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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-09-22
u. 6. Baris. 3. q. &ptbmea
PARIS &

pbstOgrapbif@es Ntelier,
go. IL unb Ii Wefts@ Commerce. traBe
San Intonis. Die a~llerneueften Sen.
res in photographer fem ausgefiibrt,
ebenfo elegant menn ni@t better, ipie
irgerb pel9e int State. 2ebenSgroBe
@rapon>P ortraits unb ale Mrten BON
8ergr6Berungen. Gebt cure Bilber
ni6t Gremben, itm fie bergr6Berm gu
laRen, penn bic Nrbeit bier BON bets
anttportli9en &iinitlern CUR nellen s3us
frie6enbeit ausgefibrt tperbem famn.
Mir liefern nur Mrbeit erfter @laHe ab.
Nnfi9ten BON @ebduben tperben aufs
gensmmen unb ale 4uftrdge auBerbalb
bes Nteliers prompt beforgt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-09-22
rAIBODEAUX.

Was bebeutet bieies Mort2 IS 1T
bas 9anbels5ei6en bes
Cinderella S9ub= g alafes
Da i'm Wabltabre befanntIi6 Sc
f6dftsfile berrf9t unb mir einei1 gro>
BEN 8Drratb bon S6nbmerf fir 6ers
rem, Samet unh &inber an 0anb
babem, 1euefte Sacons unb Muiter, 10
%berfaufen mir 4aes aum Soft
preie unb liefern bic 8eneife bas
fir. Ollie @aaren linb teu unb tpurs
ben fpe3iel fir bieien Sommer beftelt.
Oie Preiie iinb iiberaa in 3ablen ans
gegeben. Wer binig unb gut taufen
mill, gebe gum
Cinderella G@ub : 0nlaft.
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8abnrduber in Saimuis.

Sn Der Ndbe bon @entralia purbe
in Der Na6t bonn 20. gum 81. Septems
Der bpn 8abnr6ubern Der 8eriu6 ges
ma4t, einen mad Siiben gebenben 3ug
Der Sqinoiss @entral=8 abn anaubalten
unb gu berauben.
Mls bic locomotive eben &oblen eins
genommen bate unb 1ih eben mieber
langfam in 8enegung leBte, traten
brei masfirte Mdnner aus benz Dunfel
unb befabIen benz 2ocomptinfibrel
Ooung a~naubaIten. 9ieier tpeisertf
fi6 iebo9, morauf bic brei &duber aui
ibn nnb ben 9eiaer gu feuern begannen,
Youtg purbe babel f9per nnb bel
| 9ei5er let6t pertpunbet.
9arauf manbten fib bic &duber bel
@TpreBsGar 5t uno forberten ben st:
preBbeamten auf, ibnen ales @el6 in
feiner Gerpabrung aus3uliefern. Sci
Beanie peigerte ii6 iebp6 Hannibal
un6 balb famen inn Der @~oneufteul
unb ein paRagier, NamenS Gamblers
eiu alter Giienbabnz Mngefellter =, 81
9tlfe. Sanders bate Elm @emebr be
i6 unb begann auf bic &duber 81
feuern, bic bas Seuer iofort ermioerten
@iner Der EGuber nurbe babel f6mel
berpuubet, porauf feline beiben Com:
plicen int Ounfel berI6nanben. Nud
Der @rpreBbeamte unb Der @pnbufteul
trugen lei6te Gerlebungen bapon.
Ser permunbete &duber tonnte Don
ben 8abnbeamten nur nit Mibe Dor
benz 8elDn6twerben BON Seiten ber
erregten BaHagiere gerettet tperben.
Naein bic 8eionnerer faber balb eth,
baB es ni6t ratbfam lei, ben Manr gu
lDn9en, ba man nur 5ur9 i'm feline
@Dmplicen ermitteln f6rtne. Ser Ser.
tpunbete CAB feinen Hamert als 8. 8,
Sones an unb er trug aub auf bieien
Namen lautenbe Mitgliebstarten elmer
Gbieagoer 2oge bes Orbens Der @iiens
babaangeitellten unb cine Wei6enltel.
lers 8arte Der Nt6iipn, Sopefa unb
Santa Sc 8abn Bel fi6. Inter Nn,
brebung bes fofortigea 2Dn9geri6tes
CAB Der 8ermunbete an, su elmer
Banbe BON @ifenbabnrdubern gu geb6s
rem, gu Der arBer ibm mod bier Mdn=
ner geb6rten, beren Namen er als Nis
dolls, 9mper, 9arbing unb Martin
angab.
9mper's Wobnort murbe in @ens
tralia ern1ittelt unb beRen 8erbaftuns
erfolgte penige @tunben nod bem ber=
eitelten 8%abnraube. St batte ge9laubt,
baB Sones to6t lei, unb ii9 besbalb
gang fider in feiner Mobnung gefabIt.
Smper tbeilte nit, baB nod Elm anbes
rer Gduber bur6 einen 99rotf6ub
aus Sanbers Slinte i6wer Dermunz
let lei.
Sic fdmmtli6en &duber batter bic
lebten Sabre in @entralia geppbnt
unb tuaren ale in berl6ieoenen Stel=
lungen an Der S0inois @entral 8abn
bef6aftigt gepeien.
Mm Nbenb bes 81. September 1T
tibrigens AUDI nod Sames Martin
bingfef gen1a9t tperben.
4ae brei &duber mur6en lit bas
@ountps@ efdngniB 3u Salem gebra6t,
ba fe in @~entralia iider gelpn6t pors
ben tpdren.
9ofentli@ pirb aber aud ber regus
ldre 8erlauf Der Suhispnese ni6t per=
btn6ern, baB ben brei S9urten ibr
wohloeroientes S9idlal gu 8beil
tpirb
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Strait uno 0einnbhett.

