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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-04
kiInnrn in mni Mnter

Washington February a,-Representatiye
Kilgcre IS having a high old time with his
Grcenvihe constituents In regard 10 the
appointment Of q postmaster al that place.
II VIII be remembered that the first man
recommended by him, and who had also
been elected BY primary vote, was ruled
OUT of the contest because he lived out
side OF the corporation Of creenpille' A
deiegatlon OF citizens came on TO confer
with MIR Kigore and obtained from him
hi1 consent to another primary election,
He stipulated, however that "a. candidates
must agree 10 the election and only demo
Gratis could vote at the primary and that
all who obtained their mail az the oilce
could have a voice n the election, regard
less OF residence. either In Town or our.
The election was held yesterday, hut Mr.
Kigore learned before II came off mat
several of the most prominent candidates
had refused 10 agree 10 II and also that
no restrictions were placed on voters POP
uists and republicans voting equally WIN
democrats lie refuses TO be guided by
tho action Of the primary ana Is busy WIN
te.egrams 10 and from Texas IN me mat
ter
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Wac silver Question .

washington February 3.-The silver
question again presented Itself TO the house
when Representative Bland, chairman of
the house committee on coinage weights
and measures, made n favorable report
on his bin to coin the silver in the treas
ury.
At The same time Charles w, Stone of
Pennsylvania presented lu adverse report
from the minority of the committee.
MIR. Bland's proposition is advanced
with view to supplying the treasury With
$50. 900 coo OF silver certificates TO meet cur
rent expenses II was originally intend
ed that the coinage Of this amount OF sill
yer selenuraEe would prevent Secretary
Carlisle from issuing bonds The reports
are voluioinous and deal with the silver
question broadly as well ns its relation
to seignorago CHd bonds.
The silver question viii be taken up by
the house next Tuesday, according TO The
plans OF Mr. Bland lie eTpee's the de-
bate on Ills sclFnior9ge bin 10 last two
days 40 that the final vote csn be taken
Wednesday afternoon. MIR Bland's plans
are based upon the conclusion OF the Ia
walinn debate Monday night, but II this
Is extended, the silver BIZ win haNt TO
await the disposal OF the Hawaiian ques-
ticn.
No special rule VIII be reported gy'ns
Mr.. Bland right OF way, as his coinaEe
committee has special privilege under the
rules 10 secure immediate consideration
for It's reports.
There is 10 doubt as to the passage
OF the bill" said Mr STAND. The fsel-
Ing Is far different now from that az the
time Of the repeal or the Shefman act.
In fact, # that repeal waa heard again Il
would not be likely 10 pass Many gentle
men have heard from their constituents
since then. This present BIN is restricted
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snvcrA Fnrtber f1conomIses.

Washington, February 3. Nh Slycrs to-
day reported the sundry civil appr0nrla-
ton bill to the house. u covers 185 PAGES
Of printed matter II amnunis TO ss2,905,-
$50 so ard g s., 900, e2s,95 less than The same
HI carried NJ the 'aat session OF the last
congress, This, with a reduction Of Ni-
9io7S0 upon the pension bill ghpws re-
auction thus far as appropriations by Mr..
Shyers committee of S2i 859ToS3j, ny
rapld work The committee Clnoeeded in
reporting there bills more than month
earlier than last session. The only item
OF interest 10 Texas ia S5ol 900 f3r cantinua-
lion OF tho contract work On Galveston
harbor The special river and hnrhor APP
proprations come from the committee on
rivers ard harbors Tho rext work OF the
committee win ba the general deficiency
bin, upon which Governor sayers VIII 80
10 work next month.
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Washing ton, February S.-~i'ue coming
retirement or Admiral Ecnham IA April
ewes occasion for such conjecture ~ naval
circles as TO what ro-aasgnmenrs win be
made to nll the vacancy. A. rs commonly
accepted that Admiral stanton VIII so
back 10 Brazil aud the command Of the
South Atlantic station. from which he was
removed for min salute OF Mello
II has lso been supposed that Commo-
dore Ramsay. chief Of The bureau Of nnyi-
gation upon his promotion 10 the rank
al admiral viii be given command Of the
North Atlantic station. as he Is considered
admirably lifted for the duties. There ~ o
pfobabiAtY however, that he Will prefer
10 retain his present place
In tl1nk event the probable successor 10
tho command OF the North Atlantic
Bquadron ~ open 20 conjecture, Next to
Commodore RHmsaY Commodore u. NJ.
Mead rs the most likely man for the com
pnud
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ing. as an agreement between the govern
ment and Indians Is now before conEress
and needs ratification and appropriations
These lands have to be bought twice na
was the Cheyenne and Nrapahoea land,
for. like H. this belonged first TO the
Cherokces and then was given 10 the Kio-
was, Comanchos, Apachcs and Wichitas
In all, there are S7l2,50o. out uf which 500
Indians each 1rst have leo acres owing
to the condition OF the government
finances It ~ not probable that an nppro.
priatlon for this double purchase win he
nude by this congress Texas complain
ants say that as It Is the land proves q
barrier TO commerce and progress tor their
country, as we'll ms an easy resort for
ali criminals. IL Is said that storles OF
gold finds In the Wichita mountains have
materially increased the "On TO Fort slll'
sHy
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POLITICAL POINTERS


