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an INTERNAL MiCHINE IN PRAGUE

Much Hostility 10 thu Austrian Imperial
House In BObe mia.
PRAGUE. Sept. 2a.-An Internal ma chine. with
lighted fuse attached. was found to might on
the sill OF 4 basement window in tho Central
police office. or the men who caused dis.
turbances on the evening Of the Emperor's
birthday siNty-nine have been arrested. All
will be tried for nigh treason. An officer in
the reserves named Stepanek was arrested to-
the Emperor Many persons have been 1 M.
rested outside Of Prague for dislGurinG the
imperial coat OF arms.
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A. M.-2i4o. 1874 West Fiftysixth street. George A.
Burtis damage $500: s,s5. 1856 East Fourth street.
Joseph Teschler. damage SIbo
y. M 30 81 seventh avenue. Judge Hogan dam.
age $50; $50 200 Church street, william NJ. Bowes
dnmase $1,000: 6:2o $40 Lexington avenue. william
Kicher no damage: $40 10 Manhattan street. James
Evans namase $40: 900. Is: East Thirty. second
street William ioush damage $500: 80. 273 Delan.
cey street. samuel krg-r. damage trfinR; S:u2 avn.
ing. l:5IS First avenue. Max Kramer damage $40:
$40 22I3 Third avenue Phillips Co. dana &c trine
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bumped Into the Bath. ~. Nelson.

LONDON. Sept. 20. While tho buttle ship
Nelson was leaving Portsmouth to-day she
overhauled dredger that WAS stcaming
ahead of her. In attempting to get out of the
iided with two cargo boats. After striking
W, NE cargo boats she backed and then coll
iided with the battle ship. slightly damaging
her The Nelson had been UNDERGOING repairs,
ana was lust leaving port on trial trip.
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sPIRKs FROM THE 4HAEGRApn

middle aged woman apparently about ar years or
AYa o. enc me wptsi,T cas- threw herself under
yet been Identified. " ''"' nos hot
ErneAt Dye OF smyrna. y. Y, II years OF Az. co,n.
United suicide yesterday afternoon by hanvfng IL
was son OF Marion Dye, who committed suicide in
tWentyoue years ago. - "-"h"s
on Thursday Afternoon soon AfterwArd he was found
dead with MS gun beside hun loaded IL h 80
ne had hemorrhARe. as be subject TO them Ne
years old and married "'
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Th. Iarvl..ConLila Comp.ny,s Fa,,ur.

Everybody connected with the Jarvis Conk
lin Mortgage Trust Company. for which re-
ceivers were appointed on Thursday. spoke
cheerfully OF the concerns condition yester-
day. 1t is believed that tho company owns
much more than 1t owes. and that. unless the
financial situation becomes worse instead Of
Conklln is In London. and. although he sails
for this country to-day. he, cannot qualify as
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Anarchist. Fleeing from Vienna.

VIENNA. Sept. 23.-The search for Anarchists
In this city continues. To-day four workmen
who are suspected by the police to be mem bers
OF an Anarchist society were arrested. Imme-
diately after the discovery IA few days ago Of
the anarchist conspiracy many mon who are
known to be members Of the organization
hast ily left the city, The exodus has continued
the Anarchists lodging tho police until they
raised suilcient money among their friends to
carry them out OF danger.
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TIRE RUSSIANS At TOULON.
A Disclaimer that Anything More Than In
ternntIOnal t.Ourtesy Is Meant.

teThntIohaI Ourtehy Is Meant.
VIENNA, Sept. ON. de Giers. Russian Min
ister OF Foreign Affairs. has informed the Gov
ernments Of Austria ngary. Germany. and
Italy that the visit of the Russian squadron to
Toulon next month will he simply a response
to the visit of the French fleet at Cronstadt
No other. significance whatever. he says. should
decline to have any other character lent to the
reception of the Russian officers in France.
The Russian fleet will arrive at ToulOn on
programme OF the reception has been pub
lished. 1t shows TINT the visit OF the Russian
officers will be continuous festival.
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People. Party County Convention,

The PEOPLES Party County Convention has
been called for next Tuesday evening at 80
East Tenth street. In addition to the dee-
gates. individuals and delegates from other
organizations known to be IN sympathy with
venton.
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a sioop'. Crew Taken OF by . Tug.

