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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-15
rnIl, of thc rnrim mn.

Washington. February 1.-THE tarln
subcommittee OF the senate committee on
finance was in conference today. rhe
conference was devoted to a report upon
,hc progress made by the subcommittee
on the tarln bin and to general dtscus-
sion OF disputed points, such as sugar
coal, iron ore. lead ore, income tax and
whisky tax
The developments of the past day or
two have gone far toward Indicating that
the house bill VIII be disturbed in as few
particulars az possible. Members Of the
ways and means committee are urging
this course, and In support Of their arsu-
ments assert that II the bill should be
radically changed it will be imperiled In
the house
The conference continued until o'clock.
While none OF the Important questions IN
dispute were decided beyond irrevocnble
change some OF them were agreed upon
tentatively. The decision, briefly. IS to ex-
tend the bonded period ON whisky ana In
crsase the tax to sl.2o per gallon 10 put a
duty on coal and leave the iron schedule
as It is in the house bill.
The question Of a sugar duty IS stil IN
settled.
Mir. Voorhees, authorizes the statement
that the bin will be ready to be reported
next Tuesday
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WOULD RUN PosTorFIoIs ON A
BUSINESS BASIS.
Ten Principal Offices to be Placpd
Under the Direct Management
of Postmasters.
MR. DUEPHY WILL FArHBR raB BILL
IN the HOUSE.
Special Meeting Of 81, eos,efics COMMITTEES 10
Re Held TO Consider the Matter Would
Be Radical Innovation.

Washington, February it--Postrnastor
General Bissclls plan to place the porta,
service Of the ten largest cities Of the
country under the practical management
OF their rosumastcrs viii be Z, radical In
noNaion In the system Of the department
II it IS adopted. The house committee on
postofnces win devote itself to - c3usidera.
ton OF the matter forthwith. holding a
sepcial meeting next Monday. at which the
postmaster general VIII be invited TO APP
pear anu explain the proposed change.
This scheme viii involve no increased
expenditures, but is simply designed to Sc
cure the administration OF pcstof6ces
without the friction and rcd tape incl.
dental 10 the present system in which
the department oversees expenditures and
details of office management
According 10 explanations maue yoster.
day by Assistant Postmaster General
Jones 1t is practical TO deduct from tue
estimates Tor postal service the amounts
which the department would probably
nassn to the ten leading claes ana have
congress II AXE an appropriation OF GER
tain sum for each one. This money would
be at the command OF the several post
masters 10 draw upon and utilize as they
saw ht giving 20 them the same power
held by the managers OF private business
cuuGerna Me pu4tmasttrs themselves are
cntiuSnst,caly IN FAVOR 81 the plan and
the heads OF tho offices at Chicago and
other ciues EXPECT tu address tine commit
tee, II is urged char these cities are en-
uled 10 apscn consideration, because
Whey yield one-third ot the revenue from
the service, the New York postOfnce alone
turning into the treasury OF the govern
ment $iO00O0 more than is expenses
lt was predicted IN committee that ch-
Jcctons Wotll be made on the door OF
congress by Representatives. OF the smaller
cities which did not receive the same ia
vog5. two members, REPRESENTATIVES Loud
OF san Francisco and Caldwell OF Ciucln-
natl, suggested that lump sum for the
ten cities should be appropriated. the DIT
vision 10 be made by rae postmaster gem
oral They feared thpt In the general
sbIrmish Now York city would secure the
lions share by force OF It's large number
Of representatives an apprehension that
Representative Dunphy assured them was
needless.
Mr. Dunphy has the bill before congress
20 socure the adoption OF the plan and Is
It's particular champion
The postmaster general favors II because
II Will relieve the department OF much
troublesome work without putting any nd
ditiona burden on the postmusterE No
question was made OF me benefits OF the
criticisms baslny them on the ground that
the snmo benefits are not to be extended
10 an Offices one member calling II
"ClaSs legislation 30
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spenlier Cri.p for senator.

