The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-28
THE TAMMANY CHIEF.
RICHARD CROKER AND PARTY IN
HOUSTON.
They Pass Through the city Last
Night En- Route TO Take n Fish
at Gaiveston-The Person
mel OF the Party.

House Of Austin The Croker party are en-
route 70 the Midwiutcr fair at san Fran
CISCO and while en- route stopped over al
Austin TO yisit the governor ana take q
look at the grandes, state building Of the
grandest state III the Union.
Last evening they were en- route from
Austin TO Galveston. where they Will SPEND
day OF two II iisaifls. From Galveston
they VIII pass back through Houston en
route 70 san Arsonio. and thence 20 II
raso and san Francisco.
Il was originally intended @ make a
ulp 70 the CITY OF Mexico. but instead 81
this the party viii spend .onseF time
in Texas rhan was originally mapped,
The party al seemed in excellent hssila
and spirits, and each one OF them seeuss
~ manifest 5its HYriIest interest IN nc
Lone Star state,
The train which bore them was ten luiE-
utcs late, 50 tha; their x,ep in tne city
was very hrieE Thelr car was svst-h-s
from the Houston and Texas Central 90
toe SantR Re train cor Galveston ana tEev
vent straight through. Wien the traln
reached The cts the parry were ssAtel a,
supper n the uu-let dsparSuea. q tnsl-
car
fhe personnel OF ;he parry IS ns Follows
Mr. and Mrs htcnard CyoSes. Mr. frarE
croker, Master Hertsft Croker. 1itsses
Marie Herman ard Josephine - TnracA-
tlAuEAN1It 81 u NV AnEh AAlt
1eFqckDpv,cn E niece q eN-57Te.a4g
larpckrnOrtoa aGd As 4 native o. Arl-e igtia-
The stop in tlis city pus 50 b-sst rlat il
pelinlstea oa-y Aosty slsat . sc parry.
MT. Croker 5 Ina24 o. nurliE4a gesr1-
and stafur- GhoaEn De has seen GREAT
deal 81 the 1rarid aud a zrent Deal az EzTa-
feaiiy ss-a- gc4Fs-iiis iron grey 1ca-1
and fun En3E "a % s1air. lhrdauu witch
are lntersHerze- gne s.ivery IareaGs, ado
ing q his 1iEIatY Of a5lpcaraEsce- his bear
Ing and uien impress oEe vita he idea 90
his c0tsci ouFlces ~ his being s--s-a.E5-
a. leader arl1ls rneA
PezAAas sres sketch o. naa 50 .u-
portant il me Politics q NE -o-nt-y vii
not be uuinIerestinE.
Inc political life ana Sn.eceeeus o1ic.sl
carver q Nr. Croker now ths recpg-ize1
leader o. Ta;urpany Hal, ls b-iedy ield IL
tie following gkei "a lie WAS born o- rae
sam day o. Nuve2be-. Isse 20 gcs.a--
SeFrs- 4Ealano- 4uG came l3 .AmeT17A wan
hls psCspts tar@e wears LATER His faiher
was farmer and SERVES! as q ,a1taIr u.
General Sichies brigade during ne cs.4
WaF. young Croker na4 q common school
eaucsu9ni A-1 when r.d eIt91ga was ar-
IIe3Ase@ U in~csiiais. and learned ,Re
tfH1e, lie worked Tor = time "a tAe fi.sas
q the New Eg1k Central railroad ia ,ae
Old volunteer ire dsplrls-I % ~ r.as es-
Eineef q tls n-Sl steam lir- engine =
~ -eeW 1ora ana was foreman "a ts.ae
Su14laAs N2- - - Vas Er-sEn rss c-r-
Hlst nlAue has 4Gy@nt tto collide, a.
Ms elH-l-4 d -rsll9=s Of tite taat. = s.-
GerTzeG in ISIS uEl Mas - et- ted ta--
3ear ussa 1852 when tae IH-e4 slnx
which Dir. czuErr always list=s.y c7-5.e5.
s5eees1el 10 leslsiatl3s him cox q. gaie-
WIZ his zzs1clates sizs,- EA.=-ras-,-
Appointed AluI -ua-znzI ~ .-sur-, -.r.r-s
q 4AEes- a. is szl4 .lat IN +lE- ~. + 3.
s1rcer1a4 ia e.l4-u-ins $1,000 soc rhe
city. IN 1sl1 Sir t.r.k=f W. --g.lgtt.-!
ara Elected c.r.ueE. 81 p4.8'ill Thllz
1aeEs uails pa8l Is see - -.., IL 8 Mo-.
wss werta ihfs 1lzss as vlus9 As Il s
no@, 0r auogt pr -. q y=a- - .es ,t,
AID fsr a nu1ab.T y years prev!o4sig 81
Croker wAs u MEMBER n 'zsiri-r.s,7-,. i1,l
wh@re hz was & Ea-.r.Es ~ ~ 49,
JOHN K=llg Taee l.-gLtn.. s--l.-.- 49, 81
ana remained 80 5rE!l Joan Ke.i.as ,l.ti.
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rensrninatsl Uu- lefea.e5 r. vs.
a. oGIca Ia-rssf, 800 gs- s,.
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