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The Kansas blackman., 1894-05-25
Sarah Bernhardt's Extravaganza.

Sarah BernnaruLS = 1dACTdSaEoA
Sarah Fernhardt as every one
knows. is spendthrift and has not
kept one penny of the N llions which
she has earned in her marvellous
career. nor does she spare anything
now: the fact is, she canEot do so,
The otherday, writes a Paris cores
pondent, as | was talking TO her in
room communicating W tn the dining
room in her hotel in the Boulevard
Pereire, | heard the voice of child
cross and say the truth, was very
which, sto naughty voice. "My little
devil of granddaughter" said Sarah,
with a sort Of boaSting smile. ~ Ou
hear! am grandmother, though l
not do look it; she is thoroughly
spoiled, but SO pretty" 'Does
she live with you?" asked.
NO, she only comes every
" for her meals with her parents
and | have entire charge OF her-oI
them ALL" she went on, laughing, be,
! cause, you see, my money must go, .
and she raised her long thin hands
against the light to show me that De-
tween each Of her taper fngers was
wide opening-'i must pass through
when / get it and shall not leave
son to Maurice and his family: there
fore. | have arranged things in this
wav: Maurice's wife, Princess. .Jablon
oyska. has brought him 40, 600 franc'
q wear, and | IL not have then
touch this income, but it must accu
mulate and multiply forthem to tn(
a good lump after my death-oh, IN
ugly word" she said, shivertng; I'll
then | defray all their expenses am
have their bills sent to me ThlS /
so much saved cut of the fire."
The Kansas blackman., 1894-05-25

Is THIS a popular song:" inquired
a customer in the music store.
..Weu." " said the salesman, dots Of
folks sing it. hut as vet no0ne Is SUI
ficjentlY tired ~ il for il % be what
votl'd call popular"
The Kansas blackman., 1894-05-25

OBSERVATION reveals the fact that
NJ All our domestic ar mails the dog
is the most easily overcome ny neat
ana the cat is the least susceptible
TO summer weather
The Kansas blackman., 1894-05-25

Still Subscriber.-Old Friend: You have
made a mortal foe of Colonel kaintuck.
Western Editor: Eli? Wha-do you mean n
II? "He threatens to shoot you on sight.
"Oh, is that all? was afraid he was gong
to stop his paper" New York Weekly
The Kansas blackman., 1894-05-25

Ill: Bullion thinks a good deal Of his home
I'D grounds and is fond Of showing them on.
!. lin love with Builion's daughter, sadly:
les. he showed me of the grounds last even
The Kansas blackman., 1894-05-25

Not Alarmed Struggling Artist: AT the
rates you pay would soon starye TO deatn;
Dealer: Veil. ven you are det, gan zen
your pictures vat haf at goot pront'-Ne"
York Weekly.
The Kansas blackman., 1894-05-25

His Diagnosis have got four new
sinkles in my face since married you. He:
loo bad i! i presume 1t comes from worrying
sfer milliners' bills which cant pay.
Inrk Weekly
The Kansas blackman., 1894-05-25

Iniu,tice.-Mr. Richfello: What peachy
complexion Miss Beauu has. Rival Belle;
You do her injustice, really, Mr.. Rlch1ello.
Her face isn't so fuzzy-eXcept on her upper
lip-New York Weekly.
The Kansas blackman., 1894-05-25

CONDUCTOR E. ID. LOOMIS, Detroit,
dich., SAYS: 1.-THE effect of Halls Catarrh
Cure is wonderful Write him about It.
bold by Druggists. Toe.
The Kansas blackman., 1894-05-25
6teeIFard.

