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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-05

nv ropeurrpng resolution passed bv fhs
senate February n 1850. and ~ the houss
81 representatives On he 90 81 Aprll fols
ieising the president was reanestsd II
invite lrQm time % time, As ocrasion NAN
aFiae. associations with any eoyernn,ent
with which fAe United states has. or NV
have, dlpinmasir reiaitts.a. q lie end .hs,
fhy 1inerenceS on disputes afielnr Ee.
tween cue two eDYaFnnsulf wAieh fan
not 20 adjusted bN niflnnAilc agency mi, =
Ply aujusted by such means. Arm IL
~ the Natlonal American conference
~ NasninHtur, ~ resolution, exprerTed
ne WIEN that nii controversies heiwanf,
we repnbilcA pf America nhd ssie aAsfof,s
81 Europe foieist be setfled by arhifeaa
uon, ana recommended thai the eoyerr-
Nlsht or each nation reprcsente6 n fart
Eehterenre should communicate this wish
~ ~ friendly nowerH. A favorable ~
enonse has been received from Grea4
ttltAin IN the shape Of 4 resolution adoris
ga BY parliament July 18th last cortii4li,,
ssmpaths ng with the purpose Ia Wen.
1Nl expressing tbs hope that her M T.
ealy,s government VIII lend ready co,oS.
Atllph 10 the government OF the lInite4
9iates upon the basis Of the concurrent
ftalutl9n above quoted.
II arotds me signal pleasure to lay
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-05


Important matters have demanded OF
tention In our relations with the Ottoman
Porte. The hrinE anu partial destruction
by an unrestralned mob OF one OF thu
school buildings OF Anatolla college, es-
tablished by citizens of the United sta
ence OF the Turkish government TO the
outrage, Notwithstanding the completes
Of some OF It's OFFICIALS, called for es.rnest
remembrance. which was followed by
promises of repnration and punishment Of
the Offenders. Indemnity for the injury
to the buildings has already been paid
permission to rebuild given registration
Of the school property ia the name Of the
American owners secured and efficient
protection guaranteed.
Information received of maltreatment
suffered by an inonensive American WOO
man engaged in missionary WORK In Tur-
klsh kordstan was followed by such rep
reservations 10 the porte as resulted in
the issuance OF orders Tor the punlsh-
ment Of her assailants, the removal OF a
delinquent official and the adoption or
measures for the protection of our cit
tens engaged In mission and other law
ful work in that quarter.
turkey complains that her Armenian
subjects obtain citizenship in this country
not to identify themselves in good faith
with our people. but with the intention
of returning TO the land of their birth
anG n, there en ,5 IN qsaitiQn This
tion. a Journal published tn this country
In the Armenian language openly coun-
sells y readers 10 arm. organi2e and par
ticipate IN movements for the slbversion
Of Turkish authority In the Asiatlc pro-
vinces. The Ottoman government has
aancunced lis intention 50 expel from its
don1inions Arinenians who have obtained
naturalization IN the United States since
1858. The right TO exclude any or all
classes OF aliens If an attribute of sover.
eignty- II Is a right assorted and to q linn
tied extent enforced by the United States
and sanctioned by our highest court
There being no naturalization treaty be-
tween the United States and Turkey our
minister at Constantinople has been In
structed that white recognizing the right
Of that government to enforce its de
clared policy against naturalized Arms.
mans, he Is expected to protect them from
unnecessary hardness OF treatment
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-05

Since the passage Of the act Of March
3, 1882 authorizing the president to raise
the grade OF our envoys to correspond
with the rank in which foreign countries
accredit their agents here Great Britain.
France. Italy and Germany have com
fsIrtd upon their representatives at this
capltai the title Of ambassador, ana have
responded by accrediting the agents OF
the United States IN those countries with
the same title
like elevation OF mission Is annouuced
by Rnssia, and when made will he SINH
larly met. This step fittingly COMFORTS
with the position the United States holds
in the family OF nations.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-05
The Tarln LIE Mell Iieceircd.

