davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-09
HoLe smith Sans voorhees,.

Atlanta. Ca, December q y Secretary
ffoke Smith, through his local organ here.
IL peppsring Senator Voorhees, because Of
his pension resolution. That paper an
nouneed the resolution yesterday by the
headline, 'N1qrAees Plays the Cheap
l9enagoSne ID Senate"
TWO months ago, when Voorhees, led
the sherman repeal forces against silver,
the journal sounded hie praise and com
plimentea the conduct which ne admitted
Eorld blot out the record q n whole RE
Ihen Z Was The Great Voorhees, and
.sFhe. Noble Voorhees, and God Bless
ycorhees'' and the like. Today Secretary
smith paper returns "a the subject edi-
i9flaiy, n which, while admitting that
senator Noorhees did the country good
peal bill, Iesrets that he has ',mafred
which would stimulate pension frauds.
I'VE do not believe such a biiis' 1t saws
would stand Il II were parsed becaiiaa
We doubt II conGre8s has authority to do
whit Senator Voorhees, proposes When
d pension Is proved 10 be fraudulent ID
can not pe a vested right. We have no
Idea Thar congress viii pass the Voorhees,
bill, and II 1t should President Cleveland
could pe relied on to stamp the life our
oe II with his veto
't'urthermofe, We do not believe that
Senator Noornecs expects the blu to pass.
he probably introduced It merely as bid
Tor ffe soldier vote Ia Indiana Ia doing
80 ne has denbtiess undefesfimated the
Intelligence ana virtue OF the Union vet
Grams. -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-09

ms lsso near oy that the Changing bells
81 The cable cars can be easily heard
when the stiilaess Of tho night falls
upcn tbs city There IL also 70 be
SQUAD here. upon the northern verge Of
he sink section Of The capital, pretty
ns.ic Protestant Episcopal church; and
Il Is n high church, too. This a main
tanned as missionary headquarters
IS some OF tbs wealthy children Of tho
Lord who dwell IN mansions where
warmth. light and happiness prevail
Following the otherwise Godfor-
saken avenue 70 Twonfy-tliird street
IN this region 81 famine aud woe. we
eouae suddenly upon raInshaclsie
honso IN tho center o. what should be
i ssfset, and il Is surrounded by an ex-
tcntiye stcckade This Is thc pound
and Is the headquarters OF the pound
master, EinsteIn. city dog catcher. re-
Gently described IL this column OF cor
responde1ce.
Over acrosa Nineteenth street e1-
tended. or what would be Nineteenth
street Il It Ind a few more wheel tracks
aud fower tomato cans III 81, begins
tiie real remnant os the canal, 3 pond
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-09
Maeu Is,s oapaelty.

Some years ago. said judge Arnold
~ tho California bcnch. was on Of near
al Indian reservation I had shout 20
miles 70 40 - a ranch and waa ia make
tho tfiB in a Wagon a. bad sasae hohse-
hold ELECTS 70 take along including 4
5lg VI whisky. aoipe uissionariea were
stationed az my starting place, ana enc Of
them recommended as my escort an Indian
banned William Penn, good Indian and
cue who WAS active tn the Sunday schoci.,
iio didnlt lock Il. bat his rccemmenda.
items Wefs excellent. aud aceapted him.
In tha gsslsie, before leaving, ] offered
him a drink of whissy From IL sasa, "a
the day wes ytty cold, bNt ho grurfed
aud shock hia had riiercd Il 10 him
again just alter his fFisnd the missionary
had hidden nn eoodpS and he tesused
egain Altar ~ had been on tho war an
hooe felt chilly and todk ont the flask.
and q small klas@ Tho Indian leolEea al
( II wistfnlls a ponresi it down. / didn't
think he wanted any but psnded him
the giasa
ughH he Erurted, with vigorous
shake 81 tha head ME no Kindergarten
Hcbosar; Eiss.ac Jug New York Mail
and Express
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-09