Bsnn Ste ut6t trdftts unb prbI fhben, 70 periu9en
Ste Gleetrtc Sitters. Wenn sic BITE v@rtppe" selHpd4i
pat. periu4en Ste electric 8itterS. Dies MltteI wirtt
ottett auf pie seber, au5 ben Mdseu unb af bic Rieren,
SelniaBts gu ertaaen. Wenn Ste an nerp6Iem aopfs
pep letpen, pereen Ste ourh 3Ieetrtc BttterS I@neQe
nno eanernoe &bbhlfe fnbeu, Gtne prpbes Hlai6e ptre
Ste rapon nber3eusen, bab bte5 bn8 Mitfel TT, fpeI&es
Ole 9ebranten. @rcbe &laihen fdy nur so Gents In
per apctbete RON Nbplpb Dretb, 2bpmpirn 4 60. bu
tabeH. u
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Gin iaffranfarbtaes alusbanseidilS

bes .3uftanbeS eineS btli6ien MaseaS pber ether
i&muserfaaten, ftcdenben Geber 1T bic meni9li@e @es
fi6tSfarbe. Ri&t nur Bite Saut, fcuberu aud bic @usz
dpfeI seisen etne eisentbimlt8 selbli&e Gdrbuns, ipenn
BITE Sale tn'S glut trttt. Guberbcm pHest fa safrts
l&ss Rppfpeb einsufteaen, ptrb BITE 3unse belest, mel
bet ft4 Stpmer5 In Der 9eber unb unter benz re9ten
S&uiterblatt, unb bemd@ttst fd elm @efabI pes
S&ptnbelS hes an bt!iDien 8efbwerben 9etbenbeu,
menn er fih aus ~ltesenber Ober Hssnber g~OfttOn erbebt.
Bet bteen unb aubereu @n3eiaen BON 8iItciitdt lit So
~itetter's MaSensitterS elm u~nlbertrr ffeueS Setluittel.
GbeniO pirtiam 1T es BET Gftdltunsen unD Siebe:,
Mtliperbartuns unb MiIBerpetteruus, llntbdttsteit Der
@ieren unb 4laie, Bet 8beamatiSmus unb Gerpottdt.
90 rest bic 9erbauunS an, peritafft seiunben Sdlai
unb ltnbert in ppbltbuenbiter Metfe bic leiter unpers
uetblt@en @ltersbef&perten.
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Guniet @ppn On.

@de 60 m n UNI @alnutsStr IT,,
baben gegentudrtig etpa 5000 gorbs
Srennbols pom Wirter ibrig, pel6es
MIN gu rebu3irten preifen perfauft
DerDen muB. Wirb rur G.. o. D.
abgeliefert. e
9eu, Safer &C. in allen Quantitdten
an ben biaigiten preifen.
SeIepbon8 /.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-09-22

