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A Turbulent Meeting.

BRUSSELS. May 23.-At to-da3's session o.
the miners industrial conference tho D o.
ceedings were considerably interrupted by
agitation arising from orders exreliina two
F.ench delegates. they were charged with
aiding to expel Belgian miners from France.
Adjournment interrupted debate ON the
eight hour question.
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International Dispute Settled.

WASHINGTON, May 23.-Advioes have bsen
received at the state department to the
effect that the difficulty between Corea and
Japan. growing out of n disagreement re-
Rhrdino import duties on grain, has been
settled. The CoIean government finally
agreed to pny tho JRpanes, 500, 600
in settlement OF the claims of Japanese
merchants, the sum being a compromise
between that originally demanded by Japnn
and that offered by Corea.
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xArHnsoN ! co.


eaoo-Ele1snt dwslliha q t!lsks etseet: 1ISss
stOry Of pressed bft04s toCCnd frame; mas nail
and eleven rvome, also baeh fcoM fu,!y e4Mlpps"
rood stable, alley ip foAi. q Ion 1--WE y
$xsoO-E scsilsssiy built awsllitRs On ss1 .sso3
street within i've minutes walk Srom ussao
Genital hotel; H. hall, ten rooms sna BAN; foTi
nacA plumbing for 9aA aao9el psAtsy saa ~
cunveSiepcoA lot .491lON, Shts I0v9s1on cS sH9c
mands one q the 6nsst vieWu OF halenss sS0o
SxooC Ia Z ninssrsom rSsidsass on Itfth aye
nue.; hath and. good lot end barn. EXCELLENT 10
S1.s60-Eix-rocm brick eottass on ccsnsf OF
B6utou ayenoe and Gilbsfet the lot - pAttoa.
larly ins one and has 4 frontage OF 70 ieSs ~
Mention and 40 Tat On Gilbert stss0t SA'vVo
SS.Ooo--Eisht-room dwelling on = DPcadwsy
corner all msdsrn convenisncss; hnished M
oak; lot t9xfO0: ei,O0O down. r,....
%. S0U-8lx-roorA oessagA bsteki on OissA0
street; modern: lot l00xl6A $4,000 own -
1N.SOO-t 8 double brick on HOWE stfeot;
sixteen rooms modern; large lott ~ thru
$Hoo~xn elegant DWELLING !en . Spruce street
corner: has fsusssan rooms. With m extra fine
sooH. a.. sewer ePnnection. yenti!esion.
thoroughly we'll built and one Of the wAfmest
in helons, lot soxlsof H., a es s91 down hn.
Gold FLOCK.
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CHICAGO, May 23.-Jimmy Carroll, of New
York, tonight signed articles for Johnny
Griffin to fight Solly smith before the Col
umbinn Athletic club of this city for a
purse OF &c. 600 the first week in July.
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Their Course annr,y.a

TOPEKA, Kan, May 23.-Gov. Lswel.yn
says the striking coal miners in tho Chero-
kee district arc in the right. and rs long
as they refrain from violence they will
have the sympathy of ali who bellows in
fair play.
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il K
STOCKS.

NEW yoHn, May 2S.-Das ailvsr. eex.
This stoch market Was s1trssaelt dull and fca.
~turcisss duripx ths greater part Of the day. Al
the otaning price, ran OF about y toll per caAA,
hut recovery followed and dome sharss sold
than last night. In the aftern Don re-
D ,rts Of god exports and other disgusting
rnmess Induced = bear raid and the market
closed weak.
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INDEPENDENTS
GREAT BOOK OFFER.

