davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-03

EA Ell vapor Ramon de Herrera" entrsdo
hoy ests puerto, hR llegadO Auest digtiB guido
respectable amigo el Asfor don Bolluario Alva
rez C6spsdeU, Magistrado de esta Audiencla
Territorial que 90 hslIabA en- la Habana en- use
de icenciR. EnviamoSle nueHtras mas afsctuoEal
naIahraR de hianYhniaA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-03
Recortamog de la Dsnsoeraeia de Ponce ::

Recortamos de Les DsHOcTGeiG de Ponce
"HaCe a'guRaa Noches-el lueveG 6tlmo-
fu6 aEaltads 10 casa particular de Rueatro Drec.
tor por Ion ladrOHes que 90 apoderaron de algu
nos mexican0s, un anillo de boda vRrios ado,
nos dc Isnoya, fOszAAdo para clio il Cerradura de
uR armaEie, sin que 20 leG Entiess. Anochs Iou
ladrones volvieron, y 81 comp, ender que Su PIE.
ssnCiA sc hAbfa advsEtido que no pod.sn rohaI
mAnsAlva, Be retiraron, dejando suB husllaB es
tAmpsdas on Ia arena del jardfR que de la Gale
de CriEtinQ."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-03
cannilaB.

HemCs xecibido % Il HsbAaa ua fOlleto con
Ssns6rGdOra OAiverG gus taste exito ha alcanzado
an IL isIa hermAn%. tie RpaLato deaf nado &
seubrar IL cana de azd jar, lnecAnlcaeaeRte con-
duCe, surCs, coEta tsia la Cana ma Ca Ell surco
IL diHtaRcia que ts dsses. su pEeclo es de 300
pesos orc sapanol Ioafs 81 muelle. Para Informs
mas detalladon catalogOs diEiurEs don Santa
90 B. Palmer, ..H0ts rasaie," HAbARA-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-03

El AyuntamisntO de Mayag1ez, por uRsRi-
nidad, reEoIvi6 masifestar al ssnor Msngual Del.
gadc, jets del CRsrpo de Bomberos dc squella
Ciudad que habiR visto con oIEgusto que pAsssA-
tara IL reUuncia de Hu cargo y que 30 complRcs-
ria en- que Ia retiyaBs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-03

Rogamos nuestros Agentes y amigos de Ia
Isla SO BiEVan tensrRos al Corrienta de las def,
cienCias que observer en- 81 HerviciC de coEaunca.
clones, tRBto postAlss como telegrSfcaU, para com
pletar IN estudio general que estsmos hacienda
an auuelIoa ramos. 3--2
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-03
En- ell Paris-Bazar ,

eRCoEtrarS uGted 81 mas brillante BuEtido de
ANTIMAGASARES de algod6n.
ENOAJES y sRtolares de guipur.
TIRANTES para cAbaIleraa.
LIGAs para SujstRr cacstlneH y masgaH de
camilaB.
Gale de Ia Fortalsza no ~.
Pedro Gftsti
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-03

CazRdoraa de Colon:
il. PaHodoble "A Melilla", Rod1fgusz.-2o
Mazurca "soledaa" >, L'ad6.-3o Obsrtnra "Mig.
non y, ThomaS.-4.O FAptasis opera "Africana !,
Meysrbeer.--DuO de Tiple Tenor opera "Afri-
cana, MeyerbseE.--6O Loksi Polka de Las
pi0dFSa" y, Mazzi
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-03
Anoehe C.