feW YORK Hefaid.
The cry OF the tarin pampered industries
that the country would Do ruined BY the
enactment Of law on the lines laid down
BY air Wilson'S COMMITTEES Is made ride
uloas by the course ~ ths markets since
ne hill WIS given 70 the public.
There is no "bcareH anywhere ana IN
Wasi street, which Is The most sentative
test there haa been d decided lnprove-
vient Ia the yalhiri " railway stocks and
bonds since t{ie terms Of the nronosed new
law were fnihe known. True, there has
hfeu nUwl from thu sugar trust nnd
tie prlee ~ its certificates has bean fnark-
60 doAh. but variation ~ a few poinls
u. these volatile speculative counters IS a
innifer 9f dsaiy occurrence when there 10
no farin discussion,
Z, iig gspne asse hnnwn for year that
the PRESENT National administration for
tie purpose Of ioing thar very work, ana
the charges proposed nre scHnieig aa
searp cr s. faglcpl ~ many people ex-
pcotet The clnnlpr or rampefed trusts
nnd the ftii In their shares do moi ex-
crease eyen ssrlpafhctic influence unon
this more legitimate Industries OF the coun-
Try.
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.wn1coatr. .MAsoNs.


The Mnsouic Grand Lodge cf Texas has
III permanent home in Hoastcn.
When the members come here 70 hold
their annual meetings they assemble in
The haii OF their own handsome building
ara feel the Satisfying sense OF proprie
torship and. In some sort citizcnship,
Tha Nasons are mol strangers IN Hous-
ton. and Ne can scarcely regard them
hs visitors. although their Individual
ebiains places may be FAR removed from
che Magnolia city. They are at home
here because this Is tho home OF the
Grand Lodge ana. therefore. their home
There il an nfnnity which Is perfectly
basuraI ara not At all strained. The wei
como wiseh Houston always has IN store
for ths representatives o. the Grand
lodge is hearty and unstinted. and Is felt
rather than expressed. The gentlemen
rcsnprisIng this body represent the ahlest
she best ana the most nonored classes Of
ahs ccmmoawsaith and the best types Of
Nrnericnn citizenship. They are Of the
boac and sinew and the wisdom and viz
tne of the patriarchs and Of me young
hood and yIgcr. they come from every
SECTION Of the siate ana all families Of the
people, ana ihey viii fnd cordial greet
fng
May tbs results af sheiF ntty-eishth an
nnai session prose as pleasing and a.
hensrefsi a. fsiey could possibly hope for.
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YenerncIn.

In view Of the impaired financial re-
sources OF Venezuela, consequent upon the
recent revolution there, a modified ar
rangement for the satisfaction OF the
awards OF the late revlsory claims com
mission In progressive installments. has
been assentea to. and payments are being
regularly made Hereunder, the boundary
dispute between Venezuela and British
juiana - suggested. INC restoration OF d. d.
and Great Britain and reference 10 the
question Of impartial arbitration. would
ratification by Venezuela OF the conven.
ton FOR the arbitration OF the long de-
ferred claim Of the Venezuelan transport
tation company Is awaited.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-05

During my former administration / took
occasion to suggest recast OF the laws
relating to the consular service. In order
that 1t might become a more efficient agen-
cy IN the promotion OF the interests Il was
intended to subserve. The duties and pow
ers OF consuls have been expanding With
the growing requirement OF our foreign
trade Dlacharglng important duties az
fecting our Commerce and American citi-
zenS abroad and in certain countries exer-
clsIng judicial functions these officers
should be men OF character, intelligence
and ability.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-05

s sn ,nl, be q fair prospsc, \, . M
OF coinage. Ne'nnnt Ga IN, ~ ~ ];
wisipas,s,' is also 70 earne~,,,.
n, fe -,,, "a, ~ amending thc ~. tassta I,
banSss "1 ~, 70 the issssn-ss - N. e
secrefa -, "c authority now = s'Il,n'
IA III y, we treasury !, ,',,t. n 4
bonda a. Siear IS II shoniS Sstt ~,
IRE rnvc, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS are u,eAd~s aft \
their n,st,,..nt, both a. r. 2,,,1.ssr1li n
The s,,nay and rate q Il, ~, n
thra,s. superintendent oi 'l.sitst
reporfs ,h ne aaecretaty Of .hs III,
there = ,., Lat during the y, LAas:|
grants AZ X ~ our ports n y, \. ~
and '1 ~ under . the llmltaluionn '' =. '.lal'
from vvh,c,' q, returned 10 ~ ~ Il,
having become puhiir " Fcasen 4 NJ,
arllviila We're la. 0s, isss h'sss NJ =.
preyion7 year. 's7s hsa iu q
Inc secretary ia His rs..... y
count OF the operation AZ ''.1t fisu 4. !.
pi's,l service ana Of ire ~. w. mirir., y,
uiiuer It's supervision IN 1910, sys9 Spfk XXI
entrance OF Contagious ass ysn'ion 4 n
monltions OF the lass ,,en $4,000 m, y
our pubic health ond X 'v.n ttsI.E
ylnnser OF the contractla, asuod,.,;I..
.iisnss1s from foreign ns 1a 2, trast 1,
lhe subject OF Nationai A. ZEE hss.,1
,nerea SEQ interest. Al nnr uA'nn''n, IS
,narmonious system than III 4 fen.fsl 81
hg PROMPTLY and directly NV Wy ezls| 4 =!
constAntiy Operating. hv ~ hen s.
20 shleln cur country fs-nin ~ ;,.i.I
ulseasts and at the same ., s,ls ,lia,I,s i
aekAr1 Tor the rights ana '' HMM silss =
e ny would, believe sd ii',s q ~
the satety OF our peopie Aia s'lz'S !
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-05
The IIaytian Affair.