The last syllable OF 'steelyard'
does not signify a measure, but owes
It's origin TO the yard, or court ID
London ~here traders sold their
steel. and was regulated by the
Merchants OF the Steelyard." Ia
this yard, or court there "ouid
stand some kind of balance Tor
weighing metal and this meaning
soou suuulanted the original word.
The Kansas blackman., 1894-05-25

Frightened Bride.-Bridesmaid: You
moor frightened darling. You looked scared
70 death at the altar. Bride: Yes, George
trembled so | was dreadfully afraid he d
lose courage and run away.-New YORK
Weekly.
The Kansas blackman., 1894-05-25

tits not easy to elevate the turf business
shle SO many horses are out lowering the
arord.
The Kansas blackman., 1894-05-25

RErcHAMs P1ILs have.a pleasant coating
|tEguising the taste Of the pill, without I'M
|Mirinfy ifs efficacy. 25 cents box.
The Kansas blackman., 1894-05-25

aPlunkitt," said Docketts, ''if you had
million what would You do?" "Wish had
lnother,'' replied Plunkitt.
The Kansas blackman., 1894-05-25

The rnost interesting part of the book OF
nature about now-the fly leaves.
The Kansas blackman., 1894-05-25

HHansOn's Magic Corn SaIve."
Warranted to cure or money refunded. ASK your
4sQgist for it. Price l5 cents
The Kansas blackman., 1894-05-25

To r-7rffv. enrich ard vtfaiiTs tse blood
~ tfa~e35v lrvlgurase the hTer aEAa .i3ssa-
s-y-s orxans. Lru9e up t1e ae~Tes. eSd ~
- s--t<-e .- e~fse~ generally . e4sg - gaAAd
The Kansas blackman., 1894-05-25

-Dr. Pellet cured YOU ! understand 4,
fes.n nHe's 4 hompopath. ] believer
sTeg.e' .tsThan you are sugar cnreds sup
The Kansas blackman., 1894-05-25

CRmphor Ice with GIyceTnes.
|he oririnal and only genuine Cures Chapped HANDS
|Md Race Cold Sores &c. q. G. Clark Co.N.haVenCI.
The Kansas blackman., 1894-05-25

John Sherman says no good ever came OF
q third party. How about the first oaoyF
The Kansas blackman., 1894-05-25

Get out your snowshoes, ,chappies. It has
een showing in England.
The Kansas blackman., 1894-05-25

shiloh Consumption Cure
ksnA on a guarantee. 1t cures Incipient Consump
asn. II u the best Cough Cure. 2cts.. 0cts. q $lA
The Kansas blackman., 1894-05-25

p2IzE-rIGRTEzS are not always
penny wise, but often pound foolish
The Kansas blackman., 1894-05-25

sTn see you again" said man to q 3O-day
tote be had just signed.
The Kansas blackman., 1894-05-25

A bashful young man. like corn, turns
sAite when he pops.
The Kansas blackman., 1894-05-25

Ir isn't getting holiday out for
getting it that is so dimcult this time
OF year,
The Kansas blackman., 1894-05-25

Coop cooks can make pie of every
thing. from becfsteak 10 vinegar
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-28
FonInns rlncnra Corr.

CORK. February u.-ln connection with
the visit Of the Right Hon, John Morley.
chief secretary Of ireland, 70 this ooun-
ny, Il VIA 90 remembered thar Morley
recently refused to receive a dcputatibn OF
the cylcted tenants association on tho
gteunds mat the goyefnment had declded
20 Introduce a reinstatement bill during
she next session OF parliament and the
evicted tenants association OF this city
resolved to return 20 the principle OF the
land league. and in addition appointed u
vigilance committee 10 effect the Doycot-
ting of lnnd-grUhhcrs
Yesterday green placalNis were exteneive-
~ posted throughout the city by the Fen
ian brotherhood, Their plncprds we're
headed with the word. In large type.
"Amnesty' The plao1rdR declare that
| 1aly and others are slowly dying In Irit-
| ssh prisons, and that Morley IL not 40 be
clnHsed as u nrfUah statemnan, who FER
years has ch1oled MS With promises, we
ask the fulhiiment of the promise 10 re-
! lease political prisoners"
| Tho pincRtds continue; "Nrauce and tho
| Tinted States have granted amnesty 20
political prisoners; shan England be tho
| only nation IN the world % rcfpseR"
4 "Sneak. John Morley; lreland demands
Ian answer, God save Ireland"
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FlthInn Mnlecs Thrcnts.