Anoehe CirCulabx eli runner en- esta Capital
de que por Naguabo y Fsjardo smpezabR reeves
tr CaIaCtar Seto 10 faz que tomaba Il diffcil cues
ti6n mOnetaria pOr que atravielAR aqusllOS pus
BOZ
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-03

Haste 81 dle de, cUrElents E6Io mandare-
mos eli paquete de peri6diOOs 4 Morovis porque
auestro actual Agents HI peeds contiRuaF COZ al
eavgo, Lac aviuanOS por d algdn vecno de dicho
pusuio quieYe aeeptsr Il sgapeis se sl1va sssyibr-
no.--S6lo exigimo3 intsr8s poz ID publication y
absoiuta puEtaaidsd en- las femeRaa de fondos.
De no encORtrar Agente, qusdnan sia 81 Pc
ri5dico. 3-3
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-03

Los extraRisras qua Aaoshs dijimos hAbian
sido detsnidoa en- Ell cafe La Palma, fueron en-
barcados aver para MAyagusz en- el vspor I'd.
karo diEpoGici6R de aqusl Jusz de IEstruccI6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-03

Gran surtido de cAlxado para eaballeron -
CRlxado de Re6orRa alta novedad.-CalzRdo i~-,
entrefiRo comuR para BiIos AlpRYgstaq d.
todas claGen, PantuAaa peso, J reAlou. on La
Oonstaneaa de Bazg6s J Rain0a, San TSaneiaco 80,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-03

Seg6n AuestraS nGsi Ass 81 Gobernsdor Ge
neral de legFeso de "a excursion por ID Isla, lie
CARA eBta Capital el iuReR de, corriente.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-03

R Dona Trinidad Fernandez de Aguilera,
denea CI locarse como ans de crfA media leche.
Informar6n, calls de Ia oncepCi6n.-MariRa. 80
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-03

EVcEibs IN peEle dice dc saRto Domingo que
ha falecido en- 81 Basil Is prlmera hpls de zar-
Euea seHora dona Julia Pie, muy cOHoCidh en-
Puerto Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-03

De HBl Essssn Qeroansil' xsproduSiraos ID
siguiauts:-" Lejos de meiorar si sspeSto de los
negocioB, pareSsRes vsrlo cada diA mas coRfuEo,
siao somhrfo Lees existsneias de pfovisioHez de
t0daH procedensias en- amaceneE son, nuestso
juicio. excesivAE para Ia poca demsnda que 50 OBJ.
asrvR, clscuRstaReia que motiVa ofsrtas & Ia bsjA
en- monneRtog que, las bruEcas subidss del cam
bio sobre 81 exterior recRTRa loB cost0s, ate
xa ado toda bass de Calculo 10 cua e0Rtiauar 81.
ta Heguridad, hR de Ocasionar graHdea trsatorRnE
los importadurss, Nc obgtants esta stuaci6n
tAa tiraate, los arfiboH no cesAn "a por cuenta
propia en- comiEi6A. acahaRdo de sgraYar el NAL
sssar, CrsemOs que una treguA en- las importA-
cieneH Eeria coRvenients todoB. LA question
monetaria sigue agravandcss cAdG Ola, tal es 81
cdmulo de mouedsG defectposas, borradaE cru.
EadAg, reselladaE, legalizAdAs 8 no legaiEadss
por sl Gobiel NO que circular en- el pafB que "a
no solamente vemoB altsrado el 6rden comercial
81 que tambien fsscuentsments sl social, sieado
sosocido pOr el GobiernO de il Naci6n este ma
estaT, es hsEto Esnsibla que no applique el RENE.
lilo CON Ia urgsncla neeesaria CrssmoB que los
muehos remitsRtss de efsctoE peninEulareB por
cusnta propis, y que por cogSiguisnte sufEsR
grandes quebrsEt tos n los IeemDoigos, debioran
Rpoysr ebts pals en- "a demands de obtsner Ia
oA rs nloRetaria COR arrleg q Ia lay vigeHts para
toics los dominios espaholes. Los csmbioE sobre
81 sxtsrior, por los II oI,vos expreshdoF marchEn
81 desbordsmeHto sufriendo coz fLeGuencia alzas
de l y 2 eRteroE IN SOLO dfs, aaa r.trcceao."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-03

ProCedaRte de HumacGo Vieques tom6
puerto en- sstH Capital 10 goleta "Joven Ms'ia"'
cOnduCiendo $4,000 ladEilloE, tardos camas, una
GAIA COnservaa 597 Eacoa sEdcar.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-03

