho an excellent and fear
less hurscwoniiu. and her friends any
looks her best after O return from q few
miles dash on . spirited hctfe,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-30
ROMANCE or a RGponrEn.
Iie Persists IN Followins upa Dit OF News
ana Wins a VIE

anu Wins VIE.
81. Louis, Mo-, December "a y. II Gil.
brenth reporter on ST isonis 0fter-
roon publication. was marfied at nom yes
to-day 20 Mias Ida Scales Of ScalesWile.
tnfi., the daughter OF a prominent ana
wealthy farmer. The acquaintance and
marriage OF tho young couple Yl,h the
onigrnwth Of Gilhrenfhia persistence in
following up an item. On July ~ 1901 lie
was ~ the carondalet police siaii1n Nlieu
d man was reported killed Oh TIE iron
Mountain roal near Jefferson Isarrapks.
The body was feaffuily manRled. CAL
breath IN picking lip the remains " the
man found q pocket containing taofe
book ana u letter from a young lads'
named Inda 10 John. The letter was
carefully tied With blue ribbon, IN tho
nofa book found iu the mans pocket were
the nnmea India Scales and John Grlffiilla,
IN looking over The note book GIlDreAth
found Waf1iclS county, indl0nH written
and decided 10 send d letter 70 Aflss Scales
at that address IN hopes thai Il would
ieach iier
Miss scales answered hts letter. Told
him that the man Killed WAS John q.
Giiffiihs, 70 whom she was 70 have been
married two days after the accident.
Grinifhn wag on his way 70 ScaleByilse
Al Jefferson BARRACKS he attempted off his
train ana was run oyer by q train coming
IN tha opposite direction During the
past two years a Gorreapnnafncn bas been
kept up hetwaen -As.aA Scales ana Nr. Cll-
breath and IHet mouth he received an
fnrltHeion 70 visit her ~ her country
home. Tie Invitation WAS accepted, and
after his reiurn 10 81. Louis he sent a
written proposal ok uiartlngfi which WAS
accepted aald their marriage took place
Yesterday rs stated. Afr. Giibreath 10
but u years old and hin bride II.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-30
the WHAraER.

An area OF low pressure IS central To-
night over the Central and West Gpit
States and extends northeastward IN the
form OF u trough 10 the Central Atlantic
States and another IS making Us appear
ance over the northern portion OF the
rocky Mountain slope The area Of h.rh
pressure continues over the South Atlantic
States and thG one over the Central Rocky
Mountain slope last night Y moving slow
ly eastward tonight and there II another
central over st. Vincent. MINI. The tap1-
perature has generally fallen throughout
the country tonight and decidedly over me
OHIO valley and Tennessee and the central
and uprer Mississippi valley. The weather
Is generally clear tonight. except over Tho
eastern portion Of the country, where II -
partly cloudy TO cloudy.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-30
ELECTROMAGNETIC pIPs.

Miss Annie Milemure Of Dapyille III,
was dragged to aeath BY a horse.
The Northeast Missouri Teachers' 1880
citation Is holding rs annual session ~
Moberly
leopard 4 Ellis cil works AZ Iiirming.
ham, Ala, burned the result Of an eX-
piosion.
lex-AIayor Hugh Grant WAC sworn IN
under a s2lG 40 bond ms receiver Of the ~.
Nicholas bank
one thousand people attended the meet
ing Of the Kansas Teachers association -
Topeka.
TSe arrest and confession OF two murder
ers al Praslie has revealed deep-iaid plot
against the police
Major Ratbbone denies that he y % the
head Of an organization for the purpose q
booming Iii rriAon 10 lEAp
Tie recent nIrising IN Mexico = ata'itu-
led to too harsh Treatment Of religious ia-
nAtics hy the government
,rhe Nietheroyas officers expect the Bra
lillian insurRent battifahips A9iNnapail ana
nepubIioa ~ Fefnambuco
,rha MIssoari Colored Teacher associn-
lion "a session az jefferson CITY diseusaed
The education Of the negro.
rhe Kansas Grand Lodge Of Good Temp
lars took Steps for the prosecution OF the
h3ointf keepers IL that state
Tbe Illinois state reaehers association
IN session al Springfield discussed refsnpn
~ ne common school course Of study.
In the settlement or a quarrel between
himself and William Ihompaon q Pine
BIuf' Ark, THOMAS Stout vac shot deea
Henry i.andwehr ana Frank FitzKfTaid
,,l,.,s ARRESTED ilt Jolad0 far rphDin2 MIGHT
ran Central and iake Shore ireieht trains
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wuoLEsAflE nurcHERY.