Gonzales Texas, February 3-Demoerats
generally are well pleased with tie action
Of the Ma;lock committee az Dallna, and
It is the opinion here that the l8o factions
win unite with very litlle trouble now.
Those sections Of the report IN regard to
the National administration are especially
commended by both sides. and II Is the
Wish of tho Hogg wing thn Dir. Baker
and committee VIII receive the letter and
report favorably. The democrats ~ this
county especially see ana feel the neces-
slty OF harmony, az the pupulats are num-
orous In the county md elected nne-half OF
the county officers at the last election.
The general opinloa Of the rank ana file
OF the 1emoorncy IL that they Will be
United and extremists on either slde
Ahonld be Ignnred.
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Vote on nalley's Resolution

Washington, February Ain view OF the
criticisms which have been made OF Rep
resentative Paynter's ahti-bond resolu-
ton. based on an unofficial statement OF
divided democracy IN the house judiciary
committee. the members have concluded
TO give the vote of the democrats ON the
committee heretofore withheld. Demo
Gratis favorable 70 II We're Representa-
tlges Bailey Of Texas. Lane Of Illinois,
Terry OF Arkansas. De Arii3ld of Missouri
and Goodnight or Kentucky Those op-
posed 10 II were Representatives Layton
81 Ohio. WoIgerton OF Pennsylvania and
stockdaie OF mississippi.
In addition 10 the five democrats favor
able 10 the resolution. Chairman cplper-
son OF Texas would have voted for u had
his vote been necessary.
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A. 10 Doie'. I,esipnntion.

Washington, February 9,--ln regard 20
the san Francisco dispatch that President
Dole OF tho provisional government OF
Hawaii would ho forced TO resign his po-
sitoion on account OF ~ health Minister
Thurston sayA that he has no Information
on tho subject, but from what he knew
dlscredited the report. DNle's health had
been poor for some timo, ne said. but his
Illness was not OF the nature mentioned in
the dispatch and would noi in the min
isters opinion. force the president to re-
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M New. NJ wnsI,ineton

Washington, February 9,-No tnforvnu-
tton has been received Of the reported out
break OF Indians from she Apache reser-
walton az the Indian bureau. In face OF the
fact that the bureau Inns direct telcgulphlc
communication with. the agency ana with
graphic repcrta OF the outhreals the In.
ttian Office thinks the facts have been ex.
agacrsltad officials do not doubt that
ClarR was set upon by ihe Kid, Who ls an
outlaw, and his gang, but they do not be-
Hove anY ouibreRk has nocmrrel.
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mhnrinn IsxrIicd

wharton Texas, February S.-iThe en-
thusiasm over politics Stree the Matloek
committee meeting al Dallas, among our
citizens. Is at lbs height. In fact. the IN
terest manlfesled equals II not SURPRISES
the effervoscent days Of midsummer 1892,
with some side shows thrown In. The
Post Is popular with all classes and VIII
continue 80 during the campaign.
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rerrihlr nllr.nrd q oI.laI.oma.

Hennessey, o. T.. February s-The
worst blizzard in the history Of Oklahoma
struck Henneasey Tits morning and has
been raging all day. There IS SIX inches
Of snow on the level and there VIII be
great suffering among the hoineateaders Y
the choetaw strip The wind y blowing
forty miles an hour and the snow hah
drlfled IA places several feel Msh.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-04
Moro siIyrr Lcpl.IntInnl

hes Molncs, Iowa, February S,--tn tho
house today Representative Blanchard In
troduccd, by request Joint resolution
asking the Iowa members Of congress to
use their Influence against the issuance
of gold bonds and for the issuance Of en-
Yer certificates instead Also for the coin
age OF the silver On hand and the pay
,nent to NIL soldiers OF the difference be
tween greenhnclSs and gold on all salaries
peld them between 1869 and 1865.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-04

washington February 3.--1'hc follow
ing resolution was offered in the house
today. "Thnt the house OF representatives
ef the Omitted states OF America regards
with pleasure ana satisfaction the prompt
and energetic action Of Rear Admiral
Benham on The 9th ultimo, In tile hnrbor
of Rio de Janoiro In performance OF his
duty TO protect Americans and the COM
merce OF the United Stntes,"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-04

washington Fcbruary 3.-~Chalrrunn VIII
son OF the wV,Ya and means committee,
Who Is also chairman ot the executive
committee OF The national association of
democratic clubs, has called o meeting OF
tho latter committee 20 be held az tho
f1bbttt house Wshington on February s,
Nh Wilson states that the meeting win be
"a very important one and insists that
every member ahall be present
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Intcreeeding for Texans.