During the past year an American citi-
zen employed In subordinate officlai
position in aayti. after suffering pro-
tracted imprisonment on an nrsornaee!
charge 81 Smuggling. was finally liberated
on judicial examination
Ipun urgent representation 20 the Aayt-
Ian government a suitable indemnity was
pald 70 the sufferer. BY law Of Hayti
q smiling vessel having discharged her
eAtso is refused clearance until the dutiea
on such cargo have been paid The hard
ship OF this measure upon American ship
owners who conduct the bulk OF the carry
Ing trade Of that country has been Insisted
on With view Of securing the removal
of this cause OF complaint
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-05

under orders for Samoa. but before she
arrived the threatened coufict was pre-
cipitaled IN King Malietoa's attack upon
the insurretit camp Matnnfa Was de-
foafed and number OF his men killed
The British and German naval vessels
present subsequently secured the surren-
der OF Aihtaafa and his Ndherenta The
defeated chief and ton Of his principal
supporters were dcpurted 70 German
island III the Marshall group, where they
are held ns prisoners under the joint RESI-
possibility and cost Of the three powers
This Incident and the events leading up TO
& aignaliv ilustfnte the lmpolicy Of on
tsngiinE alliances with foreign powers.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-05
The HnMntinn NIntter.

1t is hardly necessary for me to state
that the questions arising from our relas
lions with Hawaii have caused serious
embarrassment Just prior 70 the install
iation Of the present Standardization the
existing government of Hawaii had been
overthrown and treaty Of annexation
had been negotiated between the proyi-
siOnal government Of the islands and the
Tinted States and submitted to the sem
ate Tor rauHcaiiQn- This treaty ] wlta-
Drew for e&alntfatlon ana dispatched
lnlu as q special commissioner 10 make
an impartial investigation OF the clfclm-
stances ssitsndlng ne ehagge Of govern
upon the subject of me treaty. After d
thproISn ard exhaustive examination al r.
Elenpi submitted to me his report show
Tag Beyond all question that the constl-
tuuonM government Of Hawaii had heen
snDNefftd with the active aid of our rem
resertative 90 tiae goverlment ana
presence Of an armed naval force OF the
Rfltcn states, Which WAS landed for that
p1fpose II inc instance 81 Our minister.
non The facts developed 81 seemed to
me- the only honorable course for our
government 10 pursue WAS 20 undo the
wrqnE tlat aad been done by those rep
fesentHE uH and 70 restore as far as
nrdctieaoic the status existing 1T the
time 81 our forcihia iuteryenflons With A.
Xssw q AeooFnpllsaias. result wifhif
reger, and recoenlzing 81 our obigations
land Responsibilities grfwing out of any
change Of conditions drought about by
our ufjua'tnnhe hsqrference, our urese1,t
tpaillrter ~ Honolulnfhas received anpros
Etaatt INSTRUCTIONS e That end Thus mr.
n 4, fnf2rlna tion 81 me Accomplishments 81
any deslniie rtsuita has heen rerelv,d
from nilt ADDITIONAL advices are soon
seIrcte1 When received they VIII
with q other Information al hand ~.
selttlnlsl hy an especial executive unce.
sag tnuy detallins ~. the facts neces.
S5ly - 4 eouplcte understandable N gi,e
cAte 9nd presenting a history III ali shs
ent s,s,,e Events lcAding up TO the press
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-05

concluded With MI thcse countries with
which the United States has not already
conventional arrangements Of that nature.
the government % Costa RicB and Co
lomhlA the kindly desire OF the United
States 70 see their pending boundary dis
putt finally closed by arbitration IN CON
fonnlty With the spirit AZ the treaty com
ciuded between them some years ago.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-05