washington. February 27.-RepreseRta-
i've Fithlan OF Illinois one Of the active
lleutcnants OF Mr. Bland in the silver de-
bate says that the silver men viii block
the appropriation bills ana bring every
class OF legislation 10 a halt until the
opposition to the pending silver bill cum
sents 10 let a vote be taken
Mr.. Fithian said IN a speech yesterday
that the silver men would be justified IN
such a course, but today he went further
and said they would actually carry out
the plan. He says 81 applies 10 an Of the
great appropriation bills for carrying on
the Government ana loeal measures for
pubic bu,!lings, rivers and horbors and
general improvements.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-28

V-belrnea him and that n he would stop
and think where he has placed himself
and where he is going he would speedily
rstrace his steps. lie Is interested largely
IN silver mines. lie has stocks In silver
mines and n he viii read the statutes OF
congress and the laws Of the country he
viii learn that he has no right TO vote
upon this question, much less speak upon
H. lie has u direct personal and pecu-
MARY interest in the result OF this lcgts-
latIon and 10 he would exercise that de-
gree OF caution. the modeSty and come
mon ueccnoy that ought 30 commend Itself
to a man having financial Interest IN the
result OF pending legislation. he would
hesitate before he attacked the motives OF
other gentlemcn--honouabl men who are
serving their country AS they believe IN
stead % their own personal gnln.'
Mir. Cummings jumped TO his feet and
brought out laugh by shouting:
III ii Is In order, ] suggest that now is
an oprortuue time for some one to apol-
ogige for remarks with reference 20 the
New York democracy.
Mr. Gcisseuhainer dcml OF New Jersey
thcu asked unanimous consent TO consider
a bin TO save the armament OF the wrecked
Keursarse.
Air Cummings. chairman Of the naval
committee. stated that he had today re
ceivca a letter from the secretary OF tho
navy SAYING that if the wreck OF the kear-
surge was 10 ne SaNeilt prompt NNNloU hN
congress was necessary. hut MI Bland oh
3ectad and moved that the house 40 mo
committee OF the whole to consider the
setguioragc bill Pending the motion he
moved 60 close general debate tomorrow
at o'clock and demanded the previous
/ question
I The vote was taken--l59 to nothing
! fourteen short of quorum He moved
/ a call OF the house. The cali developed the
presence OF $50 members.
MIR Bland moved TO dispense with fur
thcr proceedings under the call
Mr. Reed showed a disposition to nlihuH-
ter whereupon MIR Bland demanded the
ayes and noes Further proceedings NadeI
the call were dispensed with-ls6 to o
and Mr. Bland. seeing that 1t was probable
that quorum could not be secured. with
drew his motion to limit debate and moved
to 20 into committee OF the whole for fur
ther debate without limit
Mr Basch took inc chair and Mr. Bow
crs rcpl of California was recognized
Tor fifteen minutes. lie spoke In favor OF
the bin and was followed by Mr. Aller
Of Mississippi in favor of the bill. Mr.
Cannon OF Illinois spoke against Il. Mr.
Heard OF Missouri argued for H. Mir
Bryan OF Nebraska also favored 1t in Q
strong speech,
AZ the close OF MIR. Bryans speech tbs
( house adjourned.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-28

Washington February 27-The senate
held another bricf session today. Nothing
of Importance was accomplished ana at
80 the session adjourned, after an eX-
ecutive session of half an hour, In order
that the caucus might be continued.
In the senate this morning large num-
Der of petitions were presented protesting
against the reduction OF existing duties
on wool and various other features OF the
tartt,
MIR. Teller Of Colorado offered a rssolu-
ton requesting the president to suspend
action on the consolidating Of land offices
provided for in the sundry civi bill for the
fiscal year ending June 80, 1891
Mr.. Berry OF Arkansas supported the
resolution and stated that since the pass
age of the last sundry civil appropriation
bill the commissioners OF the land offices
had Investigated the question and had come
TO the conclusion that the proposed consoi-
ldntlon would not result in the saving OF
n dollar, nor in any way benefit the poo
pie
The resolution was agreed 10.
Mr. uawley of Connecticut introduced "a
resolution that the secretary OF the interior
send TO the senate the most advanced copy
of the census office returns relative TO
manufacturers lic said the report was
far advanced towards completion during
! the incumbency OF Superintendent Porter
and Secretary Noble. but had been With
held and he thought the information should
be I'm tic possession OF the senate during
( the tariff discussion. ON the suggestion Of
Mr.. Cockren of Missouri he amended the
resolution by directing the secretary Of the
interior to state the reasons Tor delay and
. directing him TO submit the latest inturma-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-28