To any who will send 40 roua Of The
following COUPONS (which may be out from
four issues Of the same date, or from four
issues Of different dates) accompanied BY
z n In silver or postage stampS. We
will send postpaid BY mail AMI rnKkn
look to be sele by yourself from shs
List printed below
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FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
EOR SALE-IHE MERCHANTS HOTEL
tompany having discontinued the use Of
bargains in carpets. bedroom, d,ning-room and
kitchen furniture At the New Merchants hotel;
parties interested are invited to inspect these
articles. ns they will be sold regardless OF cost to
ca.h buyers. Merchants Hotel company. John
g.. Vawter, score AIRY and treasurer.
TOR ~SALt-CHEAP. HOTEL RANGE AND
Il steam table and furniture. Inquire At At
lantic restaurant.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING-NOTICE is
y hereby given that 4 meotin OF the stock.
holders Of the Economic Sanitary COMPANY, VIII
he held 1t the Office Of tho company, 1T Helens,
Montana, june s. 1888. for tho purpose Of elect,
IND . board Of trustees fol. the ensuing year. and
TO transact such other business - MAJ properly
come before the meeting.
JAMES +. CLUSTER, Secretary.
Helena, Montana, May "a, 1899.
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Independent Agents

THE HELENA INDEPENDENT 10
on sale BY the following nsws-
dealers IN. this city and state, and
70 Idaho, Utah. Colorado, WASH
ington. California and Minnesota,
who will furnish single copies or
receive subscriptions for the daily
or wceklys
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For biliousness and sick stomach try a dose OF
the OREGON BLOOD PURITIEn, 3 vegetable rem
scy.
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Griffin ard smith Matched.

That cure OF q. W.. inrner of Galway, N. Y,
OF s%c'ofuia. by Hood's sarsaparilla, was won
derful.
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MISCELLANEOUS

WANIED-MAN WITH CAPITAL TO TAKE
w half interest in now patent current wheel
to run pumps for irrigating or other machinery;
can be applied wherever there IL running water:
n fortune for inys tors. Full and satisfactory
details by addressing VIM. 4. Luckmsn, 384
brewster street. Letroit, Mich.
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Endowment Agency

"a EDWARDS STREET.
Telephone $40. w. B.ec0ok. Freprssssr
WANTS-Girl for Family Of s In Cascade, S2A.
Girl for family OF two in enobscOt, 40.
MAJ ana wife for hotel; man cook. woman
waitress.
Woman cook for hotel in Helena.
Girl for ! at Helena, S2s.
Waiter girl for White Sulphur Springs. $3.50
CUlored woman cook, for 7 men, us.
10 LET-7-roem frame house, with water. Sl5.
Groom furnished house. So. I rooms. furnished.
with bath. &lS-s2o. II room house with bath.
good barn and out-houses. fnc lawn. 9N.
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To LOAN,

MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED CITY
AL and farm property. VIM osLacy. Sesadx
MONEY TO LOAr-lt -. fAAAEh Il
4u adv. paReA
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cToCKHOLDERs' MEETING-NOTICE rs
y hereby given that q meeting OF the stock
holders q the United Mill md urnae, ON.
Hciens. Monian4, june T., 1898, for the purpOae
Of electino > board Of trustees for the en.uin9
year and 10 transsc ct such other business ~ may
nronsrly come before the meeting.
JAMES r. CLUS1 Ell. Secretary.
Helona. Montana, May ~, 1893.
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Wilbur Tebbils. ...... Merchants Hotel, 81. Paul
Weilarl 3. Dennis. ........A otsl Ryan. It PsaI
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EDUCATIONAL
SHOEI HAED-PRIVATE SCHOOL; NARY
- +. Jackman. Room ~ Eailey block.
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Hoods SarsapaHua

and my wife for my restoration to perfect
he"iih'" HARVEY HEED, Laceyyille, o.
PILLS do not purge, pain or grippe,
but act promptly. easily and efficiently. Csc.
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WASHINGTON. I

CALIFORNIA.
\. C, Wilbu,. ....... palaco Hotol, San Francisco
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

EOR SALE-S2. 800 HOUSE FOR s1,775, $15
1 per month or to suit. IL. b. Reed j. Co.
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FOR sALK-REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE-REAL A
LOK sALE-HOTEL DOING BEST BUSI-
l. ness of any in city. Over 81. 600 profits last
four year,. $500 cash and easy terms on
balance; account sickness. Herbert r. Resd &
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IDAHO.
UTAH.