S4iHe Iaufen Boulcene on unb ieseln iebe
@s9e BON Neo gorf mad 9pIIanh.
Surhs@iQete mad allen europdiI4ea Stdbs
ten tperben su ben niebrisften 9aten aus
Accent.
= SITE Gdiite $40 unb aufpdrts. 3pette
@aiatt $35 nnb auftrdrts. l3tpiIHempedss
btaete bon europa iperben berldnfis nidt
anegefeut, bod finb Ginipanberern speite
eeiites8 iaets 3u er1ndBisten Staten seteIt
80. S. 9Dung, Ngent.
SIT Dfs9ouftcnsS tTaBe, Son Mntcnio, 9er.
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s@ psrr 81. {. Saepbfpn. Be,

sar 5err 81. 6. SacobOn, Der
betantte photograph, bat an Der
Ilamo : 9traBe, SO. 113, elm lleues
gltelier eiugeri9tet. 9err Sacebien
bat in ieinem gtabliRement ale Neue>
rungen, bic auf benz Gelbe Der pbotpz
graphic Der Neu3eit berborsebra6t,
a%ngepanbt. unb bic @inri9tung 1T
bo9elegant unb ftebt an 8olenbuns
fider feinem. Der prominentelte fen berars
tigen 2otale 6ilider Metropolen mad.
Gin 8eiu6 6ieies Multer Nteliers 1T
unieren 2efern aufs bersli9fe ems
pfoblen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-09-22
Cinderella s6mb : 9alaff.

@bitmams &enpreHem. Bon all
len @r0Ben, bon Der 9anbpreHe big
aur pferbefrafts unb 9ampfpreHe.
Iu6 fur @otton, MoIIe &c.
gu permenben! 60 8agen in
Der Stun6e. Sie biaigiten preiie ga<
rantirt BEL Sips & 0aarmatn n.
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$. ~. Ssbprnes neuefte 81 d f.
nj a dine. Sic bette unb bic bill
ligfte Mai9ine im Martte. @beufo
Osborne Stabl "Disc Harrow. gu
baben bel Sips & 9aarmann.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-09-22

sa~ User cine quite Waf6maf9ine
fu6t, fpre6e bel VI. Seu Ing
Dor, tpel6er cine grOBe Qn3abl auf
Eager bat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-09-22
Math fir @atter.

Dor iiber so Sabren i6on murbe
Wrs. Winslop's Soothing : Sprup
BON Miaionen BON Mfiittern beim 3abz
men Der &inber angenenbet. @irit but
i'm S6lafe bur9 'bas S2reien eines
&inbes geit6rt, bas i'm 3abuen 1T unb
Dor 96mer5en meint2 Wenr 10, la1e
iofort cine Slai6e bon nMrs. @insz
Ioms Soothing Syrup" bolen. Sem
Wertb 1T u%nbe5ablbar. Us mirb benz
fleinea 2eibenben iofort 2inberung perz
i9afen. 8erIaBt eu@ barauf, Miitter,
es 1T fein 3peifel bariiber. gs beilt
Spienterp un6 Diarrboe, regulirt ben
Mtagen urb bic Nierer, beieitigt Winbs
&olif, ermei9t ben @aumen, perbinz
bert @n~t5iinbung unb ftdrft bas gauge
@pfem. rMtrs. Winstoms Soothing
Syrup" fir aabnenbe &inber 1T argez
nebm in @ef@mad unb bas &ecept
tammt bon einem Der beiten weibli9en
Ier5te in ben Ser. Staten. gs 1T bel
allen 9ruggiifen in Der san3en Welt 3u
baben. Preis rs Gents per Glai9e.
&auft ni6tS anberes, als Mrs. Winss
Ions Soothing brup.
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9emtf1.< en8liitbe Gdbmle,

W. W.
&aerfannt tiidtise 2etrantaIt fir Rnab,u
unb Mdo4en felt breibis Sobren in rsaer
Nirtiamfeit. gcrtreffi1e Qebrsrdfts unfer
bepabrter 2eituns. Der enslif@en gprane
uirb, ME Der certiden, bcle 8ehuune ce.
trasen. @uberbem unterri&t i'm Span;Rbey.
@tnisermaben porberettete S&nIer lfnber jG
berseit Gufnabme. 3dbere Musfunit ertbeiIer
Serr s. @roos, 9rdjibent hes GHnI. Roy,
itanbes unS u M. 8arbe6, Director tsr
auftalt. TVS
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Ste cim5t8e ta81th crf@ei=
SeMtf@e 3ettun8 tit Seras.

STE ntSreie @reKe fur 9egas" bat
bDm alfen bentih : teraniihem 3ett1tt=
Jeu BITE arIBte MbpuneatenSabl.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-09-22
@trIure,1e Mannestraft
MetAetl bee sSnaeaoiiN0cn!