- Aver faliec16 Ga essa Capital 81 Alguacil
de 10 AudieRCis don ARcE6s GuhsTEeE--
r p
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-03

Para Ia Habana eaCalaG ell vSpOr sEpaho
tEuGk aro," llav6 470 aAcoa con AZ 687 kllos cafe
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Pape1

de ImpEenta, tOdOs tamAnOs, venden MullenhOf
& K KnEhar.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-16

Washington. February ib,--Tnmorrow
night the Medical Society OF the District OF
Columbia will celebrate lea peveuty -afth
ennivereafy II ~ ono Of the oldest medis
cal societies In the country, having been
trEanised Fehfunfy ~ 1873, ANA has now
reached an enviahie position among Riini-
lar ORGANIZATIONS throughout the WORLD.
The preparations made arc on mn elaborate
scale and many dialluanishcu gonuoinca
are Included "a the usi Of the socicly's
Susats o. honor, including representatives
iiom the following medical socicuess New
iJerSey Medical society. sinssaehusetts
Medical society College Of Physicians of
Fhlladelphla; New Hampshire Medical SO,
clety. Connecticut Medical society. Mcdico.
chirurycsl faculty OF Maryland, New
York County Medical society. New York
State Medical society. Rhode Island Med
icai society, and Vermont Medical scciety.
The surgeon general OF thc army navy
and Marine hospital snrNice ana the pres.
iaent or presiding officer Of the chief in-
stitutiona Of learning 10 the district VIII
also attend The Georgetown Columbian.
Howard. National. Mcthodiet Catholic md
Protestant universities VIII send delegates
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washington. February Is The National
American Nonan's SpHfaEe association
began is swentY-aixth annual convention
here this morning, The severe weather
81 the past Jew days hnH inteffefed sons.
what with The arrival Or sslebait4 aud a.
a consequences when the roll All VAS uiaae
Il showed that only aeyengcen votes we're
represented, which Mihs Anthony rofaigs
trdd very good FOR the irst day az many
Delegates we're fnpWponnd.
Iie cphyeaiion was then called ~ pfder
IS The penefabie president. Nies Susan q,
Anthony WIN asked flef Anna SAaN 10
pffcf prayer. sfser which Mlss Antony ~
brles speech formally opened me pro-
ceeniras 81 the fwentyTslxfh annual con.
venfion
The night session Of ms fpnsqnficn ~Aa
largely attended and tlose seated on sne
platform included pltsflqf Commissioner
Rnfa Senator Teller u coIonadp end
Representatives Pence ana Den 81 ths
same State.
Tho president Miss AnfhcnT. iniFn
aucad to me an8enlaaEe Ar, HosH Nith
the remark that he was tie on,f Official
~ the Dissrie4 uh1 Eiad asAe lAllan IA seal
on the platform 20 WelcoEuN th6 assaela-
item 70 Na0einEion.
AR, Ress made fprdias apeech q wei
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cnnilnrnl I'D and Trenlr.

Berlin iFcbruArY ite~pr lNreaefich Ham.
inaeh6f. q leading menter of the national
,inafai PARTY waa recently q guest ~ q
dinner given by Chancellor ven Sapffvi
IL whieE .hs emperor WIS present = di9-
rnaslnn arose over shn recently ,3ncludsa
treat, wiih fussla. Won ie Yntzon, pres,
idcni on the reiehstag, opposed the treaty
warmly
The oinpenor listened Rttcntiyeiy, ahen
t,lr5Ite of tbe Interest she rknr fstd shown
M nc proxrcss 81 The tfraty nfid an,
fhatieaHy dei<atwi - me ifpRiy = ~
jcc,l1 BIZ ua W. may look Tor war yf.h
lisn,si1 wIiHsin Dives nnopaga
The emperor caused h profound eqnaar
ton by these words and his manner ae-
ronnnuyinM lhcin,
~. 1Inmnlacfcf says ne shiniss che etus
ntz6n grave, but bna 10 3oubt taiia che
treaty wlll 70 approved bg chr nslcAaies
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The rnrlg nm.