Washington, February S.--Air. Pendleton,
nccompanied by Mr. Cobb Of Alabama
ard several others Of the Texas delegation,
callei unon the secretary Of state this
morning IN the interest Of G. II, simpson
Of Temple, candidnte for the eonsulship MT
Matangag, West Indies
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nn,r over the Deily.

washington, February a,--CongIes g
seems destined 10 have an eeoleslastira,l
fray precipiieted by resolution whleA
Senator Frye and Representative MoFAe
~ Nstssaohugetts have brought Ia to Sc
cure recognition Of the Deity IN the con.
stitution Of The United States. Interested
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zinc Country Incidence.

yelnsco, Texas, February s---The de-
striction by fire a few days aHo q the
Rowan house and furniture In the choeo-
late Creek neIRhborhood represents a loss
OF al least $4,000,
Hundreds OF people who have enjoyed
Colonel Rowans hospitality on his splen-
did ranch win aympathlze with him N
his loss,
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THE Fire RECORD.


Wilmington, Del, February Some Of
the Brandyylne mills, owned ~ william
Len Sons Ii CO., Hour manpfacgurers. was
burned this morning, Estimated loss about
g20D, 90; insurance not stated
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az Intrrrrt tn rnxnn.-

Washington. February S,--Albert Iiamp-
ton OF lei PaHo. son OF General Wade
Hampton. was today appointed immigrant
Inspector for the treasury department
Senator Coke ~ confined to his homo
with the grip
II. II. Fitzpatrick OF Paris IS here
Postmnsters Tor Texas-Alnha, ". C..
Branblitt, Vice Ellshn Moran, resigned;
Chicotu, w n Carpenter vice c, T..
Llttleiohn, resigned. Falmouth. H. l.. Hil,
vice II, @. Llghtner, removed; Tent j. w.
Curry, vice j. V. Hulse. resigned,
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PopuIIst Campaign.

Cemanche Texas, February 3--coonel
c. II. jenkins, on behalf Of the poDulists,
opened the eainpaign here THIS morning
with a no hours speech. The entire
speech was devoted 20 the revenue auea-
lion. other questions being touched only
on Incidentally Mr. lonlans stated that
white not q candidate for congress- he could
say with Ho1R that he would not accept
the nomination Ii fendered on silver
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5G iNCAES WlDE.


