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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-20
Bastrop L.oeal Notes.

Hzasrop, Texas. 5anusrv is-Dlstrlcs
court AdfoHrtaed today az II o. cfoc L. Jgig re
SINKS aalrag rho ~ train fon4iis hcnza
at GiddInss THIS has been rcnlaf l<z.
bic term 81 clsnrssin Eaas cut Of ZEN
felony eases The verdict moi guilty, was
never rendered Tfiosc hest po9fAd IA
slch matters say that 4 vital change
has come over the adm tnistra.icn OF n
fairs liHre Attributable hgta 70 the deter
aimed purpose df strnrS ard the ener-
resic est5F9s Of District Attorney asay-
nara and me sntlse court for The uunssh-
merit q csssne q whatever grade oF
statiDn.
ri ~ s.sssssg men re ncc@reszHg finely III
the fitting up Of thesr club room. and
have received son.e handsome donations
from eitfz4as u the city IA Tn sav IT
fsrnis3as5a. the isstscnticua ara kbar che
Gandeaulus Grub v - foulssh like greer
bay trEe
,rhe reporter, Is bidding sooa bye IS
District Judge II y sinis. made a few
lnaasisses regarding Bis Yis~as. on The po-
iss1cki sstsrAsson, with the falIawssiE result
III tae tro factiosss ~ Skate democracy
% not get toSrsiler ] 4lsszsk they ara a
gsa4l6 ~ ~ ZOOS.
a. 70 ehs action Of taip administration
recording Hawaii. I approve L IN TOTO
r am NOT xht ready to announce my
ciintce fer governor
Rev III NJ sears. paSsnr 81 charge 81
the Nethosfest church here. has 3usf re-
turned from wHco, where she coalnitsee
appointed by the Ave Texas cpnfefences
l1r the eskabIyeaisng st An orphans hprne
VAS IN convention. he reports The 7ns et-
Ing grand succnss They purchased Il
location with tome valuable iriprnqe-
nezsss tbarson n Waco Tor sisoQa ard
ceiiecteA $1,000 IA ttss Interest Of the en-
tarrfse
TIE blggest rain spr many mantAs past
wnass country wante5 For sa4e days
tho weataef sias been balg1S and sp9siiz-
Ike end he grassy zz1 aawefs Ars sts3ti-
lnziy HAPPY, ssi,iia faithful eid I
cbkgis her eeua content di9. ana Kl1s
mist golden ralkeA os nhftes r1ls .ngo
market Hat a1as, much aqed pork has
been lost on account d W IN
y ealheI -.l.--- "a
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tts Aisslv - f,acr ths ralrs hssr ar;t
1-stkl1e IL s1th ti1rcrz ct tsarts whfre
sel<l3z asaf f1- ths oshcx piz-pes4s
het rs ffy 50 f3ii1r tie Ealt ~ s4ch
oss b. Sc 1rrrk eaea~Etr&, E1e bard
as yflstinn u sAses in s-1l quArttt p
<har t,rse iEtcrrr - 1<srk ~ - cm4
ARD fsAcs al save ro=ilf rSs ~ rnrS hsseis,
~ A62trnr, tHfrt cniG le DxlF dGl1i ~
g. tslr frfsnt ~ tne fo7rreT iaw thts v11.5
tt rsr1o9ad IA 4 rrataeratlrn ~ TIE criln-
s1si a~s Sesssrk o. the s1ttee1
ls OK arzt$c7 trrse71 @ xcre71s
eaa 3e 7E .recxtc1. ting r11crs
rs ssret kr.a tsne Is ssne. bnk RS a.
&, tree hur axc1 ~ nse QUARRY a
vhsra ri rgssqa dter1a 70 se.is s1i a.
tka0e IA terS haSs barn required 20
sEeirirs. 'itecee tns tat eeFaN e q
$3.50 "a aNs Asss ms Seez re1nirsd snlg
hhfrs the "a .egs were . bs drrrk ~
tsse premises pAefe Sid
zns iers n fstce reSctssn and sncs re
1n,tfas cs s1ie r.euM code hnve recsz-
n1s9 hrsa9 sra .scentH - ssz irtrxacaf-
.nt aQnrza II cSsRrt3z1As les th21 .
S=zrs a1 n fi1r Il ptruits the
1ctoft 10 ~ drxtk nn Ire r1e1atseS
HhsrA scaa sra rrs trsAk,s1inn nFasrls-
ss .Ara 20 bs Esenk waste seia
SEA Laws ss=1 d IS; r. 81 sfss, Cen
Is4ws ISL. r. ~ Gen. Las 1877. 2,
s&et. p. c.. SID Tie act d isSs nnrhor-
ICES gSenssi ard bcasec yepa1rs q sch
s5aecrs ~ teH w1thrn1 rEfe-erce 4. Guar-
lily. sa1 % asrrnst me ss1auS 70 bs drdnx
90 fhe premises wsera sold BIT f,ils dets
ros ccaftzs w41h any part CT tze former
aw p<rstarE RS r3nts-rnA af ths
b5nd rse,frea = BE execute1 or king
rse Fcaaisy 20 BE- irsparad spr hresrh
Tsegs = 10 eS1hiel hestwahn the form ar
and laseT Tar II reference - any matter
agfec~sas the qaestion 4rsolyed 81 IRIS
raysss sra & q oziy ssacA rarzs % me
tot1nes faw ~ are IL corlsc< wsfh fzta
lgter tha< {; Ge.isres repeaiAi.
TIE s.rr.e fart er-csrrsag An1ar the srt
q 1885 e. g made "a bas,s 81 fnls er.lo.i
scuid suzborize me recovery Of the per-
ssy ssudses u re STATE On accor1.
n !. fact trnsir.rg vniis ne FORM e.
Iase was fnl force
yTe Rse q opinion thss The 3lesgrneii;
az the co.srS * riYiI appeals. 81 reheartnr.
Rs erroneous. aaS IFS judgement WI; be
rssarzed an5 enc sl1~nent of sse disirscs
rDarl affirmed Crsaloa 81 Ssaytoa, G.
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BRrsxnAM BrDeEr.
Going 10 see the BuII F'ishts-yx-
citenent at a Ruuawar