Der Rettungss Mnter 1T su baben
BENZ Bu@banbler Nic. Semgg,, 218 Sem.
nssssese trabe, San AntoniO, Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-09-22

- @brIi6es Streben pirb INNER,
friiber ober fpdter, belObnt - meitens
aber fpdter.
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maj bebenten, baB bic Ma6t Der @es
mosnbeit febr fart 1T unb baB f9on
aus bieiem @runhe Der geriu6. bert
9anbeI bes MeItens in reue Babnert
gu lenfen, ieine S@wierigfeit baben
mirb. MuBerbem tpirb audi Der lid III
ieinem 9anbeIs Monopel bebrobt ie'
benbe Often ni6t berfeblen, rem 9es
lingen bes neuen Proiectes iebes tur
irgenb erbenflt6e 9iaberniB in ben
Weg gu tpdl5en.
Sir bic @ntwidlung bes Wetens
miirbe feline 8efreiung BON Der comz
mercieaen SributpHi6tigfeit bes Otens
auf ieben SAL BON gerabeau unberes
6enbarer 8ebeutung fem!
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@eO. Maabrp's 9aapf : aaferei

@ep. ManSrb's 9ampf 3iferei
in Der NuiiinzS traBe 1T nit ben rteuez
item Mai@inen CUR Nnfertigumg bon
8otti6en, Gdfera, @ifternen &c. einge>
rt@tet unb liefert anerfannt boraiigli9e
Mrbeit.
S6idt guer @elb t1i9t nod benz
Norben, ionbern laBt Cure .Nrbeiten
bier MAIDEN, tpo @u9 bole @arantie
fir bic bette @usfibrung berielben ge=
seben mirb. 8riefli9e Anfrager iiber
Breife &C. tpersen prompt beantportet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-09-22

Sppbs Yilen FAM man per Boii
gu Is Gents beaieben BON s. g. 9oo6
& Co., 2owea, WaKa6uietts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-09-22

st es eSbnen befannt, baB CUR
@efunbbeit Dor alien 9ingen gefunbes
8lut erforberli9 lit unb bas iol6es
bur6 ben @ebrau9 BON Soob's @arz
faparila at erlangen 1T. Qls &raftis
%gunssmittel iomie 8lutreiniger 1T es
uniibertreffli6.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-14
noNons oN j. u. nussnLL.
President Cleveland oncrs Him sew
crnl Places which lie Declines.

Boston. Macs. December i3,-President
cleveland Is fairly showerlnR honors on
John T.. Russell. Mr. Russell heartily APP
prsciates the compliments that the prcsi-
dent pays him. but he does not care to
take any political office, As soon as Il was
definitely settled that J. J. Van Alien Would
not accept the position Of minister TO
Rome It was rendered to MIR Russell IN
the most nppreciRuve way by the prcs-
dent. Mr. Russell declined the position,
A little later President Cleveland offered
him the collcctorshlp Of the port OF Bos-
ton. but Mir Russell declined that There
Is some reason for stating, however, that
had It not been FOR Mr. Russells sym
pathies he might have been tempted TO
accept the collectcrship. 1t 10 understood
that Mr. Russell dlsltked the idea OF be-
coming headsinun, a position he would
be compelled to assume II he became col
lector Of the port 1t ~ also a fact, and q
fact that. has never before becn made
public, that In making w the slate after
President Clevolnnd's election Senator Car
isle urged the president TO make Mr. RUS
sell secretary OF state and that had AIR.
Russell accepted the position he would
now bc the premier OF the cabinet.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-14
We Arc Getting There.