Atlanta, Ga, I'ebrunr, ll-It IS regarded
as ser.iei fact here ina, speakcr Crisp
Wei be candidate for ne United States
senate 20 succeod Alfred H. Colquitt
wrose term expires March g. 1865 Mr..
Crisp has reached thnt point Of service
IN mis- congressional district where there
are many men ambitious FOR his seat uiat
an offer for reelection wonld mean "a
scramble TOO undignned for the speaker 70
engage IN. Furthermore, even IN the
event az me house being democratic Il
Is considered doubtful r. MIR. Crisp could
carry the day third time It Is for inc
purpose OF removing aim from these com
pl.catlons mat his friends are now laying
their wires to place him n the senate.
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rny fnr ENLrn MIND

washington February ll-Henry =.
Iorcu2 of Toledo. Ohio. has been appointed
special attorney Of ,he department of Jus.
tlce IN connection with suits brought by
letter carriers IN dinercnt nart8 OF the
country for compensation Tor time Ia cN-
cess OF eight hours day. There are now
about $500 Of these cases pcnling. and Lo-
REM viii examine ana briefly prepare each
oaHr for action by the court
W. W. Hin, az commissioner of the
court OF claims. ~ now engaged IN exam
ming cnrricrR' books, time sheets. etc. IN
different cities and where there is no DIS
pute as to facts. as reported by Hin the
court viii decide cages upon his nndinga
This procedure. It is said, viii greatly ex-
pcdlto the determination of those cnses.
The supreme court has already decided
that the carriers are entitled e. oompcu
sntion for time served In excess OF eight
hours. no that the only question involved
Is the amount Of extra time ench claimant
has worked
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Mnmnn snnrnrnnn.

Washlngton, rvorualy l4,--rne twenty
sixth annual convention OF the National
American Woman suffrage association
VIII be held la Washington, IN Me,zeruus
music hall, from tomorrow 70 February
~ Besides the presidents OF the auxiliary
state associations, the speakers invited
are Mae, Fannie Eamplni Sala.ar OF
Italy, and Nine. Hanna Orany OF syria,
VINO we're deiegatos TO the worlds Cone
eress OF Representative Women. Carrie
l.nne Chapman who was most import
ant factor ia the Colorado victory; Rev,
Marion Murdoch. Rev. Ida <. Hutton,
Rev Ann II. shaw, Elizabeth Boypton
liarbart Mrs, Juaa Ward Howe, Mary
u, Nrout Mrs. Mary Lowe Dickinson,
Henry D. Blackwell and others.
susan H. Anthony has Issued the follow
ing call which gives the purposes OF the
guthetng IN detais
''lhe twenty-siNth annual convention Of
me NaGonnl American NonlRn SUFFRAGE
q ISOLATION will be held At Mashingt1u,
y. G., W Metaerotts music halt February
IS To % The governments recognition of
woman OF the board of managers Tor the
Worlds Columbian Exposition the
Worlds Congress- OF Representative Wom-
en-.the greatest convoCnton OF women
ever assemblcd--the participation OF wom-
On In The entire series OF worlds con-
giesScs, the gaining OF woman suffrage IN
Colorado, give Go our demand for political
equality for women unprecedented pres
tlse IN the world OF thought From this
vantage ground let us assemble In our
twcnty.slNth uunUal convention TO work
foy the realization Of an Ideal republic.
with the assurance Of success Ia the near
ru,urp
with the question OF woman suffrage
pending in kansas and New York II 's
apr manifest duty 90 concentrate our et-
forts upon those two States, md one husi-
ness session OF the convention viii Doe de-
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TELEGR ApnIc TIPS.

