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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-22

FOR SALE one and hree-quarter LOIS.
Second Wari. with house, cheap; So feet
on Leland. no feet ON Travis one ana a
hair story house, must be sold, 7 !.
CNllIns. lnlbl. CnnEru.s. b
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ANTI9ll--IlVrfybll 70 ltnd mail or
dcrs "a G. W. achonltz. 3i1 Main street,
for Hamilton Brown Shoe co.'s own
make ladies' shoes ~
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"
NtiltN TO tONlhAN iolt3 S'aleu
piupoWlE uluI'- ahu 10 tut 'll{ aecIe-
lof% VIII ne received az HiH 3i,llg' uAlll
ocioeh r. 10, Nlnfuu ~ I9h lpi Wy
pHN'"H - 80 tiuth OF ieA''a nntgurn
lylnH between caroline anu JhcHt 3i
biselt as y no, H't itT IpFuu, an ,l
paw lnN =" N va .i ''tn i",sGe1 ,,"tr
no" 81 p tbn hcit,s t,s ,yniris to h.. deDe
49, W. wv ~ az, t,,, t,pfn, n,,
NM "'tE Hofi,i az III" t1t, i1nirjpnnr
uiN W. w uhilN @ ~ tc s',',,,'
WaN w. ,,.i ", m e, NM In nov o..nt
bonds. na mogiied ia section 50 or toe
f6 6S5,c gn' gayabi" ~ d T%p' SR1uai nati
mruts; the bidder 20 name mo price
lh elhet' FtrH h'9 Wlmt ", h'gpW'ph
nv. Srrrcssrrl a dor vW bt rS1uiroJ
To- give bond 10 a, um % SlO)o f6r the
faithful compirtIon OF the work The
rItv Tc.prycg ms riEht 10 reject any and
Mayor
THE Commissioners Court 0f jefferson
COUNTY VIII NEE on Monday, March z.
lSi Tor tae PHg99ss o s s@a rGIe pia9
1hu NPtcll'NiH lis''s "tl w. i.ls, ,,, *" ,,
LOT a pilgh jv"i We C" vi ise'' ''' 'N
i'h"' ~ '''S~' ""' ~ I'd r. Grnv
Cniinty .JudR.
Beaumont Tex, Fob 80 1875 "a
~, HpcrrtTE;CTTS Ia rrc1T,innce With
80 Ia ia rS.ir5ar, I'm,
igai ~ tha c,nrliysionprq count Of Con.
zllca county. ! hereby solicit pans ana
specifications from architects for first
ClHaB fire proof court mouse for Gonzales
county. not 10 eScsel " total cost the
sum or tiTIty-hNc ihonnlI,n "ollaIa, s'lld
Monday. the 10Th day of MARCH, 1884
Tor the purpose Of consideflng eaii plans
and spccihcau5nf, SAID court rcserglnR
no right 70 rgIeGt any or an OF sald
PANS Ni'' 'PNN"'t rnA,w,AN
... ~, y - " ~
oui.,ty 1"i GonA nu''g.,
ROOMS AND HOARD,
----.---
b5Aty 2, u "a ~" pe'' las tA
g,,.,iiS ~
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1898 A'rS iii'r,AiiiIt Wds u heli5 KY,
C4r. nnd' attcntinn nj tih ana gif ~
u
S7I,,i- -----,-I,- S,,,-,-I--1 - -, .---,
~, 1u ~ S,t r. s l
l4ol Main Atfeet. y
AItliN 10 iig I'LL. PloeR rom
mo' ,l,,tbo,,e w ~ ,t,oo.
miNm ~ q 49, =, i.,t ts@it,I
ila''slrH5 ~ - '"'' -"i"' hNH' hp'i,,
t.'e. ny. ~
ioA tRllND -, nsieely iurnis,hed room
FL Nf,,b ~ IA ny - 'ti 1870, -
~ a. n s =, ~ ~ ~, ~ .tls'' VIZ
LlfN lEili-l' iftlpAlD AMI iJAltif-~
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.uM Iuls 10 NOUN WlNE-