The Age of Steel.
Another gigantic steel rail combine is
said to have been formed recently. en-
bracing the Carnegie Steel company, the
Illinois Steel company, the Bethlehem
Steel company, the Lackawanna Iron ana
Steel company and the Cambria Iron and
Steel company, controlling all by lease
the Pennsylvania Steel compauy's new
plant at sparrow's Point Md,
This combination. when organized, will
control six Of the largest and best equipped
steel works In the world, with capacity
of from 1900 to 1900 tons per day OF
twenty-four hours of the various classi-
fed iron and steel products required TO
supply the various demands OF trade in our
own and other accessible markets; backed
up by a capital of OC0, owning and
operating its own coal mines, coke ovens.
ore mines, blast furnaces steel works and
ROLLING mill machinery Of the latest and
most approved automatic devices in ex-
istence at this time.
During the preliminary work In effect
ing the organization of this combinat.5n,
the price of steel rails has been reduced
s. per ton, making the price OF steel rails
$50 per ton T. o. b. works Pittsburg, which
price II is claimed mot by the manufac-
turers, however, would yield the manu-
facturer profit of from s to Sc per ton,
which, in my experienced judgment, is
rather an eStravagant estimate, yet i
am convinced, that in the consolidation OF
the most enlightened experienced. skilled
genius, the employment % the most i'm
proved automatic appliances to increase
production and lessen per tonnage cost in
all departments Of expensive skilled labor
will enable the American manufacturer
to successfully meet the sharpest competi-
ton of the civilized world under any
system of tariff that will furnish sun-
Client revenue 80 meet the expenses of the
government that can be enacted by the
American oonRress--Gnder either demo-
cratic or republican administration, The
influence OF foreign and home competi-
ton is Enthusiastically the factor and ir-
resistble force that is working out the
inevitable results indicated in our head
lines,
II is safe to estimate that the tonnage
cost of labor on all products of iron and
steel In 1893 win not average 10 exceed
80 l-3 per cent OF the same classified ton
mage product during the period of time
between 1876 and 1S9O-by reason OF the
employment of improved appliances that
has very largely increased production ana
lcsspncd cost of tonnage labor.
To the wage earuers this Is not pleasant
theme to contemplate. Yet It Is the in
evitable result Of further increased COM
petition that may bc effected by any Sc
rous change in our tariff laws.
W. II. p.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-14
Nntcs nnd persnnnIs.

Milton Knight. formerly clerk in Cen
eral Manager John Kruttschnitts office
Of the Southern Pncihc at San Antonio.
has beef promoted 10 assistant rate clerk
In Mr. C. Icays office at New orleans.
Roadmnster A. I. Blue OF the Southern
Pacific win put another pretty park on
that road il Win be located at Waclder
and win be $50 feet long and 10 feet wide
p. II. CoomDs, the rustling general agent
OF the Cotton Belt. has been in San Anto-
Mo FOR several days.
]. -. bartholomew, general freight agent
OF the International and Great Northern
was in Houston yesterday morning.
W A. Relnhart. travelling passenger
agent OF the Southern Pacific, is out work
ing up I0Ustons big excursion over that
line on the 18th, lie is supplied with fly
ers ard advertising matter OF various
kinds,
The Houston East and West Texas viii
ray of It's employees ibday
l. II. Hibben. recently appointed fuel
agent OF the Missouri, Kansas and Texas
IN Texas was IN the city yesterday, Mr..
Hlbben makes hts headquarters IN Deni-
son.
/ VI. Maxwell, general superintendent OF
tho Tcxas lines OF the Missouri. Kansas
ard Texas, went north on the Houston
ana Texas Central yesterday.
T. Tibbetts. roadmaster Of the Missouri,
Ennsas and Texas. went 10 Sealy yester-
day.
The Missouri, Kansas and Texas made
It's drst freight transfer over the new con
nection with the Houston and Texas Gem
tral last night. The freight was for local
consgnees.
# +. DE Forrest. bin clerk OF the Mis-
sonri kansas and Texas, HuyH girl baby
tbnt mas recently arrived az his house Is
tbe pre.tiest bin he has seen lately.
W. Allen general freight agent OF
ne Texas lines OF the Missouri Kansas
and Texas. spent yesterday IN Galveston
r. Allen. contractor Of the - Porte
Houston ana Northern. came IN from the
road last night
Assistant General Passenger Agent
psrirs saws tine Southern Paciic's eNcur-
slon Is going 20 be the biggest thing OF
tbe season. Between 800 and 300 are e1-
,eeteA ia take advantage OF The chance
~ see he Hub city az such low rates
OF railroad fare
VIM. Edmonds. claim agent or the honH-
ton ana Texas Central went north on the
Katy last night
q. W. HAYNES. assistant 1--we stock agent
OF the Missouri. EanHas and Texas, was IN
the city yesterday
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-14
THE RAILWAY WORLD.
ANOTHER ROAD ENTERS Iyro rpr
EXCURSION.
The Katy WIN Join the souther,
Paeifie in Giving Low Rates on
the 18th - santa Fc's Freight
nusiness-rersonai Notes.