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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-15
LIBERAL RESOLUTIONS.
HOUSE OF LORDS DENOUNCED AS
FRAUDULENT.
Morton, NJ, P, Advocates the Destruc-
ton of the Upper Branch of
the English Parliament
RBfoREs IN ENGLISH POLITICS ADvo.
GATED BY RESOLUTION.
Opposition TO Bmplcysn' Liability Bill WIN
Be- Continued by Ccnscrvauvss-Lnt
Concession by the GovernmsnL

Portsmouth, February iA--The National
liberal federation continued its meeting
today with a large attendance. which In
cluded n number OF members OF phrlia-
mont, At this mornings meetings the dei-
ogates paused resolution advocating re-
form IN Legislation and Including the one
man, one vote proposition. the holding OF
all elections on the same day. the pay
ment OF members Of parliament and tho
abolition OF all rating qualifications.
Mr.. Robinson moved q resolution 10 the
effeot that the habitual disregard OF the
national will manifested by the house OF
lords was an intolerable abuse and ASSURE
ing the ministry OF the enthusiastic sup
port OF the liberals for whatever measures
were adopted TO secure u common para
mount authority.
Morton, NJ, T.. in support OF the reso-
ton, asked what use there was IN the
house OF commons while tho mouse OF lords
was allowed 10 exist. The speaker then
described the house OF lords as n fraudu-
lent company. lie said the peers used their
political power FOR their own peeuniary
interest and expressed the opinion that
II wae the duty OF the people TO end this
fraudulent proceeding What the people
wanted. continued Morton, WAS frst a
quarrel with and then the destruction OK
their great enemy.
The resolution was finally adopted unan-
| imously, as were other resolutions eulbody-
ing the New Cattle programme.
In an interview with Earl Dudley. the
mover of the Contracting OUT nmend
mcnt TO the employers liability bill IN the
house Of lords, no said that he did not
| think the house Of lords was likely to re
/ cede from as position after yesterday
eyening'a vote,
Other conservative peers wero Inter
Viewed and they declared their intention
| 10 oppose Peyton Cohb'H compromises
amendment, "a Tho effect that ans exist
| ing agreement hotween wori,men and thsih
/ employers should hd excluded from tho
| operations Of rhe bill for thras years.
| conservative peer interviewed alEo MS
Herted that they intend 70 oppose CobhR
! movement. even IL the government chose
to drop the I'M on MAT account
liberal lords declare that uhe smal'ne5s
OF yoaioiday'a majority rs entirely due 20
chance absences OF "a number OF Nai.on-
nlsts aud several English members Of par
lament. who wcro addressing moeung8
,alled to protest agalnst the action Of tho
house OF lords.
IN conclusion tho llberRls interviewed de-
clnred that Cobb's amendment was the
utmost lint Of the government concession
and n the bill was sacrificed the rsapon-
ability VIII rest with tho house OF lords
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-15
ImmIgrntion Unnccessnry.

Grapevine, ToXnl, February 2.--Robert
n Boardman, fnthor ~ four children dwo
sets Of twins), was born IN Dallas county.
Texnh. July 8. 1853. ana moved with hig
parents 10 Grapevine In 1871. Mrs. Carrie
Boardmau was born IN Louisiana ia 1874
and moved 10 Texas w 1886.
Mr. and Mrs. Boardman were married
May "a. 1892. and their first pair d twins
(bny and glrD were born March 3, lhl3
The boy only lived one day. The weigh,
at birth OF the boy was y pounds ana OF
the girl ~ pounds. The second pair OF
twins was horn December Is, 1898 The
weight az birth Of the boy WAS 5is oundl
OF the Oldest girl. Lalah Bernice, Is i2ii
pounds, Of the younger girl, AlliDe,
pounds, aud that OF the hoy. Keene, II
pounds.
OF either father or mother OF twins being
born, that Of an aunt ~ Mrs. Boardman'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-15
rhn pccI,hnm Tlghf.