Brenhsnn. TEXAS. January is-t1ulte
nuEnbsr 81 Brenhamites taiting advantage
81 tte cheap excursion from Austin TO
Monterey, Mexico. with stop over arlrt-
i4ee 10 see tfe hull asht at Laredo next
Sunday. Jeff on the wezt bound Central
Ibis morning. Among taam weFs nosiced
Mesrss y. p Campbell. WIN GFaber, J..
y Harrison. Cal Bctts, r. Hoffman and
wilbur Abbott.
on the corner OF South All and Qnit-
man streets about neon today the horse
driven to W. r. Cortez's ecdR water de-
livery wagon took fright ana jumped on
suddenly, rec.pitattug The driver from
tne sear Down on the shafts of the We
hleIe where he swung on cauEhs the
falling lines and ia this perIlaus positsnr
rode until he stopped the horse from ran
ming. narrowly missing corner ana a
tsiegraph cole The driver. Mr.. Frank
stoclSnsidge. rolled on nnhnrt ipsf as he
SGT the horse stopped and tie anxicua
crowd Of spectators cf1eerea him hastily.
Manager siznon last night received Q
Telegram announcing that the Saturday
night ager1enl Of The AlEerian company
had heen cancelled Little Trlxie Is
holdsng The boards tonight
A norther has Just reached here.
large number Of trees are being set
ullt around the city.
Tire artesian well Is down 1lso feet
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Bound Rock, Texas January S5Inrried
a. die Baptist church at SIS d M sssfer-
day evening MI Paul Cannosa. oaa 81
the business nlsn Of Round Rock, Is sIisss
Ida AiIsn. Isoth parties have bean favos-
bly, known Tor years 81 this place Mies an
len hslng 3 aatixe bora eiti1ep. They
This ceremony was performed - -:
der 4. r. I3sll n 4 vary inap K mi
Tie 5hnfrh w4s handsesne1v deSesat "a
and the ettandaace large ard resr
atany Or tnhir young ft3tuds accompanied
fhf;n 70 the tsnin and followed them Nsth
good wishes and Gems s5latiens.
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A4mRNEAt