COLORADO.
1mfth 4 Son........0 9 Sixteenth g., Denvcs
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EOR TENT. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. h.
I Feed Il Co.. opposite Grand Central Hotel
largest list in city.
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HELENA WHOLESALE MARKErA,

Fresh Fruits and Vegetables.
Green bunch vegetables ace coming in freely.
ut are not quotable, though prices are de-
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FOX WELLsNRA.
LOR HENT-FOUH-HOOM FURNISHED
I house. Apply 30l Beattie street. corner
Sixth Avenue.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-13
snnthcrn pncinc Ynrdr.

John Hughes and Dan Carey, the well
known railroad contractors, are In Houston
and will Immediately begin work on the
extension and Improvement Of the South
crn Pacific yards near the crcosote works.
A force Of sixty men, who have been
Mt work on the Louisiana Western under
Mr. Hughes supervision arrived In the
CITY Monday nGht from Crowicy with
their entire working outfit They wore
buslly employed yesterday In htung up
their camps and making preparations for
the work contemplated. Mr.. Hughes has
completed bis contract FOR grading the line
OF the Louisiana Western aud has laid
INC track out one and onc.half mics. Sev-
er.l bridges have also been built and
as soon as material e received he viii have
another force at work upon the track
laying
In ADDITION to the gentlemen mentioned
thc following arc included In the party.
VINO have the Southern Pacific work IN
crargc: ". N. Wood, T. a. Hayne, II.
W. cover and j. r. Hughes the latter
being a nephew Of tho contractor
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The Southern Pacific nyel4 announcing
the big excursion TO Houston on the 18th
were issued yesterday and are now being
distributed all over the sections Of the
State traversed by this great system. The
rates are announced for all points on the
main line OF the Galveston, Harrisburg
and san Antonio, from san Antonio; on
the Texas and New Orleans, from Orange,
on the Sabine and East Texas, from
RocEland; on the New York. Texas and
Mexican from Victoria; on The Gulf West
crn Texas and Pacific. from Port Lavaca,
ard from all points between these cities
and Houston.
The Missouri, Kansas and Texas may
also enter into the big excursion. CITY
Passenger Agent Courtney was waited
upon yesterday by a committee represent
ing the Houston business men and The
Houston Post aud requested to wire
General Passenger Agent Crush Is regard
to the securing of a low r}to for similar
excursion on it's lines This was done. but
up to a late hour last night nothing DEFINITE
had been learned in regard 10 the matter
1t Is known. though that Mr. Courtney
sent several strong kilograms 10 Mr.
Crush urging upon him the necessity OF
granting the request from Houston,
J. ". Allen. general freight agent of
thu Katy's Texas lines, also wired the
general passcrer agent advising him TO
give the excursion IL 1t was physical
possibility for him TO do So
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Katy omcIaIs visit uopnton