A sloop loaded with coal and fertilizers
sprung leak of Governors Island at 8
O'Clock yesterday afternoon and partly sank
before help arrived She was towed to the
island by the tug T. s. Carter ana tied up for
repairs. Two OF the crew were landed at old
slip by the tug.
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"hen Baby was sick, We gave her Castoria,
when she was Child, she cried for Castori,.
When she became Miss she chung to cas,on.
When she had Children, she gave them csstor...
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BANGKOK. Sept ON. lie Myre de viiers.
the French special envoy to Siam. had a COZ :
ference yesterday with Prince Devawongse
Siamese Minister OF Foreign Affairs NJ de
IN presenting the demands OF France. Tho
Ieauirsments were also somewhat abated. As
result o! the conference. tho outlook for
peaceful settlement OF the dispute between
France and Siam is more favorable.
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BANGKOK. Sept 29.-The report is curren.
here that France will give to Russia for
coaiiEg staion tho island OF SAINT In tho
Gulf Of Siam. This island was occupied By
the French last June.
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The Weather.

The Thermometer AT Perry's pharmacy in TaE Sun
bMlldnR the xestnrdax AZ
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LOUISVILLE, Sept. 20.-Ths Hon. W. o. Gresb-
ton this afternoon.
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FOR steady nerves and good sleep use
bFomoseliEer Contains ne Anti Pyrius AIR.
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Notes Of Foreign IInr

Notes OF Foreign Happening.
Tho strike among the coal miners in tho
nharleroi district in Belgium Is extending
Ten thousand men ars now ont
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.sry iSw rates 20 Worlds Fair by New York Central
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B0ytOnS friends In this city say that tina one
ambition Of his lie has been TO blow up an
ironelad to was recently in England. and his
had gone to Brazil.
He Ia the Paul Boyton who few years ago
sneakcd out TO an English man-o war in New
York harbor with a dummy torpedo and made
sensation. After that occurrence he told his
friends OF his ambition.
His friends think it will be found that he is
In the service Of tho Brazilian Government
and that this torpedo was not q dummy.
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Tho case goes on Monday morning.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-04-08
THE SATURDAY ELECTION.

There is nothing which more plainly H.
lustrates, the desperate condition Of the
Republican party and its fear OF the work
ing peoples vote than its continual strug-
gle against having an election on satur-
day when the mills and workshops close
about noon.
Witness the chagrin of the Providence
Republican Board of Aldermen upon
being compelled to call the second elec-
tion for week from today. The Provi-
dence Board knows full well that a Sat-
urday election will insure big Demo
cratic vote and that means Democratic
victory.
Ifthe Republican party leaders could
see beyond their present official terms
they would realize that their tactics are
but hurrying their political doom.
In the matter OF Saturday elections, too,
the supporters OF Mr.. Winters In the
Second Ward have also shown short
sightedness.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-04-08
TOOAY'S ELECTIONS.

Besides the elections taking place here
today. bye elections are also in progress
in East Providence, Westerly, North
Kingstown and Crsnston.
The chances for Democratic success are
hopeful in every case with the exception
OF Westerly.
Cranston has already elected Demo-
cratic Senator and one Representative and
will doubtless take fresh breath today
and "get there" on the second.
In North Kiugstown, one Assemblvman
is to he chosen. This Is the home OF
David 8. Baker, Jr., the Democratic can.
didate for Governor, and as his election II
dependent upon the General Assembly,
strenuous efforts will be made to elect
Clarke Potter, the Democratic nominee.
In East Providence Ellery II. Wilson
failed OF an election last Wednesday and
comes before the people today. The Town
Council has already slipped through his
fingers, consequently 1t will not be so
easy for him to get men to do his bidding
In the future. All the Protestant minis
ters are arrayed against him openly and
are vigorous In opposing him.
All this will tend to defeat him, al.
though It is possible that he may get
through by narrow margin.
Pawtucket then should work with q
will this afternoon until 7 O'Clock 60
that all the Democrats may be trium-
pbantiy elected tonight. This will make
the election In Providence next Saturday
easier OF success for the Democracy.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-04-08
LIQUOR LICENSES.