putting out county ticket II seems
that the democrats ana populists OF this
county are each going this year on the
since County Attorney Robert Berger
Indicted Governor Hogg and his party
OF hunters, he has received several let
ters from abroad asking what were his
politics. He has cheerfully answered them
by sayins that he has always been and IS
now democrat; has always went for
HoEg and is eth golng for him. Our of
nocrs are all honorable men regprdless OF
their politics. They are not men who
would present their fellow men before
the courts OF the country from envy,
hatred or malice, neither would they leave
them unpreaonted for love. fear or hope
OF reward,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-28
FIGHT ON THE FRONTIER
RUSSIAN AND PRussIAN TROOPS
HAVE A BRUSH.
Prussian Uhlans Said to Have Used
the Russian Eagle for Tar
get Practice.
PARTICULARS OF THB AFrAfa KEPT
VERY CLOSE.
Several Reported TO have Beer Killed on Beth
sidop--Irish peniaas Placayd Cork, De-
msnding Liberation Of Prisoners.

Moscow. February s7.--A sensational
story is current in military circles here
that a fsht has taken place ON the Rua-
so-Sernen frontier between detachment
OF Russian Dragons and a number OF
Prussian uhlans, several are reported 20
have heou killed on both sides.
Russian offleers In this city. who have
been questioned on the subject decline TO
specify what either OF the regiments arc
reported to have suffered, saying that they
do not Wish TO GAUGE International comph-
cations.
The fracas arose out OF the fnet. Il is
claimed that the prussian uhlans were
using the Russaan eagle axed to the FROM
tier post, us a target.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-28

washington, F0brunry N,-rho house
committee ON judiciary decided today to
make fa>craule report on the bill giving
clerks OF the circuit courts OF California
ana Nevada twice the compensation now
allowed them and To retain fees TO the
amount OF S5GQ,
Another bhi regarding licenses Tor car
ryins ON business under internal revenue
laws will he favorably reported II per-
mits relatives or other legal edminlstra-
tors Of deceased persons 20 carry on their
business until the expiration OF the license
and allows licensed business 10 be moved
if notice IS given TO the internal revenue
cnnImIesiomnr
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-28

Washington, FebruRry 21,Mr. Bryan
(dem) OF Nebraska today introduced a
Nm in the house to amend the revised
statutes so as to permit IN ciyil cases n
verdict OF thrce-fourths OF the Jurors con-
stltutiug jury TO stand as The verdict Of
tho Jury ana such verdict 10 have the same
eject as a unanimous verdict
u have favored this change" said MIR.
Brynn for several years ana my attcn-
ton was called TO II anew by the euggea-
ton made by Judge Brewer at the Chicago
Union League club banquet last Thurs
day IN ciyll eases there a no reason why
litgunte should bc compelled TO night untl
one can secure unanimous verdict"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-28
A. Annncicd Mnihcn.

Brazil. Ind, February H.-roday the po-
lice raded a cabin IN the dense woods near
cloyerland occupied by an alleged stock
thief named Taylor ana found IN the house
a pretty 15-year-old girl, who snya her
name ~ Murray ana that she was kidnapped
FROM the house OF her father a prominent
farmer IN Ohio. three years ago. She
says she was kept in the closest conhne-
ment aud was kept in submission BY her
abduotor and his reyolYera.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-28

Guthrie, %. ~. February H.-The negroes
Of this city, led by car IN g = lAnpg'
iase speelai agcat under Harrison, ana ~
A. -adtl.er. ID delegate 90 the last repunN-
can Natlonai convention. have bolted the
republican slcifet ana gone INTO me demo
era Ne ranks and a big row rs ~ prosfesa
At O republican committee meeuhs -.
night William Banks openly ehafBrl ~
Taudy had received 500 from inf ae.lloe u,
ar ia.tdlne me revolt ana .oday 'randy had
Banks arrested FOR criminal libel.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-28
NO QUORUM SECURED.
DEBATE on THE BILL ALLOWED
TO PROCEED.
Nh Pence Apologies for PERSONAL
ties, But is Severely Scored by
Cooper OF Indiana.
QUORUM MAY BE SECURED TODAY II
REPORTS BE TRUE,