III Pare, Texas December g Two
ininlng pfospectors returned yesterday
from n thlrty-days' horseback trip through
tbg Sierraa one said. The common reo-
rio throughout the country we travelled
are devous Catholics nnd think the Soyern-
ment has never let an opportunity pass
Tor Insulting the church, They hate tue
piaz government and will flght II when
ever they have chance. Fifteen Ncd-
eral troops are stationed ~ 1neireso
ana rsnaller squads at other towns We
mot Nv the mountains general with aN
men who said they were hunting for San
tann Perez but do not want % md HIM
isa Il tighter aud the Mexican author
tiles know r. Al over that country pep-
pie went to Join Perez, but any man sus-
pasted OF sympathising with hir, y alint
we we're told that not lens th,th 20o men
md been shot IN thar country because
they were suspected OF being in SYM
pathy wllh the revolution"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-30
rlln conanLIN q.nIAIl.
More Sensational Evidence Expected TO
BE introduced DarItts Denial,

More Sensational Evidence Expected TO
he introduced pavItt's Denial.
Ghlengo. December 29.--The name Of
Alexander Sullivan was on every lip n
Judge Inthili'a court room yesterday and
the possibility " his appearance as q Wit
ness IN the trial Of Daniel GoughiIn Was
the absorbing topic VI conversations For
the fret time Ia the history of the famous
crogin case the name Of Judge Grlnnell
WAS mentioned IN connection with the
gtaftling developments That many per-
sons Interested ia and familiar with every
detail OF the case expect VIII come out
before The present trial Ii finished
Alexander Sullivan r. mentioned as a
possible Witness for the defense. Judge
Grinneil Is meptiDned lis a possible Wit
ness for the prosecution.
The prosecution, however, claim 10
know nothing Of Judge Grlnpelrs being
called Crcnln's friends produced Il rable-
gram today alleged 10 have been sent from
Paris and repeated from Chicago by
Alexander Sullivan 70 Patrick Egan la
Lincoln Neb., whieh they think refers
20 TIE disanpearanec OF Dr Cronin They
deeiafe Il he takes the stand 10 dopy
Mrs. Foys evidence they VIII ask him To-
explain the eabiegTain.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-30
NI1lIrARy poLIcE IfEVoiyr.

Berlin. December A.-Dispatches receiy-
cd today confirm the report that q body
&c military police IN C'prerpuna mutini1cd
recently and pillagcd the government
house. Tho mutiny occurred ne JoseseleJ
and for time the rcvolted police kept
possession or tiie town. Joaeseiei WAS
Anally reeuptured by TIE German warship
Eyaenn whose COMMANDER ianded a
strong force Of marines, who defeated the
tnutlneers with the assistance OF the Off
eisls and merchants OF the town. Only
flye persons were wounded during the dis
turhances and tho archives were found
intact IN tho government house.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-30
GEO. ". GAINES PHARMACY.
800 FnED INSURANCE.

THE HOUSTON POsT viii pay 500
Ia the IeRni heir of any person who
meets death by accident, provided
TINT at the time the person 50 dying
Inns upon his or her body THIS Pa
PER. This Insurance holds good for
10 hours only. or from = ~ m. 70 1
u. M. OF the date of this pnpcr. snt-
isfaetory proofs of each claim must
he presented within Is hours Mt the
business flnice of The Honsfon Post.
Remember this policy is void unIcAs
THIS PAPER is upon the person at
,Ime of deuth.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-30

London, December s9.--'rhe Times IN
an article upon Mr.. Gladstone'a birthday
anniversary, attributes TO him met seous
enesgX hut sass that Il Is pormissible 20
ask whether. for the sake Of the public
lnterest and for his own credit, he should
not retire from official life. Il adds that
there is still plenty Of work for Mir
Gladstone 10 do II he were 10 become In
l.abonchere's phrase Patriarch Of ha-
warden, instead OF the Athlete OF West
Minister
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-30
THE BUSINESS RECORD.
"A VERY DIsAsTBoUa YEAR IN
COMMERCIAL CIRCLES.
The Number Of Failures and Aggrs-
gate Amounts Involved Exceed
Any Previous Year.
A eBNERAL sHgtHKAoE OF VALUES
SHOWN EVERYWHERE.
No Iaersats in the Volume 81 Baainess shoxa
In ANY Lias Exesft In
Groceries