DR.. Loho, d c7l1TEe q lhc nl7alf9 q the
Vtnekueisn Legation, q not advised tha3
resolution u now IN progress h thai
republic. The etningatef from vene-
zlif3a. however. fe1aire8 hy stea1ner q
nthashFt Which arrived 10 New York yns-
fArday which would ascsH 10 Indicate mat
t6fofilaen Ia Fenaxuela ~ imminent.
Tif4se odyiees state thai President Joa-
a.iin GrAapo. who Is AojoHrnsnE a. Ail-
rior, has written ScisnE President II
a. ffVxEnaH d. CUrEcpa the capital. that
ne holds ii hts hapas Proofs that The rev.
eiutipn II foptertinr Under me rule ~
1nid Ahs Teen Suppressed. The preslden-
tiat tieott7n pccnra tn Yeneninia today.
end n is feafed 4y those familiar with the
tit&f trouble may cc4Ie The VeneEliela
republic has no lniniEsrf hare NJ prpsfDf
The neF4k appointed ss'nisinr Jusa An
II ~ fxpecfed thar he VIII arrive hero
fqntrfeW q Present hls credentials.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-09
rdlllna unasr plmealslss.


The newspaper business ia this state Is
not 10 profitable rs il is ia some sections
OF the country. ii rntnafn county joar
nalistlc talent s gerry poorly rewarded
me efiitprof me ijalnorrsf announced Tho
ether dny that be IS 80 hard up that there
"a 40 place AZ suitable for him al present
~ tho earaea Of Eden. lie has been 20.
tiiIed t. keep on tho etrests il daylight
and ~ . result Is nqw receiving old eiethcs
u subscription.
Over 81 arfgantown, tho hup Of the
static. The editor q the paper crested quite
sensation III ehufeh Il couple 81 Weeks
nRn, while they wcFc singing i wei fnuwn
hyinn. ~ hnwlipR Ont in = spiEit 81 mad
ness, ''let eyegg Kindred, every fribe on
this terrestrial ball, put aona e and sub
scrlhe end we't receipt Ter All Ger
Washington NcNa
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-09

usnaily displayed "a the presence Of q
rew 0f bneAelnes buttons or isrkspur
pn6er rho front windows and oiler
plan,s 10 dilaplaatea czockery vessels
81 miscellaneous sort distributed
around tho front yard.
Al 1Siucteenth street and Virginia
avenue beelns the line u tinhs. Those
furihar east have been gradually liiled
10 hy the pronisruens dumping Of
cara 1om al parts 81 the city' I'ho
izsl II tha soiated holes nt this spot
IS being aneroached nron rapiqls, and
thofe Is only small Traction q q
square left that ~ npw filled with WAY
lng huirukhes. End ccatsd with q thloix
yclsefq yrccn noiG ffNt - ssllnost solid
eaoagh ~ snppprt o i'rlekbat, but from
ths ukes ,if q seh 4 efp tlfoated frogs
ii pipa s rsaeiAlA % theif tast d;ssp-
feHinn pond
Nithin iisree or four biorks ~ this
poges iriclls,i aud fln:epfeed eFet.on
thefe $50 beanliini 6na eoftiY fe4i
leneea Asphalt pSfca siEesla. sfell.'
ient ti'iossails5. Wi.h Narefnllg MIR
aFed SHADE tFeee. Pennsy ly@pia efe'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-09
John Howard.
or ana For Texas.
sroNgwALL JACKSON.
ziB Belief In Absolute Obedience to tbs
Letter Fam order.

xiH Relief In Absolute Obedience to the
Letter OF an order.
'As On illustration OF Stonewall jack.
sons belief IN the matter cf absolute ohedi
tnceto the letter OF an order, = aaid Con
federate veteran, 81 have heard a story told
Of m Incident thap occurred during the
Mexican war General jackson wak then
lieuttnHuf Of at1ilIery, commanding a
Geotien composed of two guns Iii GER
tain action hc WAS ordered to occupy cer-
tain position and open fire upon the ensny.
His two guns wcFe started for the Mace,
which was very exposed aud before reach
hight he saw that he could not remain there
10 minutes without losing every horse and
man nc had. At the same time he saw
that by moving some 500 yards gray his
Gre would ba more effective. But bis ar
ders 70 open fire must be obeyed, 20, reach.
ing the designated position. The two guns
were bred. Then they were limhercd up
md moved 70 thr new position, and fire was
opened - earnespard with eiiect
! could teliof several incidents IN which
Jackson agurcd,n no continued, which
cauip under my notice while a student at
tho Virginia Military institute, where lack
son WAS professor. ! remember once how
student tried to Kill him. Some fellow
IfoIget hls namer7had fapdied grievance
against Jackson He took bag which yyaa
used 10 hold soiled clothes and liliedit with
bricks His room WAS IN the top story Of
the huildipg, and ono day rs Jspkson WAS
passing under his window he dropped rhs
bag ot bslcka II passed 80 close 70 Jackson
that Il grated his cap, fitting it TO ono side
Without causing or locking around, Ao
atrAighteEied his cap and passed on az II On
parade, tie only notice no seemed to take
OF the occurrence being 10 sfepoeer several
Of tho kricks that asa rolled ont Of tho
bay Several Of swho were standing near
rushed MP 70 him, renarking upon bin ccsi-
nnss GeAtientn, said he tho bricks wefe
o. the ground when SAW tbeln, They
could ret hurt mo thrn ~ Louisville
Courier.JuurnaL
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-09