Caldwell, re<ss. January Married
1t $40 r. M yesterday 1t the Baptist
okarch BY rev. 81 p Jaines M;aa Lee
Eslea Hell eldest daughter 81 3. 81 Bell
ECO. % Alr H ~, Hitchcock
Miss Bell II one nf Berleson ccilatyss
faireat bellies ms bSaa ssiaeessgui tesssis-
Fl IN the county and city schools. and Is
universally Manfred for her 1nany woniau-
~ virtues. Mr. Hitcheaek unfil reeeatly
he is hooxheeper and business manager
81 inc drug frm al 81 stone q isrc
He IL QUE of the best Young men In Bur-
Lesson county.
The bride vtiis elegantly atsired IN silver
cray eseftn dpeslnsxa Eha aasAmnny vas
very impressive. They are now at home
10 their many friends at the residence
of lIle groom.
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Fine, Teas yena4.Y
4 hey anc1k y years So j
Lawson 9 sTsll % de ft,.,..
iefL ms fAthess sasslt ! ~ \!
cotap4ry Wilh Win. &
fepnE Am erica Shersa IS
nt,tiiis1 ~ {ens father & ",
pxQ1-SAl scilp and ts<tt5. {,
ss5kE b9xs within fifteen ~.
ing {sdt on the aitrS, Esi,s 81.
tn<y Tfe;e beading IL Y
ms. tAthes has been n1tis's I
sci his boy ~
M Hufdpa cf g;rsnaA> !.
bought ten acres rear 10
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TEXAS NEWS BRlE,


Da,lae Tom MeGmre Z i
man, Rzs given seyen years VI
tsAry Tor attempting 10 raxll
Enma Book.
yvaxsAha chic. Bob Gale ~.
on a charge OF attemp Eng q
rags on ihe person Of q lady I,
fenced 10 he peniteastiary FOR {
years.
Terrell. Frank Esng<a Wa
Shes1ig Keller near Kaufman
sion from the governor * Ali
he IS we.--ssesi . anew Is q 3
uauit 10 murder.
zNacse - s1seatiag Of the !
Teachers asssocla ton has ~
January n az music hail, Gsis
one exception this orsanlzalsH
ons Of it4 kind in the South.
ssls.s. --Isast Wednesday iii
Crawford and family. ressda
ders' Heights, west Of the q
oned By head cheese they i
supper. For = time their coude
sl5ersd very eersous. but Il
physician now pronounees I
danger
f1iiIspcro --sSeyen of the sf1
who were arrested here and
chain gang Cor refusing 10 wor
-.
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fs5lnd Il % hp withoszl &
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siais !.
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eeflepi Aspf0utsA 1aaHine fsaf WILT
tAe rtlsFk efnge him. he vas careful no.
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ISLAND CITY ITEMS,
In DrkanIt Of Bend He Renakns IN
snil--Gambiers Mnst ciere IN aAd
saloons observc the ordinrn-
ess-cAr Hepairer killed.

Gsiveston. Texas JANUARY as.--rhc1.as
a sfes,,s4, l.,.s i.sfars c,o,nsriss,os.
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Inspector Dice. As4izted ~ Postmaster A.
II ,r,ar vcs.foAssav r,vht nssa,ss6
u I, y. ~ 80
e. ~ r1f1ns y ms pos@fsssoA - -
perisdical stamps. shes believing thns the
STAMPS hsit been stolen u esnbazx,el from
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= 4. y, /. Z n, . &
soia Sf '.lis sss1Ss - % Hsna ~ aay c7e &;
sept th4 roztmAsleg or his assistant
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days. poet The s<ial was continued unni
st,ss 4ee-nsa6 IL Il sse,be,x
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boxs ASterEtied IL ms Federal court rcora
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vo,it6 IS stsrodsiced Ia lie seASua near.sli.
af sloaltor
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eontlnues until January q. as ns did not
Taas p iutrospee any more testimony tn-
ne 5ecse s5EiYsa Nnlcn he9nest was
granted.
n ceS&air or wnlcn As Vas renanded %
jail
EDWARD CARY1xsLE KILLED.
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city. whsfa he md resided Tor the past
two years He had been IN the employ OF
1 TIE santa re railway as car repsifer Tor
abant elghteen moatas. de resided on
Th.rty-third street, between Winnie and
ayenue II. from which place the funeral
j VIII occur tomorrow morning.
TAe deceased leaves wife, to whom he
ssaS married about tssp years age HIS
/ father-sn-iasY tfenry Smith, frsides IN
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kBy Individual Or nrn desiflaf 6 change
IN their resident OF nunincss atldrcas since
tho names were taken for the new Direc-
tory can have same made by addressing
Morrison & Fourlny. Houston Texas.
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Aneaaiar-t fitttefa restores fbe sr...,,..
aud cufoa in1lfe8iipn when ali aiea IA ~
Manufactured by Or. j. e. ii seit,.,rts Y
Soma. AZ all drugsista. '-ee's q
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E CALM I'LL. 14lAAlx - On fssfffaaY
fI5I<ID& FsEaaH F8fa7.tsI Il ItoiI6lHI4.i
= fz.<0t4iI x6Hfa1st enf hta Hf IS Il.
ffsel. eRFeflH* The fadiai artery aad
tk9o fs.e teadona ~ tnt wrist Only The
nasty aprtai4pes ~ rhyslcian aaHce the
pabss life lie u very weak from loss Of
hi1ods
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That Tired II


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~ couRIs 80 coNTINIEp.