Washington AeDfntsy ~ rhe senate
aNb.conlmletus On tiir tariff was ~ seeNlon
today and devoted the nnliia forenoon to
Work ON ghe Wilson In. Aiemhese OK the
committees deciiise 10 sans out any 81 The
Ir9recdiiKs Of the day seyink when queas
tUue1 tnat n0ne OF thr wark h3u born
nsihi II III known heweyer thnt menu
bels hayc been Eisgna consid,Iauui 30
representations 81 other rrna8orH az %
niaKinR changes In many of the schedules
" tne It'll
IRON orc men are not az ctnilaert today
or securing duty as lhoY wrte- 4 fats
days saea. ami shnte II littlq question
tl,af II the members IL the committees 40
n0t c.slnee their minds between this and
naAt Tuesday tho iron aisa steel nchcdule
Wisl senKln ns az preislsit
cad orc and coal diitlcs mon arr, OF
The eontfary, quite confident OF fheii
Wishes being fairly considered, Senator
l9uboiso Of idaho, whore state r. greatly
intercataa IA lead ores. and who gives
especial attention 10 the aubjeet, expresses
hiniseif as feeling very little doubt that
lead will bo taken caro- or HI believes
that a duty OF ] 20 re cents pfr pound
win be placed on lead ana ia aiFo hopeful
that the provisions IN the Wilson plll
sys.eh are Objectionable WIN be stricken
out,
The sugar question seems TO remain un-
settled md members OF The committee In
sist thnt Il IA 80, but Il iH The prevailing
opinion among senators not nfnbera 81
tho committee that duty " likely,
though eamAller amount than the Louis
lana senators hslt,
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wasrnrenn. February. Is THE ofdctrs
ami crew OF tiic Nreclsoi i'filted states
ship ReaNarge are expected 70 ARRIVE AZ
New York about tAe va instant There
the mea VIII be placed on the receiving
snip ana ilfe officers VIII be kept near al
Aana % gave eezasmony before the court
at iss.ssa... Tire eatss..s ss..:ss nat get heen
eslen>sd, but 4 Is believed Captain Miller
az si,F sisp Vermont w3li be tts president
The court wili be nihae up OF three neui-
beers, and upcn enair conclusion Will de-
pc14 die lnesaon vbe,hcf or not COURT
narsnl eaAli 30 hald 70 determine me
iiahsity for the wreek 81 the lSearaatae.
TOE count VIII probably meet ct tho
brooklyn navy yard n order to aarsire
easy accesa 70 the testimony to be stven
BY me saIlaga 0t me wrecled vessel.
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CALDWELL HAS A WAY. !
WOULD QUICKLY HARMoHIzE
CONTRADICTORY OPINIONS.
<--s-.s--r
Appealed tcto Decide On Matters Per-
tanning % the Union Pacific
Labor Trouble. !ss
RUTH COMPANY AND Asx 70 HAvE a.
HEAstao,
DATED su,ss cssait Jsass oaiavsn QaIesiy.
Though Internally, s!aas as.atlsa
~ sAs vsr,a opnnsa