Washington. gobrnary r-rnc leaders
on both Sides In the Peckham contest are
continuing qneir EFFORTS today IN prepare
sion for the executive session tomorrow
The best opinion obtainable IL that the SEES
sion VIII not be go long as that IN which
Mr.. Hornblowcr's nomination WAS consit-
cred, as the proceedings viii not 90 on rec
ord ana az only senators can hear the
speeches there can be- no object In long
speeches except 10 influence senators. ana
Il is believed that by tbs lime the session
leg MS there VIII be little or no doubt
as to how any of the senators VIII stand,
Opponents Of confirmation are claiming
from four 10 six majority There viii sbe
six or eight changes from the Horn
blower vote
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-15
~ mnnc nfncacur.

Wiihebarre. Pa. February li.--ltescuers
are stiil AZ work In the iil-fated mine at
plymouth. There is sim about thirty feet
Of nm almost oolN wall OF debris to he
pisreed before die place where tie thir-
Teen cntomhed men were al work can be
reached. II will take ten days u least
10 make q pa#age way Mine superln-
tendent Davis says he has given up an
hope Of ever again seeing the men nliYs.
fund win be raised for the henett q
tbs wldows and fatherlegs chilifsn,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-15

Cincinnati Ohio. February The de-
fense In the llrerkenrldEe-p1ll case
e ann fading tcdlmnny In the form or
dcpostlonB before Commissioning Fred
Hinkie OF this city. Mics PoilsTrr-T--sl sti-
III mas sbs was vslled when ahc
gaye birth 10 her child ny tna
foundllng asylum near Norwood tho de-
tense has dispositions from DeCnurs9y. th,
fot,ndilng physician. who said he never
nttgndod "a yelled lady in childbirth at the
asyhjm. This afttreuon they went 70 ne
agyium1 10 take the deposition Of Siatef
Augustine, who has been thqte since ihai
nerur ana ~ The houselgeeper %ho has
hesl, there ten years, after WHICH fsw
othsr tgltneRses win be aSlndned. the De-
fense claims 10 have established perfect
dofenqe
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-15
ToDAY's nvsNTs.
The Posts bulletin with what wnl
TrnnspIrc This nay ThrnuEh-
out the Country.

NEW YORK comptroller Of the
currency has authorised David MeClure
receiver OF the National Bank OF Dcposlt
to declare n further dividend or 10 per
cent Ia favor OF the dcposlturs, which Will
be payable today This dividend, iogother
with the dividends heretofore paid, maiIea
100 per cont on the face value OF deposits
Mr.. Mcclure expects 60 be able to realize
sufficient from the assets OF the bank to
pay dcpostorA interest upon their ne
counts. MIR Mcclure took possession or
the bank rs receiver June 10 1899, aud the
task Of paying depogltors 100 cents on the
dollar has been accomplished IN less than
eight months,
NEW YoRK--The seventh annual con.
vcntion Of the Central District lnter-scmi-
mary Missionary alliance viii be held In
morrow and Saturday. Thirty gcmlfHrlca
are included In this district. WhiCh cm-
hrnces Now York, Connecticut New Jer-
soy, Delaware. Pennsylvania. MARYLAND,
NirginiR aud the pslrict OF Columbia. An
elaborate programme has bccn prepared,
II " expected Tint this VIII be the largest
convention OF this character ever held by
the alliance.
ATLANrA-Tho livoliost intcrest is
manifested In the meeting OF the Southern
i.eaguo. 10 be held in lie Rimbaii house
here today The champlonship scnson Will
open on April II. Manning has sold the
Savannah IrunChtac 10 hfonlnNn itSlT
dents OF TINT city The Augusta franchise
has pcon offered 10 Macon, providing that
city nbAnduna itg suit against the league
FOR Sl0,ON. This auRt was brought because
MuCOn was dropped from the Southern
League circuit last year
SAN BliANC1sCo--on February Is. 1904
a hundred years ago, the French eonren'
ton made - decree determining that inc
National 1ag should be copplsed of three
vertical bands OF an equal Width arranged
IN the following order! Blue, white, red.
This date Ne made the occasion by the
French TO display their patriotism by Il
culuted iiat, the emblem OF the sublime
legend, Liberty, equality. fraternity"
RoME.-A Catholic congress, tho holding
Of which was forbidden Ia Naples, has
been summoned 10 meet In this city to-
day. The pope has ordered that the pro-
ccedings shnll be private, Ia order not 60
initiate the government
LINCOLN, Neh quarter centennial
Of Nebraska university Will hp celebrated
today aud tomorrow All the great edu.
Gators OF this ma neghborlng States ns
well as State officials, win participate.
PORTLAND. Me The special session Of
the grand lodge. knights Of pythihs. Of
Maine Is 10 entertain the supreme chan
collor OF the world toddJ
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio The twanty-Hev-
Young Mems Christian Associations Nlll
be held here today.
DALLAS, TcXns--1he Texas Reform
Press meets hero today and Will have
newspaper matters under confederation.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-15
RcsnryeN nrhcrch