New York. December ~. pun's n exfew
says Starting with the inrsest trssle ever
known. The nails crowded with work ana
Iail busineHs stimulated BY high hores of
the year isaa II proved III the snddsn
lslrinknge OF tn,de. commercial alsartexe
and depression Of Industries the worst for
NIFTY years, Wheihcr the iInai results of
The panic 81 Iss7 we're relatively more -
NOT clearly show The scsT esssss win
the prices of many products tile lowest
ever known. With millions or work as Aeelt-
ing IN vain for work niiA with charity
inboring TO keep back suffering m.ad atnrv-
alton IN al our cities. All the hope The
new year may bring is brighter days. hns
the dyins yoar Leaves cnly a dismal record.
a review OK the aiTcreht iapartinchts
Of trade Eiveii today exhibits cuIlapAe OF
Industry and business almost without pfHc-
edert, Che iron industry Sustained a
weekly production OF lSi.f5l tens Of pig
May !, bit October 4 the output hld fab
len 70 $685. tons and d recovery to about
100000 December ! SIN leaves 10 per cent
OF the force unemployed.
oyer half the wooden manufacturers are
Idle s;,a only q hrief reeuvery had been
made ninee Nnvensher
The snlas 81 cotton goods II fully one
lfourta below the uHunl uhnrtis$. A small
advance ATTEMPTED III boots ara shoes
year ago was not sustained. but with
prices as low az ever, shlnnaents 0f boots
ami AhoeA from Boston are "a bcf csrts
l3eas than last ynas III December MOI only
nre manufactured goods, as 4 wiiSs.y ii;.i;;;.-
the tnpet Important farm products. aase SO
low that farmers fiifi little comfort lsa tina
Srfuetal and other reports wEfnli dntudlAi
ifntletH With the notion OF the arofs or
lass year 50 tnst ehors fnn1jnn pricns
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-30
IN uONOn on GLADSTONE.

Edinbu4g, December 2g.--1'he Midlothian
and other liberal societies sent nduresses
~ Contamination 10 Mr. Gladstone on
lis blrshday ana liberal clubs held BAN
anets N bis hanor.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-30
eo1-tAI7Ice, I,lTFI1 ATfIpD

Naples Dacember se. Thousands OF rcd
hand bills were scattered FROM the gal-
ierics Of the yut1oug theatefs last night,
These bills were Inscribed With Down
with ,axesi Long live SicllyR ''Lons
live sociallsmr' Several ni'resis were mado
but the throwers Of the hand bills es-
,tasod
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-30
LncAI TOREcAsT.

Local forecast for re4nG east Of the
10Oth meridian for twenty four hours from
midnight:
North Texas~Fair. stationary teinpera-
ture except colder over east portion IN
the morning.
Central Texas--Fair, colder In the mornr
ing. stationary temperature In the even
ing.
East Texas--Fnir colder.
Southwest Generally fair, much
0g Coast district Showers. followed by fair,
much colder.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-30
mrI 4. lNrn rIin RfNER

Amstefthm DccCmber 2J.-lA terrIbly
thick fog prevailed here today. Owing -
th4 almost absolute darkness, seventy
nIna perRsns feli into the river and canals
and ofithis number twenty are known 10
have bsen drowned, A number VI othera
are uiseiuE.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-30
Lnsr 1,IInIIa I.fYlca

Vienna, December 70 s-I'hrue tourists
sfosst theis lives 40 Attempting 70 ascend
iiighrr on two peaks 81 the Groe Giunk-
ner. j3r Kohn'D body was recovered but
thoge DC his cofnpnnions named Pick
aud Pasaau, have MT yet been found
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-30

out his tAiention when informed hy the
commanders OK tho foreign war ahips that
such extreme measures would not be JUS
tlilud, and IN amy case he should Give the
eity two days notice, ia order that All
on.ooinbatants might be ablc TO Eet out
81 harin'e way.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-30
BrI.vILr.E rAnpoNrp.