81 LoulA Mo-. February Attorneys
Theiptoa and carwln, who came here Is
ensleayor % aaenrs an order harsnonisina
the contradictory oplnlonn Of Judge Dunds.
Of Omaha ana judge Hnlistt d uenveF.s
have met WIKI surprising check at the
hands Of cltcpit Court Judge caldwSii.
In an Informal talk with Judge cald-
well to secure data Tor tho hearing. an.
Thnsston gave rssnne OF the cxistins
state q nitaAryl rceitlng what the courts
as well ~ the rpcctvora had done. drvos.
ing himself mcsa saneclailS % the annull.
ing by the receivers Of the wage actsdnlh
and their orutf placing a rev AID reduced
one IN erect March l, together with the
ordcr uf juuNe nunar recognising the pho~
nriety OF suuh action, and the action ~
JudKe ttelisst N cifcct, Contrary 70 that
oficr
MIR. Thurxton eata the failure III anake
Ffallutt 20 make any order On tho 6ehiS0f
WAS held as a retusd 10 inslpfao the 4se4
that the receivers hAys power to ADOPT
new schedules and thia opparcut oinAt or
judicial opini1n WIS ctrafnN diaeputtnk
along the iinc and making Tho Bituation
sa.surrs sareateainE,
Amer some desultofr talk. Ju1e4 Caidss
well raid g MI Thufxton thai tl,e 70
/ ceivefa had thkelf ndyaillaEc % thu mnr
jheAnd their OllpHs. zoe tack to DmittA
and revnlSe tile ol4f4 lie iisdss said.
I 'then VIII take lonf Tss5, rrepaf6 nod
Advertise Your echpfplf and giNe thb niea
reasonable / w;il eofne 10 nsshsn ana
hold conference With svur tncal4ere As'a
4 representatives TX me lnn1r soriAttNn AMI
/ We VIII Epc II 80 can AGt r4ree nron d
schedule that viii ~ Just 70 tte 1te sso2es
and viii be tsse =. sse s'ssaiyf''H san ~
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ExBouTIvE SESSION ADJouREs
AFTER THREE HOURS.
Anti Confirmation Men Claim They
Have Majority Many Speeches
Are to Be Made,
suB-oosNirrER srtEL LARoRIga WITH
THE TAHITI BILL
Nsnbers Declare sssAs=s Definite Haa Pssa
s,ulsd mse Changes 81 srhsauls, -Ii,,.
sAing q Wishes q oihes senator's