washington, February 27-NIr PenCc's .
speech yesterday IN which he struck
rlrht. nn5 l.st %. ti. ..u...,. d., ,n
-, '
''"s'' cut prominent figure 10 house pro-
Ceedlngs today.
Mr. peu.e.s r.n,r,r,ss Il, NJ ti,,,,
Ind hoo,
'' "''-''' '-"' IeiV''el anu i'f''s
w question OF privilege ne took oteu-
sion 10 apologize Ior The personalities he
had ind,I....i H., 1.,. ,,. - w. n,
'''
u'-''i" Was not sallsAea' ana gave MN /
severe scoring.
Again today Mr. Hand was unable 10 !
r,,,g,.,. ,,,,,.,,,,, 49,, ,.,. - ,,,,,,,
" H1'' "'" "" ''-' ''i''-'' w ~''7-
ue9die ON tae selGuorase oill 80 ne al
lowed debate To 20 o., without limit
In his prayer this morning Chaplain /
I t,4rl,,. r..,,r..t ,,.,....,,,. ,... ,,...
'--''''9'' ~ ''N ''''''''7 VI
VA "SoH' VINO is iepoNed IN cru
cal condition Ia Mexico
/ IHmeui4ley after the reading of the
| journal, Mr. Pence OF Colorado rose to ii
/ Personal eNpiauttyu
mt him To proceed wan an explana,.,n
/ he was u.B.n.. When ne arys,, TINS MORN
I in.s he was amazed 10 upu' in a newspaper
an erroneous statement OF his remarks.
| which me undeg-to1d to have been sent
out IN IL r,un,h.r or paupr.s nv the limited
press No Drepry lilo sent 10 the
cIerl;g desk ana mad read this statement
which mude HIM say tnat he charged MIR
lIuipar with p,in,, fuller OF beer than
O. nlprehcrsion of IDEAS" Wh4l he had
sud was FULLER OF beard than IDEAS lac
raa immediately written a letter OF apol-
nv Which he sont TO tls clerks desk
ana had read
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-28
TRAIN DnRAILED.
unny Persons Injured nut No TntHlI-
ties.

ties.
Durant, MIS-. February 1,-A train on
me ullnios Central railroad war dcrallel
tb,ac miles from here this morning Thf
,noltsr struck a br7lgea ran and with The
lnd!es' coach was thrown down h'Ea
crnbanlunent and severe ininfaos were IN
oicfrl upon nearly all the passengers as
follows;
p. D. WAlIams Of Columbus, OHIO.
i -. cole Of Lexington. Mgs
DR.. W. u. Gresham OF Dnrant
q. A. Hsnd rH9n Of Jackson. Tenn
l.. Montgomery ana W II. preston Of
Marlel. Ia.
vale liarney 81 Nocluslso, Misf,
Lc, Garrett. Colonel Brocksman ans
two unknown negroes
The extent Of the injuries 81 those VINO
we're taken from INC wreck mas MT boen
fugy determined. but Il Is hoped none win
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-28

Washington, February 25-Among the
Texas postmasers definitely decided upon
and only awaiting the presidents return
for appointment is L. NJ. Logan to be post
master at Vernon,
Fourth-cluss officers appointed today;
Daugherty, j. w. Montgomery, vice r..
n. Daugherty resign1d; Gay liil, ~. y.
Wallace. vice W j. Blcdsoe resigned;
RED Branch, L NJ, Matthews. vice M r..
Gibson resigned.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-28

Washington February zl-it IS reliably
reported late tonight mat several
New York and New Jersey democrats VIII
vote tomorro" to make quorum. Most
OF uhdm are opposed to the bin but u
they but vote the matter win speedily be
al posed Of one way or another and the
long deadlock Win end
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-28

Nacogdoches, Texas, February s.-M'
h. Perkins, chairman Of the Naeos-
docheB county democratic executive con-
hnittee, has called a meeting OF me hlsin mem.
'bers Of the committee for 5alliuss'
March 2, al which time they VIII aselpt
when 10 call the democratic pIi'neI'g
and county convention FOR ihe purpope OF
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-28