peaAsoines. fosa. Deeember ~ Cover,
nnr Busee has granted an u,senHd INN
pardon 10 II. ri 5ta.vili1s the 7if4 s5fifftr
correspondent convicted OF NbeillnE The
eharanter OF Senator George A. Finn Of
Taylor county.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-30

,fontaVides December ~ pr Elisufi
anneunces himself q candidate FOR the
presidency ri utesnay
London. December Za.T'fimothy Har.
,ir.rean mas been appointed editof o.
United ireland succeedina Mr. Lessi'f
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-30

Distributing Money IN Political Campaigns
IN the State.

fl the btate.
Richmond. va, December -. When the
ie,dEiaturt reassembles on January l.,
II viii settle down 70 the real busiper1 Of
fha neaaion. The first Important wprh 10
ba dispoeed or ~ the deipopsafle caucus
Il the aeIentiou u The fiye judges OF the
supreme court Of appeals Win ssteae viii
be ID mere matter 81 cou1ertufe Al of
those mentioned for the nominations arr
COED fnen. and with the possible exception
Of enc or two, al Of them are prominent
and able lawyers
There Is strong dispssason 10 some
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-30

Atlanta, Ga December e. -Qulsn i nisni-
her u GeDrsin Federal efnoa holders are
also menbera Of State ofiloiei boarsts, Kncii
na the lungtic asylum, etc. Others are
mentors of tile legislature and arr also 10
fha enjoyment Of county and municipal
nfilrnA. Gnpernor Northen, er he advice
~ the attorney generat hfgN Occurred lbrt
Fcdeigii Office holders are inefistblr 10 hold
State office6, and 10 far tbnir appoint
mont coules 70 him 10 preponea 20 revoke
ibesn One 81 The first sitleferf from tisls
decision r. Hen, J0hn A. EDbh. Ii cousin
% sfcretfIv ifckp srai,h who IL a deputy
revenue collector and who Tor wears has
i.ecn q trustee of the State iunntir asylum.
the office holders,
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80 100 nn arnAMER

Meibourne, December ~. Fifteen iives
yytfe lost through the wreck OF the steam
"a Alert from Port Albert to Mcibourne.
which went ashore Off Jubilee Point dIr-
tng a terrific gale which swept over Port
PniiIip inst night Only one person on
board the wrecked steamer was lost.
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ropAY.e nvnMTe.
The post'a bulletin witi, what wtu
Trannpire This nay Through
nht The Country.

N
Winfield scott IIancocK the Work OF
sculptor j, w AlciJpnaids VIII be UNI ellel
at ut, NiehVina nnrH under thn auspices
The RpptiDnc, az winch Coi5ncl ~. a. tsouSi
den ~ commander. The Statue VIII pc
presented q the IiiaSor and tne park cgials
services win be held n 81 Nicholas
park. Tho statue representa- a bust OF
Hancock mounted on a invasive pedestal.
3 CHICAGO --The Chicago Athletic nslHos
CITATION VIII promote an arateur wres.
Ting tournanient ID its gymnasium 10
night. The cputrstA are open 10 ali aifh-
tours, the weights % be rs folowsii hai 4.
pounds and under special, ~ pounds anu
Under: light, iaS pounds and vnder;
heavy Guy wsisas dhs crSls w.n n n
costly cup WIN be given 70 the winner "
each class.
WASHINGTON. .-rhe corner Etoue lay
ING of sc. PAul'a Catholic church, ~ lfif-
teanth and v htreets, was % have been
the fant that the work ~ the cons ton
of tho building had not advanchd enough
to iuailfy the iayilS o. tls atgi1es the
tomorrow with inDressiiig ceremonies.
NEW YORK The y c.sloeis neo ,l
afe 10 be wlthdrawn after to-day by both
1.-The BOSTON md Aibunr and New York
81 Bnstom and New York paiiaena snrs un-
der fhe existing depression Ia eaid 70 be
constantly dlininisldns,
NEW York. --Juage Barnard refIrea
from the supreme crurt bench today after
u ne Of cxcentional liseii,illess u 4 Judi
Huocetssr him ns Dsettsirg 3nstcr al
Though Ills ii,imeliAte place il flned by
iiidEaselcct aaynDr, tho isrooiEiyn re-
former.
NEW. YORK. rnminaiy begins ~ or.
gufiEati0n for 1891 on It's double leader
plan gtodlIy Win the meeting at Tho uitv.
democracy In primaries; J'he orsnnlzR-
tion will he perfected q q meeting Of all
the deieEates chosen tonight on larh-
AIRY ~,
WASHINGTON sx officere nio have
been enjoying long leaves If nhaenee with
high aalarles fuI work with priyate es4
Establishments have been ndyisad thai their
leavca VIII be revoked witt the closing of
the year.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind The democrats
81 lndianA meet y, c2t'yd ~, y
yates 10 tha congressional district conveu-
tions which Ineet January 8
NfsW YORK Brasii'g csngrecaional
elections. repeatedly postponed. we're to
takc plaee today II 4 dos.ssss;i g !;io
country rs IN q condition 10 conduct the
polling saiisinctorllH.
NEW YORK The eauipttolls,E VIZ sell
Mt public auction at noon today. ThIe ri
the most important ferry franchise AT the
diHposal 81 ti'e city
NEW yoRIS. hin Murphy and Danus
McBrlde VIII meet in q six round bout
Athletic club on pseenlber ~
WASHINGTON WIN the closing Of
the year tomorrow night Admlral Belkuap
W.
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DYNAMITE cARTHfpGE taXPLoDIas