washington, February lt-rnerc was
sone surprise wacn enc scnefc. after be-
ing IN executive scHshq, cr s,rec hours,
adiourncd III E:so tils aftelesoSn wltnnat
taiSspx Ans action ~ she iselShaa, rom,
lnaraon 1t mad hecn supposed that one
el,tiaS would susiice tof thcsvngfl con.
alteration Of she anbjcci. and 1, was not
considered probable VhRt elmer side worli
ask Tor eajournmeps or uhat, II Il should.
the other would sgant IL wialout visor
ouseprotesi-
the ADJOURNMENT appeafe, however. g
nave been aie result Ok general agreo
,reht. and % lttne Importance was at
iaonea ~ u tnNt moi upe Ola halg doxen
Aenpecrs queptiaasd lpea tho sabiest court
remember who p.evea FOR adjournment.
Representatives OF BON N,dtu 81 phe con.
trovpruy Rseft that sac asA5oarasncnt Is
wceaput any sign.sieaRue sssisttsser !.
became np,,arcnt w ali that II wpnA be-
tno uuttslivn until lsg4A snto t1e nietht, a.
there were ssvcrhl speocnes 70 BE- made.
.Aitu-IrcRnaHi scnaSs ~ are esisnewhnt
moro cotliidAny ef tha result st,,slglss sliah
ni, his friends TAey display estimates of
q N'ote gssins forty -uffee aettuss conarn-
arlon sufiieieul 10 msnfe relectoD aud
eleven doubtful, o. whlaa thee claim ihey
MN secure ave cr ak rae friends Of
Ppckhnm display a great deal 81 hope and
say they are nalting saius
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Family Paya The rennifs
Evansville, ls.a, FeA-aass. y James p,
Stone, the neuaizh rnesderer q tie wrat-
tan mmily,waz sxeeutsd al isx this
morning IN me prison here nc walked
p he eallons WITHOUT trsmoF and met
hi doom waghou, rprd ., excuse for
lsss horrible crime
Stone killed ak members Of The Wrattau
family near Washington IND, N The lat
ter part ~ .e-@. s.ss> a.t!l-@i.lri was moi
killed b. him Al ihe fisps attempt ana be
Afterwards vent 10 thr pieoe where al@e
lay wonnded ana alnofhcffd her 60 beats
With pillow The crime nge committed
that be might islksrit sbf money whieh hih
hais had received from hef hueband ne
made me statement q he attorney that
be Was once seizt1 win q desire 70 tn4t-
der his own fsmlly bpt atsimplins oyer
ttundih be5 III the Aafkneza Of tlls night
he ~Rr brought 70 MS sea9sp ~ @ss9
stated mai after committing the murder
Of The Wra4tans be won't home Niin ne
blood n hls Victims arm fresh er BE
clothes and hnelt d1Hn py the bedside q
his f2rallf and c,sesaef them Thir SO
Gne @rst fAneinR ~ an fndlan4 nrtsoh
since me enaelnscnf d ne la~ feaAlfing
executions 70 take place y ne penl'suu'
nttra
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Nzw ofieats La, February is geaeral
q III ce1pelbes pfvnidept , the sIlNSlsslp1
b river commisslpn ana chief eaflhsfs q
me Department pr Aiiseleelppl. qrrisea nars
Inst nsl,ht ana wlil depart tiils u1einlne
fes Sabine pass, Te4eA 70 examine ne
|hafbor work now under way ~ tpss p1'ni,
oeaeral comstoek viii 81 accompanies y
u asar QUINN lighthouse ami hhfDo'
eneIncef u tho district, who Aas charge
81 lie sabine work
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send. case rendered venilci OK guilty.
Tho PRISONER sat quietly, hut Ills friends
were very mach affected McRane n now
in jan and IS stiil very cool. tho verdict not
serving 10 break his nerve
TIE verdict may moan an Imprisonment
IN the state prison for TWO years Or ten
a. the discretion on the court An appeal
10 tho general term and "a The court 81 AZ.
peala viii stand IN ihe way OF promps
execution IT the ecf.enee. whateyef Il NAV
be-. But the lawyers why HAVE heafd thu
tfiNa fsel confident that these nppcels moan
merely delay and not reversal IN nc an.
peal is taken he Win be etrtenced Afonday
next
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ia,tis Rock Am fspt''efE 'sFris ".
Mckee hiies bd itpl'etl j Il: u
,,,.6 .eiil hei1i Ie',ief a. D ft4t -
,',,,,,,',,. s s have bst1 fiihasfiNf eslf M
M f,fst sSlsn h rounaPiEai, ies fsif some
fi,ns, Hhftla.i f8ffIr eltltf q t'et.s ~
a ~. fnaA left tQllsiit Tor Ne4'','
wills With Iii pftsrhef Mr. fc H'ts Is
ff.,f.i eondAftft M lie 'qfslrH 4lfia'Ntt
Of TN Efu fqHh AMI ~ fi''e .,'..'
x 81 .sses,.bsfe ~ d, gang Af< T. ~
Htndyiilt w
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rvrry rrrertuni,y 70 give to womau-G God
pl,.ss her--eVcry advantage, every right
and every privilege that have KOt.r Cap
al1uaa) The amendment was defeated.
the vote being ayes 10, noes a. Those vOt-
ing FOR Woman suffrage were Messra.
Allison. Carey. Davis. pclph. Frye. Gal
finger, hanshruush, Kyle, MAndetson,
Mitchell OF oregon. Peffer. Perksns. Stew
art. Teller. Wilson.
An amendment providing that special
election shall be held FOR the purpoae or
locating county seats IN counties and
that al male cltizcns of the United States
VINO have resided N such counties FOR
thirty days previous 10 such election"
shall b. entit.ed 10 vote. was cairicd--Si
ayes 70 n noes,
The hIil wua then reported AS amended
ard after the third rcsdtns the roll MA.
coiled. The result waa a TIE
rfhe vote on this BILL said the wee
president, ia. ayes q. noes sl--n tie. Tbs
chair votes aye
The vote OF the vice president SAVED the
bn and II was declared passed,
At $50, on motion OF Mr. Pugh. the sen
ute went into executive session and al
$3.50 the doors were reopened and the sen
ATE adjourned
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hearty sympathy la saipport OF their cause.
The presidents address VAS then delly-
cred BY Miss Anthony. II was a brief, IN
seressing and critical review " woman
sunragc ana made causuc illusions to
the ecticn % the courts in deciaions alfee,-
Ing laws passed Nv States for she en-
fsaAchieement Of women,
Mr. Teller ghen spoke briefly on the
qucatlon % womantsaigraTe.
Mrs lean ltrooks C,reenleAf OF RochcS-
tcr y. ", and " n. blackwell OF Massa.
ohnseita also addressed tho audience on
the same sub3ect
"a paper on Kansas and New York was
read by Mis- Laura NJ. JOINS OF Kan.
~lss
SenA=sf Carey OF wy,onitlix. Representa-
iivt Pence OF coicrndn and Rev Anna
A. Shaw o. Pennsylvania also addressed
tlr sne,iink go
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-16