j W. Allen, general freight agent, and
j. w. Maxwell, general superintendent
Of the Texas lines of the Missouri, Kansas
and Texas, were In the city yesterday
Their visit was mainly for tho purpose
of inspecting the lIutya business in this
city and, as Mr.. Allen expressed It, "hear-
ing the grievances that We're always saved
up to be walled in the general freight
agents ears" The gentlemen were ques-
toned in regard to the prospect OF the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas sending its
scepers through to Galveston via the
Santa Fe from Houston but disclaimod
any Knowledge OF such n plan being in
contemplation by the managers at present
hir Allen stated that this OF course could
be arranged now, since there was n direct
connection with the Houston and Texas
Central transfer line, but, as he under
stood 1t, the main purpose of tho ncw con-
nectlon was for the better handling OF
their freight business. He did not even
think It at all likely that the katy would
run it's trains into the Grand Ccntrnl depot,
az there was no necessity of disseminating
the use of their own large and handsome
new dpuot
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r. Gaunt. general roadnnNter of the
/ international and Great Northern went
/ north yesterday.
| Yesterdoy's cotton rorcints onountcd ia
a6o,tt t0oo bales tho crgeots of no sundo,,
shipments being felt on all lines.
/ ~ ~ 49,, ,,.,..,, ...,..,.,..., -,
! the La Porto Houston md Northern, has
/ also beea appointrd general freirht and
passenger agent or that road
ri, ,,,o o,,,,. ,,,,. ,,,,,,,,, ,,.,,,, .,,,t,,.,
,,o,,,,,, ,,7 Va. AZ ,',,,
o, -, ,,,,tr lt,'t.i,,, -, nv, S,.,t ~
orado ana santa Fe.
Atc4o,, - u poor ,.,,, ,-,si,,,,,t ~ ,h,
,ai,.sy,, tf,,iot,,, , ,l,,,,Is,,,,,,, ", va,
,n c,l,nst,,,i ,'ostar%.',. ,,r,,,,,,. n,,3 ~,
,,r,,n5 IL, ti,o nr,,.,,',i,,, @'''
ABOUT thirty-hFe OF inc minister's VINO
'',r
Go, Nn,,cr,, ,t,,,. ,,t,,t ,r ''''N
va ''H''' ''"''
me ohlce OF the traillc MANAGER OF the
Houston anl Texas Central and the South
erh racine mas heen improved by The adul-
uon OF private apartment Tor Mr. BEN,
which was completed during his absence,
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THB RAILWAY WORLD,
TRAFFIC. MEN WILL NOT u,,,r
TODAY.
committee Did Not Leave for No..
''e"ns Last Night - Mr.. Helms
Absence Causes the Mcctipa
to FAN Through Notes

The meeting Of the freight rate cor,,,,,,
lee OF the southwestern Traffic ,eeo.i,
ton VIII not take place in New o,lco,s
today.
Traffic Manager Bin OF the Houston md
Texas Central aud the southern paciec
who ia IN El Paso. wired that he wou,d
/ not be present and requested a postnone.
( ment Of the meeting. ARRANGEMENTS had
( already been made for the other gentlemen
to attend, however, and he was notified
That there would be no postponement
under any circumstances. The COMMITTEES
had determined to hold a meeting without
Mr. Be!ns presence, and several OF tho
( gentlemen arrived IN Houston last nigbt
on route to New Orleans.
When L. J. Folk. general traffic mana.
ger Of the Gulf Colorado and Santa lie.
came in last night from Galveston. he was
met here by J. w. Allen, general Texas
freight agent of the Katy, and j. IL. Bar
tholomew. general freight agent Of the
International and Great Northern. They
had all secured berths on the southern
Pacific for New orleans. When notified
that AIR. BEN was not on the sleeper and
would not attend ,ne meeting. MT. Polk
was very much surprised and somewhat
indignant, and ended by declaring that
there would be no necessity OF anyone
attending II all the lines interested were
not represented rhereupon he refused TO
join the other gentlemen in the New or
leans trip, and consequently Messrs. Allen
and bartholomew also decided to remain
in Houston.
The lines belonging to the committee are
the Southern Pacific the International
and Great Northern, the Gulf Colorado
and Santa Te, the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas and the Texas and Pacific. Tho
only representative who would not have
been in attendance If the meeting had been
held today was MIR. Bein of the Southern
Pacific.
Mr.. Polk said to reporter last night
in regard to the meeting: You may state
that It is postponed indefinitely"
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American Federation Of Lnbor.