BLACK SANDY loan prairie, plenty or
timber and water, utle perfect - pcr
acre; hulf cash, lu large or small trarte
Address Owner. w. W KING, 5ecluslon,
l4Hyaea county. TcNas. 3-li
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-22

WANTED TRY pair OF Hamilton Brown
Shoe cas- own make iadiOF tle0. For
sale by @, W 5ehcnltz, 3l7 Main street.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-22

MEN 10 sell BAKING powder; steady ezE.
ployment; experience unnecessarily 80
salary or com u. s. Chemical Works,
$40 Van Buren,, Chicago s-ls
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sATEaAiAN wanted 20 carry finest - :,
life on earth; Ilgin cigar Factcsys
i,ynchbnrg Va
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PERSONAf.-G. W. Scheulta soiis HAM
i.t1n Brown shoe Cos own make shoes
-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-22

WE HAVE 80 lots len In Fifth ward. but
going fast at prices and terms adyor-
t,sri last week; $3.50 TO $500 SO cash.
balance $40 plr month McWillams y
CO., over Commercial National bank. -
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H. ~a'1ar1a, Liver rrou-
Eeo%So,Ir , Indigestion, use
SWIM S IRON BITTER8


= Can't ,.tN'ON HINTS.
a. laiesg 9'A' rose bloom into y,,.u
.sgsr. IN lon can p1t i ~ your
Iec ~ NE use N Gu tneFt'
il atryse 5yep % Ladder Ran, SH9!e
z pHnI5n ''S ladies, ana LET me- s'eb bs.
one thing about icy side.
kss Nhat2
e caarie, p" aout muea ROME j l
NA"'N'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-22

WATCHMAN-~Snu wanted by man
living 30 tno town over Two years, good
CRY rofercures Address n h., Huus.
ton Post =
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-22

FOR sALE-On easy monthly payments
one two-story house IN Fourth ward.
Gouth hin Webster avenue
One one-story cottage, third ward; 2Oss
San LaC.uto street
Texas SAVINGS ana Real estate In
HuiiQigR.
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nnAL nsrArn ron ALE.

u NkGAlN-Coyncr Folk ana 81 Emanuel,
tour rupm cot,aEc to- be buht AT once.
house and lot SlG5. SllS casa and Slt
monthly. Mapger loO6a Congress. g
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nnLr wAsrsp.

WANTliD-.A firat-claas mouldcr: steady
Job at good wages; muat be sober aud
steady rho A, ellis Iron Works. Lake
Charles, La. -
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PRINTER work steady have bepn
working Tor ucYeral years. Addrcsa w,
W. Jones Grdenylue TexaH. -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-22

WANlEn--A situEtiun "a cook Tor rail-
road camp or section, Address No. ssl2
this office. "a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-22
CHEAP RANCHES AND FARM8-

None should buy without getting our
circular. Francis Smith x CO..
Loan Brokers.
a-S San Antonio, Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-22
MANTHD-nOoNIg I'D nOAND.

WANTED Imued 4ttir hv afn
room with bath; must be close IN; ref
ereuees given ana required. Address
232s. care Post q
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WANTED situation by u white Dane 10
work done. Address -31S. care Post ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-22

SITUATION NJ cicriy or book Keeper with
grocer, clpthicr or shoe man, South
wrat Texas preferred rrtcronGea given
uud required X, box &, Paige TcN1f, ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-22

RARE OPPORTUNITY Parties wishlug
To invest $500 TO 5000 n nome well To-
their interest by setlne Geo ". Cleyc,
land. II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-22

WANTED Position as munger on fann
By young man mat FULLY understands
dairy, truck ana nursery farming, Hest
al
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-22

WANTED Situaton by saleglady, cNperl-
cnued IN Dry hoods, can giNc local REX
croncc, no objection 90 leaving lleuhton.
Address Bustptaa, care Houston Post. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-22

had four NCurs experience ia grocery
business. on VIII do Hny honorable wprli
A0urpnR 2ilN this office y
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-22