Caldwell TeEaa. Fabn71y lNFrNHlK7
reached town yesterday that old Salem
CBaptihD enasshl near repka Pulat,
burned Monday evening nheat O'clock.
farranf war Auridng brunh near ~ and
il ~ snppteed clint the wtnd. when WAS
atfous AZ thc iinia. carrIud the spaFisF ~
ne building II wes one or thr piHsFi
cnuntry dhlireAta 81 iluritspn county.
having beam bnils 81 lssS The late judge
4. Isrnaddefa uAe iafHely lAbifusnenial
N having Il ereatod. 1ne lumber Nee
hauled % wagons from Bryan nn1 kreatl
saarlhce var nindd b9 thf people - tho
time Il eel The building epsppiettd,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-16

Knnao9 city, Mo- Fnbruary l5-4'on1
presHrnnn ~ II. Wilson ii West virginia.
Mira. Wilson, f3essie wilson, conFreHsiuan
JOHN &. Tarnsney aud Airs 1aranay Of
lSansna city, left on thN iiQs Santa ~
iSr ~ faso Thny occupied the private
Pullman ear eFiclSxiak which was
placeu AZ their disposal by the Santa ifa
Ralltoaa company When they reach ~
paao President Ruhnsnn'a private oar vii
be ready 10 carry them over the Mexican
Central q tic e'lty ~ Mekco
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-16

f3alcfnnlgll {ffIo. l'0h9uafy l1.--7f3e
tisAAsa q. fpilara casa was breathing
With k.lreaIs of rhrs5fsi warfare bot e'h's
fSf,sa desnassieil IN an cfss,4sse way lis,iu
dny Mailnn. VINO fepfAttets NtiaA Rpt3Aias
d ,.sfss.sna.a ssiitsA III. of 4 ata<slpfst
i.a.af Ispot1er was nre1nut al atqls's ~
aucst Million explained that y weF hy
Stoli's rerfuss2sca
puflna Inc axamsnntiap Of Mrs., KsteFf-
aes, jeflAr aahA..ai w Miau teslnrd
WAS peuili3ei. ifle Natne9g fdennhei and
dcsG1i,iet : ns eisr own Hfpal refneed
AfalioA ent tlie lever and gave It u VII
ilass INT eatisr,l fFssh sfppblr. hln 10
outbreak. XIV ietirf has Alreadf been
7oublganfsl
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-16

Dublin, Fobr,iary ib--ht the f0rtnighfly
meeting 0f the Irish federation lanf niahf
Michael pnviti said hp hoped tbn liberals
would so ~ for the extinction % That ulots
ntfous anomaly, HE honee Of heovep-bQfn
law fnalgefas Whuns 40 SuilseaiientlY STIFF
snAtixed a. 4 dnn II Hand tilIsyra i is1 sasi.i.
cldus Ieflahtfvh bflaansla
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-16

padurah isyh te2fpasy is.<-af HAN
dana ballard c0unt}s lass nisfir ina FeW-
en-. afed ~ thought 1i,e hoard Z pafkltr
~ Che wtpdoN, and drawing = pistol pgn'
hi tnxe4tlsaiion showed thai she beg shot
arid Killed her s.Ssef Patty 1ssd = Nho
nod riaen and gone 70 ffr NlvqeW Tor
some purpose.