New Orleans, La peceriAer -
tor wiiklnson recently issued = s.
steamship agents that AZ epilsE e
by passenger vessels leasirF q
must be baiea in aceofasne' 3 Y
statutes. under nenaitiels 9Ae ~
tile Vest tndia and Pacing "
the pse5srs 10 the effect 'a1 =
whose feadH were not se,gn u, ~ " 4 &
holes closed. ard Which WE .s-,,
condition ~ 10 baiiag wea's, p ~ e.
The cotf0n press rwnafs ]e,l '' +
and Issued a circular ~ Y '2 4.
cotton ordered Tor salpliies.t. = ~ W
referred to would be enais 2 x. :,
tra when bagglng MAS flirli.asl i * I.
pers and 10 cahte w'ilel fnl'is Z, At. X
press. Other stoamehip llne 5, s z. is'
follow tho action ri ne y s y. &.
surrtndor their PASSENGER +,
~ fhe action 81 the prEia 2 II: ~ \
posted On tile cotton exenA5'ss Y T
ina.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-09

covering the best part OF u city block
ard filed with deep green water that
/ gradually escapes through . channel a
4 foot or SO in diameter at the southeast
corner and finds its way ont across the
wilderness II the Cats. This big pond
is not nayigable on account of the
number Of eqnatic plants that flourish
therein. Abouthan Of itsarea is given
over to bnlrushes aud frogs, whiie
along It's banks rise tufts of halbert-
leayed water lilies with islands OF
other plants over the rest OF the SUR
face.
Along the banks Of the sinlv the me-
gro fishers congregate and patiently
angle for mud-cats and small carp as
muddy as the element from which they
come, and other waternen repair
thither with dipnets and pinhoolSs to
catca siasi; eey Tor bait ia river fish
ing.
North of the pond more homemade
houses and some othors of the bargain
counter contractor. built variety. hang
over tho ragged edge OF tho dump
heaps with the same accomplishments
OF many dogs. gcantily-ciad children,
and chickens from every henroost
within walking distance. Here, too,
Ks t'le retreat of the decrcpit cart borsc
Of The variety that Is sold Ia the bazaF
for $3.50 They find what shelter they
may in stables built out OF dry goods
boxes, aud live in the hope that sprinQs
eternal in the equine breast, and what
ever else Iroyidence may throw In
their way 'fhis is the variety of
horse and the variety of owner that
latciy figured In q police eonrt trial
where the owner IN child-lilce iQno-
rauae, had soal5ed the poor beast ia
coal oil and then set fire to Il in order
TO Kill the Terrnin with which It was
Infested.
This picturesque settlement stretches
westward along tho line OF tho canal,
which dwindles as It reaches its source
about tho region Of Observatory hill,
and the character OF the inhabitants
aud the malaria remain the shme
throughout The children ish with
bent pms la tho sluggish water ia
blissfui ignorance Of microbes, haciili
aud the germ theory, When the spirit
moves them they discard tho most es-
genital part OF their garments and
wade about with their abbreviated, in
faniile ahirttails waving to the broexus,
while faithful, Il not very reputable
looking, dogs lounge or holic on the
bnrlc, ready 10 act as LIE prescryera II,
With the softness Of the mud and depth
OF tie water. occasion should arise.
Suck IS tho sin 1sRion Of the town
thar lies between tho good residence
portion Of the city ind tho hats. which
win eventually become great park.
bat before the tide water park can
ever bacomoa populnr resort tho inter-
versng no MANS land viii hare to
have its streets improved aud It's sinks
niled to drive out the mularia.
sArrs D. Fry.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-09