TIE case az Paul La cosir, charged with
assaffft 10 murder Was called In the re-
cordeits court this morning md continue "a
10 January 81
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-03-29

authorities, the churches and the
Woman's Christian Tenn perance Union
united In celebrating his 9Oth birth
day. The Governor Of the State and
several Of Names Congressman as
sisted In the celebration. In the West
noted workers had charge OF the cole
brations. The English gatherings
were presided over by the president
Of the British association, Lady Henry
Somerset.
Gen. Neal Dow was born In Portland,
and early in life began his career as q
temperance agitator. He was among
Names first soldiers to respond to the
call OF duty and achieved renown on
the battlefield as we'll as in the foren-
sic arena II was in January, 1850,
that he took the Office of Mayor OF
Portland, on the first temperance plat
form ever made the occasion for sue
cessful political fight. In August OF
the following year he had the satisfac-
tion OF seeing his years Of agitation
crowned by the adoption OF the Maine
prohibitory liquor law. From this
time he was known as the father Of
the prohibition law and followed up
his agitation in almost every State OF
the union, with comparatively little
success, as the results have shown.
Gen Dow lives . rather secluded life,
his son attending to almost all his cor.
respondence.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-03-29
JME ". CRAWLING, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY MARCH 29 1894

1Ae isa4 ~ lssA ors dstsss sss isy NJ
c6ea6td ffom che eensse .suo- o-ocnsttsea
tstei = ere ths IRON ore and coal dat(sa
ost9ssl .Rsys Is pei cent "a vssosen
"a. hs3s b I'D ds s! fig:sssss gs:ssY 70 ~ wA''.
fAs paragraph In The Wilson bill rslst-
I'M 70 Sce4s or packages. made cf IN or
6tkef metal Containing shell- Ash I" =
struck out entirely. Collars and cgAs sre
mfttes rata. but shirts and all other arti-
Sios Of every description. not specially
provided for. composed wholly or In pert Of
linen, will pay so per cont ad valor6m in
stead Of IS pcr cont. tho Wilson bill rsse
Playing cards arc restored 10 the Wilson
per pack as Hxed by tho Senate sub-conh-
mfttsa
On pipes. pipe bowls, and all smokerf
articles not specially provided for in this
act, including cigarette books. cigarette
book covers pouches for smoking or chew
ing tobacco. and cigarette paper In all
forms, the Wilson rate Of 50 por cent al
valorem is restored, the Senate sob COM
mitteo rate having been 40 per cont ad
valorem. and tho remainder OF this para
graph Is made 20 read as follows: sand
pipe bowls OF clay. 10 per cent. ad val-
oremn
The provisions OF the Senate SUBJ COM
mittee bill TO q duty of 20 per cent ad
valorem on bananas and pineapples is
stricken out
The following articles are restored TO the
free list: Cocoanuts aud horn strips and
horn tips
Tax ON Cigars Remains as It IL.
In the Internal revenue schedule tho
committee strikes out the provision which
the Senate sub committee inserted taxing
cigars and cigarettes weighing more than
three pounds S5 per 200 and cigarettes In
paper not Weighing more than three pounds
81 per 1000 and wrapped In tocscco so
cents por 1000. thus leaving the taxes on
these articles un changed from the present
law
The provisions of the income tax amcnd-
ment relating 70 a tax on building ana
loan associations, which we're exempted by
the House. but which exemption was
stricken out when the senate sub com.
mittee reported the bill has been restored
with the proviso that tho tax shall not be
levied upon those Institutions which make
no loans except to share holders for tho
purpose Of enabling them 20 build homes
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-03-29