Applications are beginning to pour In
for liquor licenses. All expire on the first
of May and the new rules require all APP
plicants to have their licenses granted
and paid for by that day or else the shops
must be closed by the Chief OF Police.
The commissioners say that they moan
business, and dealers must hurry.
Another new rule has either been
adopted or is being considered and that
is that all licenses must be signed by each
of the commissioners. This has been the
rule heretofore and in Providence and
has given general satisfaction.
The Board then acts unanimously and
each member is clothed wit equal power
II one refuses to sign the others do the
same.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-04-08
SMUGGLING IN MAINE.
Merchants and Fa.mers implicated Settle
with Uncle Sam.

BosToN. April ESPECIAL Agent Smith
Of the treasury department has just re.
turned from the dividing line between
New Brunswick and the state OF Maine
with checks payable to the treasury de-
partment to the amount Of several thou
sand dollars, which he collected from
farmers and merchants In those districts
who have been caught In the act OF SNUG
Cling potatoes, eggs, oats and hay.
This part of the country, which Is known
as Houlton county, has given the depart
ment considerable trouble for years. The
smugglers are men hired by farmers in
New Brunswick To take the goods over the
line late at night and into the state of
Maine. Here the goods are placed on the
Canadian Pacific railroad trains and taken
into New Brunswick, where the customs
officers at the supports issue manifest
that allows the goods to be entered free
when they go through Vanceboro to be
shipped 10 Boston and other places.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-04-08

President Cleveland has made an APP
pointment that everybody ought to be sat-
isfied with, inasmuch as II was asked for
and Warmly indorsed by Republicans as
well a. Democrats. Besides, ii puts an
exceptionally good man into an impor-
tant office, W which has been for some time
filled by an exceptionally Objectionable
man.
Judge William Lochren of Minnesota
has been named as Commissioner OF Pen
sions, in place of the uneavory and un-
desirable Raum. His nomination was
asked for by the unanimous vote OF the
Republican Legislature OF his State.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-04-08
SWEPT BY WIND.
Hotels Wrecked. Trees Uprooted and Roofs
Blown on at Chicago.

CHICAGO, Ills, April s.-A fierce wind
storm swept over the southern portion OF
the city yesterday. A brace Of hurriedly
constructed hotels, intended to catch
Worlds Fair traffic were wrecked.
The Indiana hotel at Seventy-second
street and Stoney Island avenue 3-story
affair, was the first TO 20.
The panorama building, five blocks far
ther south, collapsed, and the Clarkdale,
smother fimsy structure, went down In
the gale like house OF cardboard.
Trees were uprooted and roofs blown
off The gale did little or no damage on
the Worlds fair grounds
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-04-08
For kiIIinq Their Father.

WAYNEsBURG, Pa, April Sin the Nor
gan murder case Thomas Morgan, who
shot his father several months ago, was
convicted OF murder in the second degree
His three sisters were tried together. The
verdict was voluntary manslaughter for
one and second degree for two. Sentence
was not passed. The father, John Morgan,
was a wealthy widower, IS years of age,
who married again, arousing the wrath Of
his children, who thereupon conspired to
kill him
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-04-08

The result OF the Congressional contests
retires TO private life two OF the very best
known Republicans in the state, Speaker
Cspron aud Lieut. Gov. Bull. Both gen.
tlemen have been In the General Assembly
for years, and they have bitterly opposed
the extension Of the suffrage and Tabor
measures OF every natnrs. ,..
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-04-08
PROVIDENCE SAFE NOW.

Candidate Perkins OF the Republicans,
by his protest and request for recount,
did excellent service for the Democracy In
the city Of Providence. The result OF bis
interference was the annulment OF the or
der for an election on Thursday and the
issuance OF a warrant for an election one
week from today, which means solid
vote for the Democratic candidates from
the workers in the machine shops and
factories who will be idle in the after
noon.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-04-08
DAMAGE by Storm,

ROCKFORD, Ills, April ga storm
passed over Rockford last night, leveling
trees and fences and doing considerable
damage of minor nature at the neigh
boring village OF Cherry Valley. The
storm attained the proportions Of hurri-
cane The fronts Of three store buildings
were blown in and two cars on the Chi
cago and Norwestern railroad track were
blown over No one was injured
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-04-08
Ruined bv Drink.

NEW YORK, April 8. Henry Hugh Nc
Gosh, aged 55 years, once the right hand
man Of A. 4. Stewart, the dry goods prince,
was found dead in front Of a squalid lodg
ing house IN Wooster street, where he
made his home. Drink ruined and finally
killed him.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-04-08
Thanks From Bismarck.