cf f1e NirA74foa (.s1tl carrenN erf 10
fl4Ae4 q plan frt re- MISREPRESENTATION waite
ffncft $efat 14le cerlf1H4 tctNnft
sftu Sa lustSidtfs ln t~<nfI c-sh e1t Ia-
~ tNe lfsNtxa 81 nm eiarts sra NNiir
qoo ar1 f1gss Us ~ lfr ftSrs n ris
lnfc4i aikiii aft. t,.ir ys-ssaaE ect'r Nicl1At
HtIt Erd t,rsin sie.i- SCATTER frcio ftlt
fnttti SiAftk Art r-|1A done on s.e earrf
enI piaEt Seeot ery 10 rcrfitp utflN
trtiss1inr she crtsrfi<tlt1 Of sftluap.
NNcif& drralEts W4rtNscA Est IRE cca
atf t4rtH 81 t4t nrt1nigtit1n 81 l1e
reW rld44a1it pfscd teaG Nc1aird the
ss1.s Nsi4 rtkhss ~ 'e esrilay cosap4ry
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-09
I'd sacenlnbe.l Id Anat.

Eopels4, Kan, December e--lfenry Clay
Lander wh0 on December murdered
bis fellowswaitef IN the Troop hotel In
LIS city as tho guests were coming in
q supper. ana who gave hinself ~ to
the authorities. died this morning Ii the
county laii. iNfoers death ia ffum ex-
penHfeAnd anneilng durlpg the four days
AFTER he stabbed his c0inbanion He con.
ceaied himself N e hay slaclc Tor seTaril
uays ami went Without food aud ffcze
hls henas and feet lie waS unable 10
hoping that ne only Injured Fiosvafti md
n ne kied nun. be besskeu passing farmer
p take hklu 60 prison. Kid Ia survived
=. aniputatlpn Of both feat would have been
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-09
FaE.asr A.aassinatea.

Birniaghem, Ala. December s--Nhite
FcrtonberE. n prominent farmer at Can
ter Cherokee county wAa Assassiaatea
last might near his home FROM ambush
HIS BODY was illied with bullets one eal-
bert and one prickett are auspeeted of the
crime
F'prtanherE war with them IN house Of
III reptte AZ tfadsieu Sunday night nsid
had quarrel With them The quarrel
illuminated IN his throwing their ott ~
The noESe. They tSs=zars1ss1 raisgsa7ise-
The nAsaS lratiun was not Witnessed eut
Gie threats made rnllse strong feelings
against cilihert and Prickett.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-09

South eBndl Ind, December There
arc yo fresh developments In bank rob.
berry beyond the matter sent last night
the atcaH sent Is eorraat IS Is amount
end gnner detats No eaptures hays bern
name, nnt rol'tf arF WORKING fn clues
Jhe aireetots today offered b reUari 81
HplQ for 1nfnnnation leading 20 1npfnfe
9nd cQnYietinn 81 tltiepa aiso g per cont
OF Az money returned f~''t
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-09
ANOTHER CORRECTION.
From OS and For Texas
TO the
HOUSTON, TEXAS, POST,
The Up to Date Paper OF the
Texas Coast Country
otnce q lhe

Once Of the
Omaha ana South rexn Lard and I'm.
pfoyesnent Company,
III Hntchins House Block, Houston
Texas. December $ 1893
Manager Post
Dear sir;
Referring to the attached note which
appeared In The Post q yesterday mora
ins, said mote apeaks FOR itself Please
read every line Of 4 carefuliy;
NS,tlS-fHhs MANAGER OF l'ial1 POST
WIN please present bill for the Space ec-
rapied BY tins letter to the SUBSCRIBER
end not 2 the coil'pany ] have the Pleas
ure 70 fepresents rms = htue aitair
OF my own ''on the slae'".so 70 speak
should you or any Of your readers &C.
sire particular Information aaoue We
laseo, sraSoria county Or any other conn-
y N TsSay' It VIII AFFORD US pleasure to
inform you 70 tho best Of vur ability and
knowledge Howard
Houston Post December 4 1895
This note as you know, was attached
e my letter entitled Render Unto caesar
That which is Caesars" etc.
Inc letter, IS yen Know nan some l'ttie
70 say bout Veiaseo--tae only oeep wafer
port on the Texas coast 'oaay. : 40 NOT
wish TO reirect or take oaek one single
line in said letter o. any other adyerlise-
ment that has been published IN orlout Of
Texas that have attaeaei my signature
To-
In the attached note you and all others
viii notice this line: THIS IS A LITTLE
AFFAIR or MY OWN ON THE SIDE.
SO TO SPEAK.
You win kindly place this letter To-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-09

shpbuta. Miss. December 8--t,nustanle
Az ~ jenkins was an'nH. cuEsing ana
threatening me NE Of y y, Patt5n yes
terdny Parton rvere ont q warrant
against him, dad 7snidnE hrsned hifastlf
VIII 4 wagon spoAe naa pisioti and the
lpotueut Patton entered the door Jchiine
knocked him down with The spoke. White
down Patton cmptied hts pistol into 1en-
Alns, hitting him with every bullet IL
was q CHAR case ~ tveEhahie hpInaci6G
Jenkins lived about an hour. Whisky
WAS at the bottom az 10
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-09