COL BRECKIN-her confidence. He told
RIDGE her she had wonderful
intellect and had q brilliant future.
II seemed to be completely under the
influence of his wonderful power of
persuasion" she said. He promised to
oversee her education and repay money
paid by Rhodes for her schooling. HE
did not accomplish his purpose the
first day." she continued, "and it was
only late in the second day, when we
were in a house in Cincinnati" The
relations then established, she averred,
continued until May II, 1893, the last
time she saw Breckenridge. She re-
membered this date as it was subse-
quent to Breckinridge's marriage to
Mrs. Wing, which occurred secretly on
the 10Th of April, 1893.
Madeline Pollard faced her oppo-
nents on the witness stand under a
continuous fire of cross-questions, and
the trial was like play in which one
actor is starred to the exclusion and
belittlement of all accessories. Major
Ben Butterworth, the ex-Congressman
from Ohio, played minor part as the
auestioner, all the interest centering
about the slender, black-robed plaintiff
in the case. Tuesday was the most
interesting day of the sensational
trial, and 1t was made more so by the
masterful rapidity of intellectual
resources, of quick perception and OF
telling replies which flashed forth at
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-03-29
Overflow of News.


The old Opera House at Winnebago
City, Mimi, fell. The damage is $16,-
600.
ISAAC L. HILL was chosen as the Re-
publican candidate for Mayor OF Des
Moines, Iowa.
AT the Iowa State University class
OF thirty-one students in the dental de-
partment was graduated.
PUGILIsT CoRBETT in an interview
says he will quit the arena after his
fight with Peter Jackson.
STUDENTS of homeopathic medical
college in Cleveland, Ohio, are involved
in row which is growing serious.
EIGHTY THOUSAND persons took part
in the trade unionist demonstration in
London against the House OF Lords.
MICHAEL DAvITT, in a speech, said
he is convinced Lord Roseberry is as
firm a home ruler as any Gladstonean.
POLICE at Paterson, N. J., fear that
striking silk weavers will attack the
county Jail and release the ringleaders.
IT has been decided by the Y. M.
G.. A. of the University OF Illinois to
erect hall at Champaign costing $20,-
600.
INDIANA saloon men have combined
to defeat Judges Daily and Coffey Of
the Supreme Court at-the election this
fall.
THREE Poles were killed in No 4
mine of the Kingston Coal Company
at Edwardsville, Pa, by runaway
car.
TWELVE masked men attacked four
non-union sailors at San Pedro Cal, !,
and beat them nearly to death with
clubs.
In the vicinity of Spencer, I. T., four
lives were destroyed by q cyclone.
The bodies were blown quarter OF q
mile.
MRS. MARTIN and daughter and Miss
Nellie Mccarthy were drowned in San
Francisco Bay by the capsizing Of q
yacht.
AT Norwood, Mimi, an elevator con-
tanning 5000 bushels OF grain was
burned. The loss will aggregate about
S25, 900.
CALIFORNIA recruits to Coxey's
good roads army threaten to seize q
Santa Fe train II free transportation is
denied.
HEAVY rains in Western Tennessee
and Arkansas have washed away the
growing crops and wrecked number
Of houses.
WHILE sitting at the supper table
Mrs. John johnson and her son, of
Lawrenceville, Ca, were killed by
lightning.
PETER DIEHM, of Allentown, Pa,
distrusted banks and kept his money
In his home. Burglars secured $1,000
from him.
z. T. WHITE, serving out a fine Of
800 for hanging ]. Sterling Morton
In effigy at Nebraska City, has been
released.
GALLONS OF spoiled beer were turned
into the Sandusky River at Tiffin, Ohio,
and the fish In the stream became In
toxicated.
IT is stated that Miss Emma Juch,
the opera singer, and District Attor-
ney f. A. Wellman, OF New York, are
20 be married.
LIGHTNING destroyed o barn at
0wensboro, KY, In which were several
hne trotting horses. Tho loss wiz
reach CSC. 900.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-03-29
Many Alterations Made.

Many Alterations Made.
The Democratic members of the Fl
nance Committee have completed con-
sideration OF the tariff bill, and In its
revised and completed form 1t was sub
mitted to the full committee, Repub-
hcans and Democrats, Tuesday. After
the Senate was called to order at noon,
Mr.. Voorhees,, chairman Of the COM
mittee, reported from that committee
the bill, introducing 1t in few words.
The most important change made In
the bill Is in the sugar schedule, a
change being made by which an addi-
tional duty of one-eighth Of per cent.
q pound is given on all sugars testing
above 98 degrees by the polariscope
test, or which are above No. 16 Dutch
standard In color.
The text of the sugar schedule as
now agreed upon is as follows:
All sugars, tank bottoms, syrups of
cane juice or of beet juice, melada,
concrete and concentrated molasses
testing by the polariscope not above