Chicago, December l2--The delegates to
the convention OF American Federation Df
Labor today announced that during their
stay IN Chicago they viii not attend the
theltcrs where non-unlon stage workers
are employed.
On communication received from the
Rotpil Clerks National Protective asHo-
citation. recitrg that several thousand
rotail CLERKS now IN Chicago were without
employment, owing 10 tho custom NJ
'1seepins stores open until far into the
night" tho resolution attached was ADOPT
3D. calling upon the retail merchants OF
Chicago TO adopt IA universal hour for
closing, both IN the interest OF humanity
and commerce. II was further resolved
that tho delegates would not make pur-
chtses at tho stores where non-unlon labor
was tmnloyod.
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THE TURF.


san Francisco cal. December "a
Charles Riley Grammar. "a Kentucky
youth, who came 10 this city three weeks
ago and who is reputed 10 have won So
go since he opened book az the Bay Dis
trict race track, WAS ruled from the turf
M a meeting " tho board Of stewards Of
mo rtooiod Horse association last even
lnr. Grammar complained TO the Judges
hursemen had approached him with q
uropogltion to hx The race, stating that
ihcir horses would i;in first or last
The young KcntucHan refused 70 di-
ynlge iiame4 ~ men whom he charged
with corruption and he was blaeklisted.
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e.,s praise is 40 recommendation. hut
lssg y Times when ono must permit a
Man 20 zen the truth about hlmgclr
lss,ln,maIna t he says is supported by the
In Any OF others no reasonable man
lIant his word Now 20 say Tint
.Fsss,,. Porous plasters are thp only
tst ~ 1sa reliubie porous plasters made
rhey bs .ie praise IN the slightest degree.
fsais " ~ stood the iost for over thirty
vii ns1r e. ID proof OF their merits H. r.
sies ~, 'Sory 70 call attention to the
~ nave effected ana 10 the volun-
ten. '''''als OF those who have used
tslsd oi limitations, and do not be de-.
e9sk's ~ miSrepregontation. ASK FOR All
iaa n51 Wy let no solicitation or oxolana
you 10 account suhuii-1La.
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lSntN Cnnncctinn Cnmnlrtrn.

Tho short connection between the Ais,
souri, Kansas ana Texas and the Houston
ANA Texas Central transfer line was COM
nlcted yesterday, The Katy win now be
able to transfer it's freight to different
lines and 70 the vicinity Of several OF tho
largc' congresses OF the city with great
case and rapilty The connection ga only
about 100 yards IN lcneth, and being OF so
great an advantage 90 the l<dty In tho
way of hundling freight it Is a mystery
TO many why such an arrangement has not
boon caIrleh ont long MO
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TAE eiRe RECORD.


Austin. Texas. December ia nre on
East sixth street destroyed a part OF the
stock owned by r. H. Meluuis y CO..
damaged the building owned by Dctttusor
to the extent OF $50 aud destroyed the
furniture and clotheE OF the occupants
OF two bed rooms over the score. rhc
damage, all told, viii not exceed 500 ana
is covered 10y insurance Mir ~ H. Me-
lunis made a narrow escape from suiTo-
cation while trying to save his personal
effects. Water did as much damage as the
fire.
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A few days ago tramp at Pacific Mo,
spied a railroad tricycle., belonging to a
telegraph lucman standing near the
track. He stepped around under cover of
the station house, seized the machine, put
tt on the trac'7 and mounting f. sped
away down the line AZ full speed. lie had
gone but q few miles, when suddenly
the fast express tore around n sharp curve
md bore down on him BEFORE he could
even sl0clgcn speed the train struck him
and there was one less tramp in the coun-
try and tricycle. gone
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Mexican unrc.

city OF Mexico, December II. Half a
Mle-Ayrtlc, Sawyer WSnona. Time.
;soA,
hive FurlorEs- Northwestern. Percgnl.
Mureau G. Time, 1905.
SIS I'ur'ongs Guard, Hercules llnymar-
l,et Time. lis
MISUNDERSTANDING OF milo Francis
Pope, Constantine, Prince Idle Time,
l.6gb
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-13