HAMBURG, April s.-The Nachrichten,
Prince Bismarck's organ, prints card Of
thanks signed by Bismarck and addressed
"to all his foreign friends" The card says
that the prince Is especially blessed with
the many expressions Of sympathy from
German Americans, among them being
citizens and societies of New York, Phila-
delphia, Cincinnati, Chicago, st. Louis,
Denver and San Francisco
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-04-08
War Declared on Slot Machines

LYNN, Mass, April s-Following close
upon the brandy drop crusade in this city,
comes an order from City Marshal Wells
that all the nickle-in-the- slot machines
must be taken out For some time past
numbers of cigar dealers and others have
been using these machines In the sale OF
cigars in manner which. In the opinion
Of the city marshal, is nothing more nor
less than gambling
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-04-08
BUILDINGS Blown Down.

ERIE, Pa, April s-A furious wind
storm that ragged here did great damage
The belfry and bell of schoolbuilding
was carried quite a distance, unfinished
buildings blown down, cupola Of opera
house torn off, smokestacks Of mGnufacto-
ries blown down, buildings unroofed,
chimneys and signs blown down and some
buildings. The ice blockade was carried
out into the lake and the steamer Prid-
geon, with corn from Detroit, the first OF
the season, came near being wrecked
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-04-08

NEW ORLEANS. April s-The puihe-
Bowen fight before several thousand spec
tators at the Olympic Club was stopped
In the 10th round by the referee, who de
cided that IL was no contest The purse
will probably he divided. Bowen wanted
10 fight % finish. The bones In both OF
Burke's hands were broken
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-04-08

"Once q citizen always citizen" until
allegiance Is sworn to some other nation.
That used to be the law. Now nsturalized
citizens must prove that ths% haven't
changed every year. It is fact.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-04-08
Struck hY the Snnlne.

Boston, April &. s.-Arthur Judge at
tempted to cross the track at the Rox-
bury crossing. He made a miscalcula-
tion and was struck by the engine. He
was thrown some distance and sustained
injuries which caused his death half an
hour after reaching the city hospital
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-04-08

Any naturaliyed voter who votes for the
Repu blican Assembly ticket deserves TO
be made call at the City Clerks office once
a month and file his papers and swear that
he is still live man.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-04-08

The errstic political reporter of pot
pourri politics In the Sunday Journal
has become a prosy .mesymnicum-s
repeater.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-04-08
Damage BY Ram and Wind.

DUNKIRK, N. Y, April s.-A terrific rain
and wind storm did great damage here.
Traffic on the street railroads Is suspended
and business is at a standstill. Trees,
buildings and wires were blown down and
two men were badly injured by falling
trees
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-04-08
ASNIGNEE'N SALE.
VIII be sold at public auction on
Tuesday, the IIth day Of April, A.
ID. 1893.

at 10 O'Clock a. m, at the store and place OF
business OF the broadway Cash Grocery. at
No. Broadway, in the city OF Pawtucket,
County OF Providence, and State OF Rhode
Island, under and by authority vested In me
by certain deed OF assignment made and
executed by George Il. Dispeau and Louis
NJ. Crocker. doing business under the name
OF Broadway Cash Grocery, on the Slst day
OF March, A. ID. 1893, the following articles Of
personm property, viz:
One safe. one stove, counters, show cases,
and all the groceries, stock In trade. fixtures,
and goods and chattels now situated In said
store and connected with and belonging
to theibusiness as heretofore carried on at
said place.
THos. w. ROBINSON,
Pawtucket. April 5, lssa Assignee,
as 81
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-04-08
Guilty OF Murder.

BROOKLYN, April s.-The jury In the
case OF John Delfno, on trial for the shoot
Ing of Mrs. Caroline asssell, on December
a7, 1892, returned q verdict of murder in
the first degrea
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-04-08

Gwen all be there in the sweet bye and
bye--elections," chorus the Democrats.
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NEW ORLEANS RACE;