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Some routine business preceded the de-
bate MIR. Bland of Missouri presented a
report on the bill 10 coin the silver bull
lion scignorase in the treasury and gave
notice mat he would call IL up at the FIRST
opportunity.
Weed Statutes. relating to the acts Of the
United States treasury, was reported oy
the Joint commission to Investigate eX-
peuditures In executive departments.
MI Money OF Mississippi. one of the
demo ,ratic members of foreign affairs CON
mittee then asked unanimous consent for
the consideration Of joint resolution APP
proving the conduct Of Admiral lehman
In the harbor of Rio. In connection with
The resolution copies OF the dispatches
from Admiral Eenham and Minister
ThompHon were distributed
81 desire to know" said Mr. Livingston
(denl) OF GeOrgin, when the reading was
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Washington February 3. The sundry
civil appropriation blll has been reported
70 the house, 1T approprates a total Of
S2aH,Sl7 or $aiO9,ggS more than for this
year Estimates for ISIS submitted 70 the
appropriation committee were for SSSSS1,-
or. The greatest saving Is IN the item or
river and harhOr work. Tor The carrying on
OF which yS,S00000 IS recommended, while
for 1894 the amount was Nbitslh& For
public huldlnTs and grounds the appropria-
ton drops 10 S6iLOC1 from Sl0ih5o) for
1891 Although the estimates Tor 1875 We're
A.fot lSa other important reductions from
1894 ARE: Aruacial limbs for soldiers from
$4,000 TO Si5G,OO0. claims OF back pay and
bounttes 90 soldiers. from Si1l.On Ia $50,
0OQ, lighthouses. from SiSAo0o to $685. 600,
pay OF cadets IN revenue ships IS nNed at
$500 and one ration day
The secretary ct the treasury Is directed
to rcorgunise the office torcc of the copet
ANA geodetic surveys to bring the tot1i
salaries within Si25O0l, Considerable legiS.
! latiun on national soldiers homes Is en-
! grated w the bill.
! In the Indian depredatlou claims the
attorney general Is authorized 20 a!upnse
OF the cases given priority BY tue act OF
I March B. 1881, aud the preparation OF de-
| tense for the government IN eases IN which
4 claimants have closed their proofs,
! The hill makes provision Tor the con-
/ tipulng OF improvements for rivers and
| hnrb5rs, for which con tracts have been
! made as follows; Philadelphia harhor.
I Sg5oOl0 Galveston horbnr. S5Go,no); Hay
| Lake channel and st. Mary'E river Michl-
gan, Sl20O00 Hudson river New York,
1 Sii5000 Mississippi river from mouth Of
| Ohio to mouth Of Missouri, S5s,Gaa, Mis-
ssslpp! from mouth OF Missouri TO Mime
/ sp3lis. Ss6G,06G ST. Marya river, at Fails.
/ Michigan. $4,000; Charicaton harhor, $3.50
/ COO Savannah hnrbar S975ooi; Mobile har-
/ hor SlQ0C0l. Mississippi river from head
OF the passes to the mouth OF the Ohio
river under Mississippi river commission,
! S,Ge5,000; Missouri river from It's mouth 10
! SiouN city, Iowa, under Missouri RIVER
commissions $4,000, Of which $4,000 may
be expended above Sioux city.
The bin appropriated 100000 for pub
lie building az Kansas city. Mo.
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members are being delugcd with mlsslves
of communication aud protesta upon the
project. The trouble secns to be not so
much In the purpose OF the resolution OF SIS
title as la that clause OF 1t which en,-
braces the orthodox evangelical belief In
Jesus Christ This ia certain TO stir the
opposition OF Hebrew citizens and others
and a forctaste OF that opposition Is al
ready making itself known.
Some letters have been received from
clcrgymon who desire TO address the com.
mlttee against the resolution, None OF
tho ministers who have interviewed on
either sido arc men OF material reputa-
ton 4 delegation OF church people Is
here TO advocate the resolutions They are
Rev J Robinson. DR. McAluater and Rev.
II. G. Martin. Allegheny, Pa; Stevens OF
philadelphia, and Rev II. II. George OF
beaver Falls PA
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den plnter'm 0ero" sur AufiIhruHg, nobel
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SrailOc.

SoitOn, @toil., s. Nfai. - 3n
0lOslinoale brannten 9eitcrn bic 6rei
0cbGuOe nieOcr, i'll weI9en 9cOrg B.
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uno elnc &utidenfabrit be1rieb. Sui
YfcrSe famen in ben 6lammeu mn.
Der Geiamntucrlult betrGgt $4,000
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9cOtdt.
Saunto n, Wai1., s. Mai.- Su
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Die pGpreu=Ssiutte." )"

0es M OineS, 5a., 9. Mai.-
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an Die SeuOlfcrung uou 0eS Wioinc8
pom Stapel lieB. Der 9tbfabrt po5utcm
minos1ens 5000 Berioncn bel.
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GauiTentcut.

SebaGia, 9Ro., 9. IPai. = Sn
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Die Serbinbli6feItsu Der bciocu @ez
idGfte, weldc BON Dem &aiirer S6Onlpz
ion Der psrfrad.cn ganf iinausirt murz
ben. perosu AMI 500, 900 selqaet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-05-10
Die G!n.oe!DSng ocs Wtarp gSafb'
tu9fons ID ctttstt,ctItS.

6reberifsbu 3d., 9. Wtui.
Die StaOt lit anlGBIth Der mOrgen
itattfiuOsnOem Giuweibung Oe5 Oiartba
&oibju9tOnzEempel6 auf'5 Bette &C.
ld)niidt. FraTbcnt GlcuclonO mirO
mOrgcn I'M I'll llbr Sormittog5 bier
rrmurtct. OaS FrO9ramm Der 6cIsr entz
balt cinen lIm5ug, cInen @mpianq ill
alttn l0iartba neutrality-suspicious., ELL
Ganf. 1t uuO cincn gau.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-05-10

pGu beftiges 2eberIeioeu psruriadte mir
bie gr0Bteu 8ei6meroeu; ourd] Die gIuueus
buug pom ZSr. Iuguit S0nig's 3amburger
8rOpieu wuroe id uoQfdnOi9 bergeitelt."-
SlleOridl Suris, Gfe Auitnz uNO SSOOOs
lIraBe, Dallas, Ser.