Costa Rioa has lately testified rs friena-
illness by snrrenderins 20 She United
states Ia the absence u conswtiou o.
extradition but upon duiy submitted svis
dencc OF crhnlnalipg. O natna fugitive
from Justice i, rs trusted that the negO-
tiatioD Of "a Treaty with that country 10
meet recurring cases OF this KIND Will
soon bc accomplished IN my opinion trea-
ties for reciprocal extradition should be
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-05
1ha colunihlan lExIoaItlon waa ! glKan-

The Columbian iExroaition was gigan-
tie financial antetrrise The total rpceipts
or the tSpusltipn company wore s1Sz.s :
Srfs and M expenditures gp 20 dale have
bern se5,5ls.5T Afsef Meeting uiisestca
obligations Il W eaitnnnteA that the net
a4aets :4 ssfsfa t11ss - 81 ab2, asX which ~ ~
BE- elfificient 10 ney ~ return ~ 10 per cent
On the capital atnoh ~ sBtoioo1 The 81 :
0glifa0 cl 50 which mo tidlkholdefs tlitfe-
tore win not Ept back and tnf $9lV9o.0Q0 ape
pSaIfiated by tie city uftltc so nD1,pQe oont
ffiiiutad by 1hlcaFD Directly ~ the nxnosl
tlou. henides millions uura expnuucd ir
various AuYa ir the SAME connection
Certainly he people It this city were mus
aAAcentlY llhsrAl TOWARD this greatest or
iu0uatTiAl exhinilona aud me railway COM
panias Befe alaprF The iafNeet KiFerAl
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-05

The report oflltlie a'tqfhe, (, * ;Es1
tnins Tho usual allmmefy g u. 81 ii
and PROCEEDINGS Of the qs's XII IT. p
tlce for The past year, d. "a ~
I'm recomn,endat.ops Z. y 81 N s
irfion Sd Vnrioas Hupifa 81 y, IN &.
he,srtily indorse sbe rr9 n h AK
re system, as hprliot,p'' ~ ~ s;idi.ri z, Y
eation of unitaa S1t ", ea..sf. kl Z.
shals, clerks 9i = s9s' e',f.i:I5 X y. <: n
w'' az III the inferest AZ ne sa, 3!s VI 4
H. hnslness of the ooeR'o, j, x h " " n.
rerin1innl. shall b ~ f..s'. 81. u '-'
n ~ conducted a. 'ns IT =
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-05

The reproduced caravel Santa Meria,
built by spain and sent TO the Columbian
ExpoSl,ion. has been presented to the Unit
ed States IN token Of amity and In com
memoration OF the event Il was designed
80 celebrate. / recommend thae, IN nc.
ccptinR this gift. congress make grateful
recognition OF the sincere friendship which,
prompted IL.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-05
Relatlon. ,rIth Maxicn.

Our relations with Mexico continue to
be OF that close and friendly nature witch
should always characterlze the intercourse
Of two neighborlng republics
The work 81 relocating the monument
marking the boundary Between die two
countries from Paso del Norte Ia the
Pacific - nearly completed The commits
sion recently organized under The con-
vcntions % 1883 and 1880 Il Is expected
VIII speedily settle disputes growing ont
Of the shifting currents Of the Rio Grande
east Of lll Paso
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-05

~ article y q he seNafal Act q nnls-
se!y. siEtiea Igdy Il 1870 for the eunnrsS-
aion of tho slave trade u clkiiisea oorn-
tries. eg5orfs nre now ~ nrogffsa 10 TINT
.essien recommend that an net )e paesff
prohibiting shc sAia OF arms ana lntnxs-
cauts 70 nati0ue Of th7 rrK pf1tcd z0no by
nur clfl1ens.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-05

l., has dcsolyed upon the united States
minlaier AZ P4isin. IS dean o. tho diplo-
unlic body. a the absence q q rcpfs-
sentative II siweaen and Norway, 70 press
uppn the Chinese eoytrnmenf repatriation
for tie recent nlaraof of S~e1isb nlAslnn-
erlef at snnGnpt, This question Is % vital
Interest IL all countries Wltoae citizens
ensnHe Ia missionary work n ITO interior.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-05

this parliamentary resolution before the
congress and to express my sincere graft
lncation that the sentiment Of two great
md Kindred nations u thus authoritative
~ manifested IN favor OF the rational and
peaccable settlement OF International quar-
rels by honorable resort to arbitration,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-05