New Orleans, La, Decenbs ST
Furlongs Holman, yellow Bsa Ne
Time, 1:G2Ia.
Five and a Hat Furlongs-Huss /
t!eiiern, Topic, Time, l;0sa,
Six Furlongs-Addle DAVIS Joe q
German Time, HEY.
Five Furl0ngs-DiXie D., Rally, y
Howard. Time, l;02A.
Handicap, F.fteen-s.xteenihs oiaM
Mime Gee, Tasco, Mezzoiint. Tint Y
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T---I-----,-,-TIl- -,T--- T-.-I.
'","s"i f''la ll's7-' mon
Tire minority Of the ways and means
free wool, and yet the greatest humbus
that was ever toistad on the American
ncople wigs ihe tulG on wcol, An Increase
of tne turif has always been followed bg
"a decrease " thc price OF raw wool and
uu#tIy
lo ladi a slight change was made ln
the tHrlm On raw Wool which imposed
duties ranRIuG from o to ~ poy cent
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rRg SUNDAY POST.

Yoalkum Graphic Tho Houston Post of
Sunday indeed a hummer. Forty pages
places It az tho hend Of ihe pro sslou
Eagle P3Rs Guide THE Houston puetE
Sunday edition Of forty pages. with Il
photeprnt Implement MAS q commcna-
ahIe enterprise that should be appreciated
by Tue newspaper readers ol tho state.
BrownsyIle Herald; the Houston Post
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-27

RACING " So -.


San Antonio, Texas. pao,.,s' ~,
az one Jockey club GROUNDS ''1pl'l'
FIRST i'aee-2;5o, trot Or pac. IN,
heats, three IN 1--WE, pri,a KY ". ~,
second Time, lll. Ns won I
Second Raee-2:27, tra =.
heats, two In three ps, " lae
delta second. Time. 2;n, wa
Third Race--Runninp 4,
With threa hurdles, for osiea . NY !.
states army Won by LieitsB,,''
OF me Twenty-third infantry d AZ,
Fourth Race--one-fourth nm y M w
H He Won, Barney Bennett seos N, ,
% seconds. ''Sg3A
There were also bicycle event, (,
wheelmen. "A y
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-27
DEcIsION on FRENcH po0Ls

Syracuse. N. T., December SRI
action brought TO recover tie la'i
paid for auctions on French pos !
Saratoga races, Judge MeLeaaaa 9
decided thot the pool selling 81
known as French and auction poSt 7
lottery and Illegal; that the Ives pos
authorizing such transactions ! vie
s4tutoual and VOID.
The judge orders judgment ~
plaintiff.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-27
THE WORLD Of M
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10 rLoRrDa, Ion
No Thinks tho rlsA, WIN,
Come on 1 A,, ",'' 'Ar,,.
maker. rb y, :. q Bon
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s s.'' e..i r. A., As he stepped ~. :
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WIN n. Mltchell and wants. s,'' '''alg !
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ed interference. soVencss asa \
Unreasonable that he W. " "a raA,.l
was in tip>top cop8l, ls On Tia a, !.
10 an Associated I'm
CO. conc S''a AZ I have no donbi t'p n u
Of TX qSo On ,. notwithstanding ~ " III |
YOU'D not have a feilo,pr seple dost n
'nce for nothing Ae,.s uays IA,
eri,,, l u. TOOK q slight cold, , sss n
Dgeler condition in nv M. wH tas
climate VIII dispos, !, use aai IA
S t'St az cong much taking sSos I0i
TSa, OF sour2e ! feel conaaso, ., 4
,, mere Is a good deal d toS s 4 Es'I
pell superior reach IA " =, aelai \
Know all about that sr e'S q aeght u
'oFe the match was made. S'''''a 2
WHAT BRADY sAYs
, M. sew York December 2s.--ca,s....
cser bfaay said tonight tSst g 4 "
r ,..l word from the soats M A.. 4 4
would not be interfered MIX KY u
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-27

General Camhf0nne dld not say. "Tb,
guard dies. hut docs not surrender" TFe
words wei' the invention or Paris journ-
alist, aud attributed 20 him,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-27

Tine lilion's state grange adopted res
olNa.na denouucng Governor Alleged for
"Hl Ap#ointnE farmer on tho railroad
ANA warehouse commission.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-27

MISS Grace NJ. Blse sss,,Ions 90 +
ex-commis Toner o. ire welded y y
frank u. Yoorman "e''
lngton, d. @ -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-27

DOMAIN, ..e crank who wen, TO Wash
Er iR eera ~ s3ro compromised on
RI os SOUP iae "4s d stranger and
tl- poles took l.1. .a.