London December ga special dis
patch from Athens says the dynamite
cartridge deposited IN the mansion Of a
bunker named syngret exploited yester-
day evening. doing great damage Nobody
sVa4 Injured
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-30

WASHINGTON. with the cioslng OF
The year tomorrow night Aimlral Beltnap
rctires from the nitfy.
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NEW YORK .rIie biz slxsday bicycle
rnce m Madison Squhrn Garden ciouce al
ml1night tnniailt.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-30

NEW YORK. Tim Murphy and Danny
McBrldA VIII meet III Hix round bout
at catch Weights before thn New York
Athletic club on pscen1ber ~.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-30

MEM YORK; The comptroller Will soil
the frdnchise o. The Htaten lelnnd ferrys
nj public auction ut noon today. Thle ri
the most fnrnFiapt Ferry franchise az the
disposal nf tic city
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-30
FEDERAL orrIcIAls lNEl.t0IBffi

trTtANfsFoRT Ky The State legIaia-
tnre conyenes to-day
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gyASIiINGTON.e -The corner Etone lay
ing OF SIC Plulia Catholic church, ~ lfif-
tennth and v ktreets, was % have heen
reiohfniee two weeks ago, but owing to
the fart tnat the work ~ the cons triictinlI
nf tho building had not stdvincfd enough
to iuailfy the laying of tho atpfie. the
event WaH noalponcd and Will take place
tomorrow with hnpressiiig ceremonies.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-30

NEW YORK THE ~ O'Clock noon
trains between Boslpu aud New ptk
are 10 be Withdrawn after to-day by both
The Roston md Albany and New York
aud Nov lgliEland rpRds. The number
Of Boston and New York pnilaenaSitfh 4n-
der the existing depression ID eaid 70 be
constantly diminishing,
The Daily bulletin., 1893-12-16

Especial Eesputch TO Globe -Democrdt.)
WoRLp's FAIR, CHICAGO, ILL.,, Oct. &c.
No award has ever been made so gratifying
to st. Louis people and so justly merited
as the one given to-day by the Columbian
jury of the Worlds Fair, consisting of con-
nosseurs and chemists Of the highest rank,
to the Anheuser-Busch Brewing Associa-
ton. BY methods of unrivalled business
enterprise, and by using the best material
produced in America and Europe, exclud-
ing corn and other adulterants or surro-
gates, the different kinds of the Anheuser-
Busch beer have become the favorites with
the American peorle, and have now con-
quered the highest award in every partcu-
lar, which had to be considered by the
Columbian jury. The high character of
the award given to-day by the jurors will
be better understood when 1t is known that
the different beers exhibited by the An
heuser-Busch Brewing Association had to
compete with hundreds of the most excel
lent displays of other brewers. The fact
that no other concern has received so
many points for the various essential quail
tiles of good beer confirms anew the firm's S
reputation as the leader of all American
beers, and Mr.. Adolphus Busch can feel
proud over this result SO Justly merited.