WANTED employment IN q grocery; in-
experlcnCod but willing u learn; wngea
no object Address NO 2lG this office %
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-22

az pEliilGNUlcD SrDNOGRAllI HER
Wants position with law nrnL Address
a. a.. care Post q
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-22

DOUTHlTT y CO, representing the
largest tailoring houses n the world
just opened at 4u3 Main plnt 90 order
81 and up, suits $50 ana VIZ; 9ts guuf0n-
teUd, ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-22

fOk SaLE~llJ9 ucre nm lana iu tar yluE
German Tcignuornoli ON A., Is. ana ~
railroad, Npout uiue miles irOm Houston
1880 acres prairie had IA fort Bend
county az very low figures. 02 ncrcs on
]. ana C.. 81. railroad near station, sec
tons or rice unj iu Jefferson county
~ lands hutn prairie ANA timber, choice
acrcasc near clty lhnhs houses and lots
ip al parts " tue city can on u.s. j. C.
s. Morrow * Co. ul2 Main street. n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-22

SITUATION WANT1p--Ry competent
gentleman stenosrspner Operates Rem,
instou aud pcnsmrre maonlnes; refer.
eHtes gwen u ucsired Address 2iei,
care Post -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-22

LMFlRE ADDITION huy lot dui
build; stop paying rent; arrangements
have been Eldde with loan and build
ms association i5r money TO build
houses on taif addition, THIS Is the
cheapest and best place in the city for
residenccb. several houses VIII loo built
at once; street car 10 be extended 10 this
addition. cal on Mrs. -. Bryan, KAN
building or Empire Trust CO.. III MAN
street. II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-22

FAINTER and paper hanBer Wnnis work
GOOD worltman g56l, Houston Post .
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-22

NOTICE Parties representing themselves
Ha our agents in buying furniture, etc,
only agent Och.ltree * Coor,os, Auc-
LlOnn.ra. q
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SITUATIONS wANrnp.

SITUATION WANrED--in wnoles0lc
OF rctan store AS suicsinan or IN Office
work, hr,ecn yeara experience wltn
commercial mousse. Address d, w., i2h
Liberty avenue, -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-22

\ MtlLMRtGHp VINO thoroughly un.
derattnds ihc Oh mill husinosc, wanna
situation, Adiresa W. l., G., care OF
Post "a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-22

MOON $ DANCING ACADEMY New
classes now forminsi fancy d1uces az
every lesson; MonteAorp Hall Tuesday
Wednesday aud Thursday at 4 and $3.50
o'clock D. m. 81
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FASHIONABLE dre5smaknr, dressps
any style or material 90 So. Mrs ARM
strong, S,J RuslI avenue. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-22