Chicago, December Minister ghurn-
ton PASSED through Chicago today en-
route % San Francisco. re was shown a
COPY ~ the Associated Press dispatch raj
eeved by the schooner II Iii Z "a s..aisls
ttHs II re1ta 70 ms { never Heard of
s m Which sven ~ ~ g nc probt-
n t,ll43.ty o. such aoti9u pciug taken ~ Mr.
A a. z. naNe no Du9i1fsa 70 aAy any
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-09

Washington. December s-eqErlz;
Hutchinson is in Virginia to son. i:
With his son at college. y. 4. NAM
Fort Wcrth IL here prIueipss q
purpose OF pushing claims d esssl
Walter for the Fort Wclta Isl ri !.
Posfotfices have been establlsAss I! .
Blanca. Mills county, ind FeAl..lss R
gof-Ia COUNTY,.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-09
Argentine wee. !,

Washington, December Sz-llsils.s|
haiios OF the ArgeniIns RspnhEs y
formed Secretary Gresham ill9i y
Yentine Republic Is hopeful to ~
tariff law may be changed 20 q u
init greater commercial inlercItia
tween that country and tbs Ak1'
wool has heretofore been sisad7
F'ranre and England. The trade S'1.'
to over s00.DNl090 annually
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-09

San Francisco. Gals. ll8cenper Sill 10
Harrington nas noeu eleetsa precedent o.
the Central Pacific isaiir9ad cosppany 70
succeed the late sepator stanferd Ny
Huntington b y ncphoN ~ G. r. Hunt.
iHkton. president u We boutiiafh ssaclnn
i3aiiroAd company and cHfne "a Cslfornla
afeut TRIO Hsefa aan - look afekt a. a
unci6'a interests here
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-09

Chicago pAconiber l'ro-emlnent Chs
saEo laborlng men gay that az the annual
r.. ~ s..:s:s of he Arne7ican Federation
n labor which VIII convene here noSt
Hou1af tue Western forces VIII demand
= Mr. 81 hc3,ija pnrttrB from NeH forh
fifton n the re- lection III Frefidtnf DOM
pt1s Viii b. strong and Wtsffrnefe VIII
frteAHef q eieot n. j. Gfiflin 81 this CITY
rs i>s4 41t-rff+of Ite re-riatttofI Of Herras
{z1T f1f's EYana VII also be t0ra6cd. 4
r. HHi1 e19 WI l1tanept wfi Ne igAne u
4r4I'tpt him With James LiueH4fa ~
k'Iitt&e. 4 iacfPy lItfl< war between no
fefrr4 1< the E40f and West IS expected
rrtr ~ f'f2< = Of OTHERS occurs.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-09
very stroBg Gn.,

Grand Junrtlon. colo. poeelnber r--An
immense soiame Of natural gas was
struck N an cspetlinrnsa Wei OF the
Western Colorado Development company
IN thls city thia narninlf ~ a denifi ,.f
20 feef. The fofre was 70 strong IA ~
blow out the pipes The ureasiif,. IL osfi
mated q - pnunda . ihe snuara lnnh.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-09

Birusaghan. Ala. December 7. - At
Adamsyiiis, near here yesterday after
pocn seciyon snns were riding afl a hand
Car. a freight traiu came along Tile
gang tF5e1 70 get the hand chr ~ ltia
truck- In dosnE 70 Il struck John Nelson
and knocked him on tisH track and under
the srgln lie WIS ground 70 deGtA.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-09

New York December S-eigorge j. Goule
called ~ police headquarters today Ana
had lens conference with snpcrlntend.
emf hyrnea. The superintendent after
wards aald that Dould'E visit was ln feia-
ton % the suit Wrirh Mrs Zeiln Nieknilf'
mas brought 20 recover $4,000 nom Air.
Could. Gould himAtlf deriluud rs be- fn-
teIfieweu. saying that hs hui already told
al that thern was 70 thl.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-09
chareea Wa Ismb esEleInent.