An ex,rad'tion TREATY. with Norway has
recently heeu exchanged and proclaimed
The sKtradition treats With RUSSIA. Agned
in March. 1851, and amended and rcnfryn-
"a by the senate IN F1bfuaFy LAST, waa
duly prOclNIlnad lnal lnne
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-05

GuatcmAis has also been visited BY the
rolitlcel vieissitudes which has afflicted
her Central American neighhors, hut the
dissolution Of iFs legislature ana the nroc
lhmation IT Il Dictatorship have been in.
attended witlf civil wars
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-05
Conyrirht Lnyys.

Upon proof mat tue legislation Of Den
mark secures copyright to American cit-
sens on equal footing with it's own, the
privileges or our copyright laws have been
extended by proclamaton TO subjects Of
that country.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-05

Involuntary faiensss drives thousands %
cfima, ahanc. and self'destrpciion. To res
cue tne faiien Is a prnisc~orthy object
but u Is more OF a dnty 20 prevent men
lsis inAa.srl.,us moor 10 distress have the
first clahn "a the sympathy ana Tue poes'
efs Of the Nelt-lo-do ana the heHt foitn
~ charity IA that which keeps them rom
the depths,--The outlook,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-05

DO 80 your friend Tor an you can.
I'm he no more can stand,
Then whet anew rom doing do
And do .xonie other man"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-05

The foliawink true st1sy s. eommtnfed
4 nsrabst &kS wssi1 Is atwerAftsx3
lsiss.cp sRff4ss 4 tfsfs sk.ss fknawrisinx &
1xecr9bia -s1s Is 4 is ear rcns
81 respect ~t!sa i y5a VIA tay nwp
I'd ID. MI h faEfnsass AZ rrzElse isesst
you copy saa6S ~ mi A7uesspsasl&' =
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-05

President Cieyeland's message takes up
god rssai OF space. but there is great
deal In L.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-05

The washington Post REMARKS that 4
appears mat sonc demossafs were sor
tann refnFsr FOR the campaign trnnsnsr-
enrsrr only Tnr party docs mol want any
such democrats at Washington.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-05

Houston should put her bess foot fore
most this week
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-05

Whenever Cleveland has anything TO
say he says y, ana so plainly that all
may understand
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-05

There Is fear IN some quarters that an
income tax may raise more hades than
revenue.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-05

X Is the season Of fres, and care should
be exercised that there may be no unwel-
cgsne grcs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-05

Tho active enicftv4.@s txnn y rccrt-
INK tho osnressAtswe rosSNAek ont * the
aixa n III trsaiei asa h,1aastx HI se
making fruitful farm out OF She old
fastura atsa i esrvrrtlrs the slsesy stall
into 8 busy mart.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-05

50 FAR as this section IL concerned there
seems 10 have been no bad effects from the
reduction OF expenses IN the weather
h,ri.tts
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-05

Hurry through tbst tarln reform bill
and be done With It
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-05

The funniest thing yet IL the assump-
ten OF the Boston Journal that there Is
an intimate relation between free trade
and free silver.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-05

Powdcrly was only master workman.
bnt his successor is n Sovereign.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-05

Now thar congress Is in session there
viii be plenty to talk about, and the cs-
tsened Congressional Record wa. resume
its accustomed visits
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-05

The Goulds have much money, yet they
are driven from home by the tax gain
erer.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-05

II the weather should continue so bright
and nraclng throughout the week ~ 1t
has been thus far It viii be great Tor the
excursion.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-05

The way 10 make money plentiful is to
do something 10 earn It.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-05

The excursionlslH are coming T'Fiday ~
the car loads.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-05

Houston extends the heartiest Of vel
comes to the Waiting Masons
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-05

There may be no science In football, but
there ARE a good many abradea shlns and
dlslacatesi limbs in connection with It.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-05

Make liz Massns feel II lssms In IE0us-