A YOUNG LADY wlancs good h0ns
whore she VIA receive Kind treatment,
wllnng TO MAKE herself useful refer
oncCa Addtess lalg tnis onice %
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ing No, 1i TRAVIS street. suitable FOR
Restaurant good stand for the Right
party Apply ON thr plamlHnA "
FOR RENT.JrWo unfnr1ibhcd rooms for
NEht housekeeping, al agi MIN street y
FOR RsNT- Two rooms suitable Tor light
men one block south capitol Hotel An
ply tll Fanniu nireoL houston ~
FOR RENT Four elegant oTace rooms
southern exposure Jlsh Main street
Apply NJ stubonraucb, 1r, FlfNt Ma.
l5aal bank
FOR IiENr- Largo Comfortable furnishei
room with crate and bath room pflyt-
lere. three blocks from court hou8e; En-
auirc i5ll Congress nVonUo, between
Crawford and Ia Branch y
ELEGANT LOCATION FOR WHOLE
sale iIouae-rhe building now occupied
by T II Thompson & co, corner or
Main and Commerce WIN be vacated
ApHn /. VIII lease aud remodel to suit
tonQnt, Apply a. l.. Nolmg care ~.
HARE oPP0RTUNiTY- Pariics Wishing
20 invest 5000 % $500 tn home wei lo-
Gated, on pHyed street, VIII consult
their Interest by geolng Geo. W. Cleye..
land. u
FOR RENT-One lafge and one small.
well furnlahed room: southern exposure;
throo blocks from Capitol Hotel refer
enceH given and required Apply nv
Capitol avenue. II
FOR kENT.-Nicely furnished room FOR
gentlemen; modern conyenencyD anu
very near 70 DuHlne1a CENTER b9s gAip-
line Hrcet. between Prairie anu TeAAs
avenues. "
FOR nERT-Part OF store No. 1906 Pres.
ton avenue; apply ON premises. "
FOn hHNT--rwo pastures containing
1900 acres under new fence, ~ mlles
from the cnurl house, on Buhaio ana
Hunting bayous ana southern Paclne
railway. Houston Land and Trust com.
pAny, ------,-ssl y.
L0sT. FOUND, s'rRAYED. STOLEN.
TTEN DOLf.ARB REWARD,7A mule
Etrayed away from this place I'VE
weeks ago, belonging 20 hpnrl9m
Nichols. mouse colorcd norSe hp w
branded on both jaws with lftteI VI
Any person VIII confer great lhYoI
who writes intelligence to EphHain
Nichols. .-..-.-.--ss..
sTflAYBD on SToLDN-Dun p7ny, blaek
name. 8 years old. monogram erana =
with loop f0rnlnE nt > 81 w t,s,e.s,
81 liable reward, O. w. Best. 1ei Pre-,
ton avenue.
LOsT-In Third ward, small diamond
BDiriI stud. Finder VIII please CONT
s5th owner, W. &. Hafaie, care y Va
House bank =. -
LOST-Red Irish setter pup mont ~ o ,lii
answers to the name OF Mac spitApaai
reward for return 70 lzli Lamar 1l.- :.
WANTEn-To nissl.
WANTED no Observation-Disclosures from
fix TO seven rooms with Darn anl re.
grounds from one 20 fwo mites N2,n
court house by good paying tenthl ~
ply at office OF ]. L. Williams wv pl"Nsee
In avenue. :.
WANTED The use of horse lnn teetys
for feed Of horse; guaraHtee LOG W 4.
Schultz.
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NOTlCE-josrrh Langley wants 10 know
the whereabouts OF his sister Phucbc
Jane Langley; she nnrricd Wilnam VIII
son; she married In FTeeStuue county
Texas, tSSS Any Information concern
Ing her VIII By GLADLY received by her
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-22

WANTED "A position in d grocery store
by "a boy apc IA Ia writing p.e6se state
immrS you cNpcct 10 give Address Box
". Conr,e, ltA,,s. %
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-22

SipC AION WANTED a. cutter 10y prlo-
Teal tnilnt = years " nHr and steady
tho right party. Address "Gutter" care
OF POST ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-22

A LADY Wuntv situation as houseltecper
far Hlpa winower. Address AlcH, NJ. NJ
Cangop, rpNaa. 20
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WANTED PosltIun ~ Young man as
bookkuepcr, Clork or stcnpgrApher, good
references, amal suiary Address a.
N, Chestnut. 90 sOledad street. San
Antonio, Texas "a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-22

Today ana 81 commemorative the birth OF
1'itl ioArHDR or his coTjNTRy
Long may his name live. ami 10 long ne
the United States exist, no long wlli his
memory be kept green IN The hearts 81 ai
true Americans Talking about NEGfAGE
SHIRTS, u you hayeo't seen those we are
selling tor-~
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WANTED A position In retail dry Hood8
house; NlN years experience. best OF RES
nronena. AddrosA \. q. Nh Main 81 ~
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WANTED Position by young Lady
tcacneT sfhduatc of normal school;
Two ycafr experience, open tor euggge-
mcnt after March /. Address a. j. NJ,
louA heA no. urAnEN. IcXNa. rs
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REV. Mrs. GILMAN. the celebrated
Undertaking. medium has removed to
laos Preston avenue. near Austin street
"a
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WANTED a position as sa9csmnn ~
ceAu grocery store. Address Box %
MesQuito, Texas =.
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WAN rEp- Position as houEckcapcr by
wloW lady. Addreas H0useReopcr, lSl6
Congress avenue. ~
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LOST. FOUND. srilAYHD. sToLIsN.