Meridian. Texas, December 81 Il.
Rcott quondnnl lawyer or Marlin, Ne
tiaian, Houston and Galveston. has just
hssn placed under a sisp bond FOR his ap-
pcArance At Galveston where he has been
pilled by the Grand Jury Of Galveston
county for efnbezziernelt
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-09

i.
qbrea wars ago fay vlit WE esF W., 1s'''' z
and fnysclf were ailllplen W.. .,..t !. Is
dissasf 81 lie skin " .gii|f = 3. 81
Il plAgIf6 hopo SAL nsiri y +
Aivcsil rem ages Hqfe "a. ~. +
ana Tour Years, except ~ ,i,'', ( 4 +. q
nniv ttsD n, onslis 0lI. o. ~ ~ K.
va eiiasred ih0 most y 2.'' z,.s.'.'>'
mad. Tho disease y fst int.'H \ "a
inyssifo's back BE- eei ',.t X. Z. <. i =
sssoss "a llrf breast u lpaasn - -
ered over Win lIIlle sneles. u. 80,
dys,5 stote .ned leIne fpf FIN L = "a
esiis,g 3o ,ln nj. 4 Oh slll cFf' !. I. IL
ndoctor M sFe rqliff i4' 4 z 1' n. e: ~
t,.yirf HIM f5f quite Nii|i'p 1 K. s s f'
n,ire ! called 10 anoi nef 0''' - -
~ ~, M, se hel ~ fIsan tic iItsi ~
.CuII0rNA Ailifn..fs - ''7 nd {. 2
4 O.. isi ohinon4, Ne, n t' I W. Z, b 81
,,.., s.' Relief foli1yf1 Il + II \
ratin,i. ind Ave 0f FIX &. - s
KIN Is, ,ls5 t1l4t fiIa flsst; Y 4
afeeted lk all alike, t'lt : /. Z. X r
cured u Of fi,Al Eisiil 2ls'',srsx HI1(l|E :.
havs s,sod y6u uqf;.g AZ
~ &. = ~ IA ~ i,e snrili.Alle y, e ~ -
49, es.,,sd ~ Il once. t',1 i - I.
and Blood remedies y, ~. ~, <, \ I.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-09

Tucson, Arid December The order Of
ne Southern raetna Railway company
Mat ny tsamps be allowed 70 ride Oh
sTreight trains mRS fasnIf IA bipaashed
tneff are i@ ifamps fHmpea at Lords.
bury, who threaten 70 dnr4il nassenee,
trans 4 the order IS inforera.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-09
nurrIar cangat AZ work.

Corsicuna, Texas pscember s. Iaia
morning ii o'elock Polieemea cole and
flankin arrested loAn Ewlhe while bur-
gini1zlng The wholesale grocery house u
G. n. Allyn 4 co. nnd locked him UP on
q e.larse af bnrElnre.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-09

Nav York. Decensher z.--It II rurno7ra
that George } oeuta has had s.rs zeiia
Nicholas. who Is suing rim Tor 5000. IN.
dttsess fur attempted hIarkuig9 BIZ, osfi-
elai Information cquid nnt he obrllaed Ut
fhe district attorneys oliiee regarding tae
nfutfer
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-09

Plttsbu-g Pa December 8--Iosl Old
uian shot his ie-nenths-old baby ana
then hiew his owa brzAns out Ne has
been dEinKing heavily and QuarTsiing with
bis wife.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-09

New Orleans, La, December s.~sWhlfa
afssslsslppi a. College Point the sisll9 aaii-
Slefl George Biahop, Wslfer Huel Win.
tavardg ana August cuotWay Nara
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-09

A thorough.going cgotiet Is generally
devoid OF the aenac Of humnr. Such a
person, 20 whom no name need he
given WAS one time discorrsinR.
chiefly 81 hifnsaif but incidentally Of
othHsa
There ola Ilr. RsclSbite.r said be.
that nbn hae tho yilest character o.
any man ever saw. He never opens
his month WITHOUT spRalsing IN AZ
some ono. He's An intoler1ble NUS
ance.H
Ho ono roplisd, snd the speaker
won't ons
Now J can't understand That A.
for me Imalfe Il Is rule neyar " speaiS
any illot an5'onel Youths compau-
ion