WRshington, February 1.-THE secretary
OF the interior has Issued Instructions 70
the commissioner general OF the land OFFICE
conourrng In the lattcrs Recommendation
that The resurvey OF the Los Vogas grant
In McSlco be rejected. He has directed
that n final aud complete survey OF the
grant be nude Ia accordance with the re-
cent departmental decision as speedily as
may be- 30 TINT this long delay OF the
matter may DO closed at an early day.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-15

estlne was IN line with the recommended
tion OF Representative Cooper, who has UP
TO this time been unfortunate IN his post
offlce recommendations
postofticc was established todaw AT
Aimont, Bowie county. Edwin w. Thump-
son postmaster.
Hermann Fischer was appointed post
master at Flschers store. vice Hermann
Eicher dead. and Ambrose White post
master az Manard, vice |. l. Cuny, re-
signed
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10 Examine WouId-Be Cadets.

Warrington. February A.--Boards or
ofiicers have baen appointed 10 meet Feb
fuary Is Tor mo examination OF appoint
ees 10 Yves; Point AT the following pincoai
Fort warren Mass. Goyeror's ls-nnh.
n. y; Fort AicIIenry, sd Columbus Bar
racks, Ohio; Fort Mcpherson, Ca Jack
son Barracks. Louisiana. Fort sam Hous-
ton, Texas; Fort Sheridan. Ill; Jefferson
Barracks. NO; Fort LeaYenworth Kan
Fort Smelling, MINI; Fort Douglas
TITAN; Fort ID A. Russell. Wyo Inc Pre-
sld.o. san Francisco. San Diego Barracks,
cal; Vancouver BarIncks, Wash.
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session lie believed. however. the bin
should be amended.
MIR can u Florida favored the bill and
made q long sneeoh denounclnE railroad
corporations IN general.
Pending discussion OF the bill, the senate,
al $40 went into executive session and az
Dos ndiomncd
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-15
Me MiIsnn nrttrr

Kansas city. Mo, February Icon
gressrnan W. l.. Wilson Of West Virginia
said this morning that he felt better to-
day than he has felt since he left Wash
ington. He is now entirely free from fever
and his physicians think there will be no
danger IN resumng his Journey tomorrow
to Mexico Congressman Wilson and Tars-
ney, with their families. viii leave for the
City OF Mexico tomorrow.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-15
Nom. pn.lnI Mnlters i.

Washington. February 1.-THE appoint
ment OF w NJ. q. Hiil 1T Dallas today
ENDS one OF the longest and most heated
contests before the postoffce department
Hill was the candidate Of Representative
Abbott and his leading opponent was Col-
onel Fltzhugh, well known IN pohiieal CT
eles as the former sergeant-at-aFinp OF inc
house here.
The appointment Of McReynolds at Pal
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-15

Washington, February A.~kepresenta-
tive Raynor OF Maryland contemplates OF,
foring an amendment to the pending Blano
seignorags Bill authorizing the seeIethry
OF The treasury 10 issue per cent bonds
up to s500OO,O00, running ten years In case
tie neceaaIty nrlsas.