ChlcaE0 H., February A-TIne nlk
frciebt propeller schlosinger, which spent
tbo nlght ieebound uuarter Of a mile be.
yond the four mile crib was released
from its pcrllpus position tnia 'nornlns ~
nnintured Tho crew did not suffer nlucn
durinr the night, although every moniefs
n was feared the Ice might crush tne
steamer. as Il was piled up about her 70
the height Of twenty-five feet,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-28

neld. Ala. w. X. Sims at Brinlley, Ark,
John ID, Northcutt at Marietta. Ga, Mar
tin n. Slnnott at Arkansas city, Ark J.
Nj Mcrlwethcr at Louisiana, Mo. Thoo-
dOre Il. Priest at Moberly, Mo- Thomas
J. Lowery at Mount AireS n. c.
Treasury Augustus Hcaly Of New York.
to be collector OF internal revenue for
the EIrst lislrlni OF Now York.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-28
rrnitfnI In RcsnIts.

Cincinnati o.. February 1.-THE Conn
meroial Gazette ,wii say IN it, railway
column that inc withdrawal Of the Louis
vile and NASHVILLE from thc Memnhs
cotton pssocndon rs already fraluui "
reglIita. taat a reduction was made today
VI l3M cents per 100 POUNDS OF cotton
erelghts from Memphis 20 New York ana
rs3gtou 10 q cents from 55M cents
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-28

Washington, February "a he5Fesenth-
tive Bugh8m rcpJ OF Pennsylvatla hiss
lI,troduced a resolution in tho house calling
for Information from the postmaster scu-
eral af TO authority under Which the work
of printing postage stamps was given 70
the bureau Of engraving aud printing ai-
ter bids had been called for ana been re-
ceivcd for performing fhe work
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-28

BaTbouTHville. Ky, Februhfy At-N,
Davidson. late cashier Of the cnIipsii. ~.
Valley bank here and secretary and lis ~,
urer Of the HarboursYiile Lana ahu ~, ~,
movement conpany. has become involved
BY The disappearance Of 5000 which was
ia his charge as secretary. on aeoeunt
OF this discovery both Institutions nave
assigned
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-28

Washington. February 1.-THE following
Nominations were today sent 10 the SEN
ate;
Department Of State-charles Jones OF
Wisconsin. to be consul general az ~.
Petersburg: Albert Fowler Of Maryland
10 be consul az Stratford. Ont; George
Truesdale, 10 be commissioner for the
District II Columbia.
Postrnasters- james, Il. Prove az shei-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-28

Huntsville. Texas February a-+The re-
port in many OF the papers that John Wes-
ley Hardin was pardoned out OF the pen
hy the governor is Incorrect The Poft
plainly had It that the reduction Of his time
was under the communion rule OF me
prison Hardin wiz however make an
enort 20 have HIS citizenship restored.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-28
s.rnnl. m LlrhtnIng.

Kotintgc TexaH f'obrplry a.-~Mfs' Cara
oav wlfe of ~ j. Cpraway, a prominent
rlfizen OF ms county, LIVING eoyeral miles
ons, Of here. was struck by iightnlng iasl
,rbnrai1y and severely burned ana crn-
MED, Her ahoes and clotllng were torn Y,
nleegs and for The time She was rennefea
Unconscious, Her injprie9 are nor hsees,
,,atE tbey ire considered very serlons,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-28
Annl,ln nnn.n lNorIs.

Chicago. IN. February ia Newfound-
land dog suddenly became mad last night
aud before it was killed ~ bit four mem-
beia OF Police Lieutenant o'hara's fArnl-
~. l-ycnr.old child was fatally hittea,
mis- l,ul being oru5hed by the teeth Of
the infuriated beast while Mrs oHAra
and two OF her cnlldren were badly torn
,,,A littsn
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-28

Kansas city. Mo, February TINE
Missouri Pacific also entered into the trsy
ia the California rate war To-Day. me
same rate rs made as the other roads nave
made ana Il win route is passengers wa
pueblo ana ogden.