sTTlAYBD on SrOLDN-Dun p7nf, blaek
name, 8 years old. monogram pranu =
with loop forming 4 ~ 2 81 ~ ti ss
suitable reward. q. w. Best. IQi Pres.
tDn nVenue. -
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RlTJNuDN wanled hy IA lady TO do plain
sowing; viii Wogk neat and cheap Ad.
Dress 4Sll care roat si
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NOTlCE-My trouus stallion salute,
win make the season this year az my
stable For circular address i. c. Boz
inE L. . hos g.. Houston. "a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-13
SPECIAL EXCURSION RATES.
The snntn Fe Railroad Issues II
Batch of Them.

The Santa Fe has just issued an in
teresting lot Of special rate bulletins,
Among them is the following
Referring to summer excursion rate
sheet No. 2, in effect July l, 1884,
Rates and instructions regarding
sale OF round trip tickets to st, Louis
and Kansas City win be continued up
to and including october Is, 1894, eN-
capt that tickets sold on and after oc-
tober i shall be limited to continuous
passage In each direction. with final
limit of October %. w. $. KEENAN,,
General Passenger Agent"
A rate of one fare for the round trip
will be made for the st. Louis fair
and exposition and the fall festivities
at Kansas city Tickets on sale from
September 20 to october o, inclusive.
Limit continuous passage in each di-
rection. Final limit, October TO-
For the Baptist general convention
at Marshall. Tex, october II to l6,
a round trip rate OF one and one-third
fares will be made. Tickets sold DC
tober 10 to 10. inclusive. Limited to re-
turn October 1S
on September II and % and October
9 the Santa FEES Northern connections
will sell round trip tickets to all Texas
points. limited to return twenty days
from date Of issue Stop-over privi-
leges will be allowed on these tickets
in both directions on the Gulf. Colorado
and Santa Fe railroad, within the final
limit regardless of the fact that tick
cts Will be limited to continuous pass
age
A rate Of cents per mile will be
made for the colored camp meeting at
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-13
IN THE RAILROAD WORLD,
THE sourHwEsTERS TRAFFIC. AS
ISOLATION MEETS.
The Meeting Held 10 Give Consid-
Grafton to the Interest and Inter
national Cotton Rates by the As
socintion Chairman.

81. Louis, Sept. ,2.-The executive
board Of the Southwestern Traffic assoc
citation convened here today. the fol-
lowing lines being represented: MiFsou-
ri Pacific. st. Louis Iron Mountain and
Southern, Chicago. Rock island and
Pacific. st. Louis Southwestern, South
ern Pacific. Kansas city, Fort Scott
and Memphis, Missouri, Kansas and
Texas. Atehison, Topeka ana santa Fe,
Texas and Pacific, st. Louis and san
Francisco.
The meeting was held for the purpose
OF giving consideration to the Interest
and international cotton rates fixed by
the association chairman. effective Sep
TENDER l. The rates are in themselves
apparently satisfactory to IN. but there
is some difference II opinion rs to in
surunce dinerentlals made to spliy via
different points IN export business.
The conference adjourned after short
session until tomorrow morning Oh ac-
count of Il desire TO get an eNprerl-on
from one OF the interests not represent
ed. The rates are firm AMI T. is not
believed there is going 10 be any DIM
Guilty in reaching an agreement WIN
regard to the insuctnse matter that
will be satisfactory 70 all Inca
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-13
MESSENGER BOYS TESTIFY.
THEY TELL WHAT THEY KNOW OF
DEBs' CASE.
The Litiie Boys nHnie the Attorneys
for the Defense In Attempts at
Confusion In cross-Examinn'ion.
Mr.. Hogan Refuses to Testify.