Inc Katy is in II also.
The excursion to Houston on the 18th
will be double one.
The Missouri, Kansas and Texas will
Join the southern Pacific in giving low
rates to Houston on that day.
City Passenger and Ticket Agent Court
ney OF the Missouri, Kansas and Texas.
after sending several strong kilograms to
General Passenger Agent Crush urging
him to grant Houston's request for this
excursion, received notification yesterday
afternoon that 1t would take place.
Tickets will be placed on SIZE December
49, good for return until the sd. The rate
viii be just about cent mile for the
round trip, ana will extend to all points
on the Katy's lines In Texas from Waco
down. Mr.. Crush is expected in the city
today to arrange matters for the excur-
sion, and TO make an estimate OF the num-
Der of cars that will be needed. Flyers
viii be issued tomorrow giving the rates
from each town and the departures OF
trains.
The combined excursions, including two
such roads as the Southern Pacific and the
Katy, will bring fully 5000 people into
Houston on the 18th of this month Prep
arations are being made by the city's en-
terprising business men to entertalf them
in the proper manner.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-14

Opeliita. Ala, December IA party OF
white emigrants, numbering forty-iiye
were in optiilla yesterday en- route to
Texas. The party is composed of farmers
dissatisfied with their present surround
iugs. and all of them are poor. The wo-
men and children did not want TO leave,
but their husbands and parents ovcrrulcd
them. They expect to find homes and
prosperity In Tcxas. The destination OF
the party is Bolton and Heorne, and they
LETT opellSa via the Central road The
last one of them have nothing more than
enough to take them TO the places they
are bound for.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-14
THE HOTELS.
rhn HutcIlInn nouse.

Rates So 90, SEQ, 500 per day.
ysis Change Of Management
ps5,edeled and newly furnished. BLIZZARD
.igat and bar In connection. Uncqualed
IA N It's appointments In the State OF
|y.ss Klber 6 Gueringcr, Proprietors.
II Albertson. Louisiana; a. b. Hall,
IN, N. A. prddic, O. Weiss, Beaumont;
MeGaughey. Austin; NJ. j. Moore,
II + McCown Cameron; $. d. Cherry,
Ezra. r. \. King, Bolton; James Grif-
n I'M wife, Chicago; NJ. Raub, Texas;
II Nay and wife, Galveston; n. 10. tranS,
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r. C. Rivers, LAGRANGE; j. II, Gull
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|rgsher Beaumont; H. Lasker, Illinois;
Il Thomson Galveston w. NJ. Wood,
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'H1rer Denison; c. +. Smith, Indiana;
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b lander, Galveston; J.. a. Guerlnger,
E1 Waco: H. Vance. shepherd; r. l..
Iht L. S Lumpas w. r. Montgomery,
/. W Fuller. Shelbyville: A, B. Myers,
tihseo W. Masters1n, Bra2oria' G. A.
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ITt. NJ. Burke, Sweet Home: w, II.
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-14
on on IIolidny nu.Inc.,

George d, Hunter, city ticket and pas.
senger agent OF the International and
Great Northern, went to- Nclusco yester-
day on business for the road
lie viii return today aud Immediately
start out on tour through South Texas
to work up holiday business for the IN
ternational MIR Hunter is thoroughly eX.
perlenced in the passenger business and
being well known in the section named
viii no doubt succeed In securing great
deal Of passenger traffic for his line. Dur
ing his absence Joe Morrow assistant city
ticket agent, will be in charge OF the local
office
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-14

l.. j. Polk, general trahic MANAGER OF the
cuff Colorado AMI Santa re. remained
over In Houston yesterday the New or
leans meeting OF the Texas rate committee
appointed by the southwestern Traffic
association having been abandoned
In conversation with The Post reporter
Mr.. Polk stated that the santa re- iIei7 az
business was IN a very prosperous eondl-
lion nd present. "Our Houston business
he remarked. shows marked increase
during the past two months
MIR. polk returned 70 Galveston last
n,rht after having spent the day in con-
ference with the officials Of me santa re
and In greeting his many ffiends III HouS-
TOMS railroad circles.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-14
uAnnrsoN,s ASSASSIN.
Prendcrgnst on Trial and the Case
Opcncd by the Counsel.

the counsellors for the prosecution, opened
the case in an address TO the jury, In
which he outlined the plan OF the prosecu-
ton. He paid a tribute to Mayor Harrl-
sen and referred TO the similarity of his
assassination with that OF Lincoln and
Garfield
At the conclusion OF Mr.. Todd's speech.
Attorney Wade addressed he jury for the
defense He said lie would not deny TINT
the prisoner killed Harrison. The qucs-
ton was. did he at the time OF the murder
know the difference between right and
wrong?