OF kcatny, Neh, and arc expected TO ar
rive IN Houston tonight
Another big excursion party is due In
WIS city today or tomorrow, In regard 70
whieh the following telegram was received
ny the Omaha and South Texas Land and
Improvement company:
b"rt WORTH Texas, December IL Tho
excursion on December t. from KANSAS.
Nebraska and part OF Missouri az one
rare ought TO bring you some business.
G. r. Sloat
%eAotal Passenger Agent OF the Rocl, Is
land Route
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Auburn, Ind, December l2-The factory
OF the Auburn Church Furniture company
one OF the largest factories here, was
burned at o'clock this morning, George
Frederick, the night Waterman, persisted
In the flames while lighting the fire. II IS
reported that the Waterman was bound
by the robbers and burned In the building
TO which they set FIRE,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-13

r}crplnps. December Zone Mile-Shad-
~, Arab CAPTAIN y. Time i4s.
Four ana One.half Furlongs ~Berwyn'
BENJAMIN. grooltan. Time .tGla.
Flve Furiongs--Roche, 1arlarian. Ter
riaer. Time. l0Zia
Handlcap-steople chase fun course
st. John, Geronimo. Baronet Time 40.
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ha Centrh4 Hatsg--ScFvca the
=, bcht Meal In the IIty.

b fiAs . Cassie Curlc, Miss Carrie San
~ y; G Morrison. chicago: l.. N. Town-
NINA 1yi4s!Spsei f. l.. Farley, New York
CIV y. hdmouds. Waco. 8. Lawrence.
4 dorado and Santa Fe railway; II.
orssSeess Y, Wharton; vi. l.. Iudglns. New
llen "a; q: PORTER, Galveston; !. ".
ealrestarN w; MaNwcll, Denison; l.. Il. Polk,
p. III 4 y. Bartholopew, Galveston
Rask tt'enjnhart, Houston: j W. Weary,
bssiil,o6ns.. C4irrie, Richmond; +. A. Hyatt.
RsSge 81. p j. Pierce, Atchison; NJ. S.
tatlbbia. 1YS5,lmnfe !. $. williamson. Phil
f'N' W. " Moore, Cincinnati
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GoHcrnor rInmnn nlsnIcnsc1.

Columbia, s. g., December ~ When
Tillman WAS Informed last night
OF the appointment Of District Judge
simonton to be United states judge OF the
Fourth circuit he said:
1T rs all ! expected Cleveland ig the
tool OF Wall street ana plutocrats and he
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is hunting for those kind OF things to put
IN judgeships."
No appointment could be moro distasto-
ful TO the governor.
Judge Sim0uton has rendered several
decisions in railroad tax cuses hnd the
dlppenaaiy law adverse 90 tile State and
the danunciatlon Of the Judge formed a
large part OF tho governors recent mes
sage 10 the Legislature.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-13

New Orleans. La, December Ic-SiN
and one-liaf Furlongs- Silvcrado, Rouser,
Judge Hughes. Time 1861
Five Furtcugs- Hcnnrla. Ethel w. Gov.
ernor nm Time iOi@
Five and On0-Helf FurlonEs-. Carmen,
Iitue Ell. Rally Time. i1OH
Five and One-Haf Furonrs-idta H.,
ST. Panorns Winnie Davis Time. i.iSl
'fteen-SiSt6Giiths OF a Milo Strnth-
meath, Mcdgcneld, Coronct. Time, Ia
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-13

Paris, Toxas December ". Wright &
Gurlsy's Gin on Red river burned last
night A large quantity OF cotton and
700 bushels OF cotton seed were also de-
stroycd
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cnused by Spontaneous Combustion.

san Antonio, Texas, December A. The
Standard warehouse. with four hundred
tons Of bsled hay belonging 20 W. H.
Booth, was burned this evening. Loss on
warehouse $1,000, insurance 300 Loss on
hay $500, fully insured,
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Luling, December l2.-At $3.50 this
morning Mayor w. -, Walkers barn
burned It contained a fine pony, buggy
ana n lot Of feed stun. Believed to be In
cendiary, No insurance.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-13

Chicago, December Eat McGulm'8
court last might Dutch" Neal Of ST Louis
IN q gpaulus match knocked ont Martin
fourth round.
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Three and one-hait rurIongs--ontario,
Little Mat. Fiction. Time, LILO.
One Milc--Dillon j.. Robin Hood, Au-
gusta Belle. Time, Ia