Chicago, ILL.,, Sept. l2-The Western
Union messenger boy had his inning
at the Debs trial today. Several Of the
boys were called as witnesses. and all
OF them baGled the attorney in their
attempt at confusion In cross-examina-
tlon. james Connors was the first
witnessed called. He testified to hav-
ing delivered messages to various
American Railway union officials.
among them Debs. He swore POSI-
lively to having delivered at least three
TO Debs personally. and identified the
presidents signature on the delivery
sheets. Gus Wholers. also a messen-
ger, gave similar testimony and said
he had delivered several kilograms into
Debs' hands. Fred Miller. who was
stationed at the Revere house, Debs'
headquarters, during tho strike, de-
clared that he delivered kilograms 10
each Of the defendants. On cross-cN-
animation he pointed out the defend
ants In court. Several-3of the messen-
ger boys were examined, and then
Director Hogan of the American Rail
way union took the stand. Hogan
furnished a mild sensation by refus-
10 be examined, ana was excused on
the plea that ms he was a defendant
he need not crlmlnate himself.
Henry Q. Shepard printer and pub
Usher, the next witness, testified that
his company printed the Railway
Times. the onicial organ Of the Amer
incan Railway union, II was semi
monthly paper aud It's publication was
stopped ON August ]. Mr. Shepard
said he was paid usually in checks for
the work one OF the checks was signed
by Mr. Debs and Mr., Keliher, but the
other he aid not know anything about
John Caldwell u solicitor, tuld how
he had procured tho contract fOi print
ing the Railway Times. He had fre-
quently seen M. Rogers at tde Office
prior TO March 10.
Mr., Walker then called David S,
Gesr, shorthand reporter, WIN had
taken Mr.. Debs' evidence before The
federal strlke commission, Af;7' muca
objection he read Il part Of 1t tV be
put In evidence When he finished Mr.,
Erwin. for the defense, demanded that
the whole testimony be IntrodI ell, and
NE court held the govetnm n must
Introduce complete transcript o1
everything that portnincd 10 the mat
ter already IN evidence. MIR Walker
then read portions OF two CoNlrs OF
the American Railway union cpustitu'
tiun and submitted them are ~ icE
objection as evidence The copies va
ricd somewhat and Mr.. Erwiu wanted
/ 10 Prove 10y Secretary Keleher the date
| OF the adoption Of the second one. bu,
/ Mr.. Walker objected ana the 90 utl
| told Mr. Erwin he must wal: I'm the
/ turn Of thr defense came. Af,sr parts
/ OF the constitution had been Introduced
/ Mr.. Erwin Insisted that all - In, and
/ It was admitted AIR Wal icr ther
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-13
coLonADo nnrunLIcANs.
The Present state Government Ne
nounccd ana Nominations Made.

Denver. Col, Sept. l2.-rhe delegates
to the Republican state convention
were late In assembling today and it
was nearly noon before irwin How
bert, chairman Of the state central
committee, called the convention to or
der. There were present 593 delegates
few OF whom We're women. taking
part m their first state convention nm
der tho new equal suffrage laws The
convention Invited Senators Woleott
aud Teller 10 address II until the COM
mitttG ON credentials and rules We're
roady to report Senator Wolcott de-
nounced the administration ~ Govern
or Wpitc as the cause OF the deplOrablr
condition Of this state and implored
every one 90 vote with the majority
parig dhe Republican-) this fall i'm
order to redeem the state from mis-
rule. At the conclusion Of Senator
Wolcott's remarks Senator Teller took
the platform.
lie gave n trief history OF the fight
IN congress last winter 10 prevent
the repeal VI the Sherman hin and
stated the silver cause an over tho
world was growing 80 rapidly that IL
was nus opinion hut short time until
70 free colnnge law would be enucted hy
congress. lie agreed with his coli
leagues 10 hlH statement that he was
willing tu withdraw from the Rcpubll-
can party when o. ceased 10 be- friendly
to the cause nf silver.
Tho committee on credentials made
their report aud temporary organiza-
tiuu was made permanent Nominations
being IN order the following were
made. Judge uf supreme court, j. -
I Campbell NJ Colorado Springs govern
90 ..f q D.