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Evening journal., 1894-08-11
Mr.. CrnI.er.s rnnnrnl.

QUARANTINE, ~ Y, Aug 1.-THE
funeral Of Mrs. Croker, mother of Richard
Croker, took place today. Tho burial was
at Woodlawn.
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nIverton onn CInh shnnt.

PHILADELPHIA Aug. l1.-Robert A.
Welch Of the Riyorton Gun club won ths
Riyorton challenge plate for tho fourth
consecutive time, defeating Thomas S.
Dnndn.
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Brewer BrrgdoII Dead.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 11.-Louis Berg
doll, the we'll known brewer. died at his
residence, C29 North Twenty ninth street,
of kidney affection.
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Acting MaYor Holsohumaker All Rieht

A New Castle correspondent Of a viii
mington paper IS trying to make palitl-
cal capital Of the release Of Mrs Kate
C0nnor on her own bail There is no
politics in &C. Mrs Connor was sen.
fenced by Acting Mayor Holsohum aker
20 pay a fne and be Imprisoned Tor
sixty days for getting drunk and play
ing the Lady Godiva act on the streets
Of New Castle Subsequently he was
advised BY City Solicitor Alexander
Cooper and Johu H. Rodney that he had
exceeded his authority, ioasmuch that
the charter Of the town provides that
"the mayor shall not impose any fue
exceeding 500 nor imprisonment for a
longer term than ten days This was
what led to her release.
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The AppronrIaiIon In nanrer.

The good people Of Chester are worried
over the possibility OF the 500, 600 appro
priation for the public buildings IN that
city b ing cut out OF the bill by the Sen
ate conferrses A strong delegation
went through Wilmington last night, and
to day viii begin laying pipe 10 have the
Senator'S keep hands of the mater
Evening journal., 1894-08-11
Iowa'a Drought BROKEN.

Das MONIES, Aug. II. - Tho Iona
drought was partially broken in Iowa.
Rain has boon falling, but not coplously
7ot.
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MARRIED

SHlPLEY-p pENNELL.-On August Z. at
o. 81 franklin street, ny Rev j France.
Theodore ID. shipley and Gula V. Pennell, ali
Evening journal., 1894-08-11

View Of the built-up Business Offices of
the Actual Business Department.
Students last year from III places and
states. Many ladies'
~ GRADUATES AIDED To POSITIONS. Ele-
CANT Pamphlet of Testimonials with photos
OF Graduated and probably the finest school
catalogue In the wOrld-all mailed FREE.
Write for 10. IA. S. GOLDEY, Principal
Pupils now enrolled by mail. ana at the
Office, beginning Tuesday, August 28th, 8 TO 4
daily.
Evening journal., 1894-08-11
Clayton H0HSG,
FIFTH AND MARKET STS.

The Clayton House is now we'll
appointed hoatlery where families
can find all the conveniences of a
first. class hotel without sacrificing
the comforts of home. The dining
room is tastefully furnished and first
class service is assured. A Cafe is
attached where light lunches can be
had at any time.
Evening journal., 1894-08-11
EDUCATIONAL.
GOIdsy Wilmington Commercial
and Shorthand COLLEGE.

Institute Building, fighth and Market streets.
DAY SESSIONS RESUMED SEPT. 3D. NIGHT
SESSIONS. OCT. LIST.
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QusIdno.
Der Datifan uno Ger neue Reihs=
fan,ler.

Der Datifan uno Ger neue Reihs=
fansler.
Nonbon, l. Nop. - Sem Stan.
barb" mirb aus Rom eemeloet. hab bic
grnennuns oes Giiriten 6obenlobe-
5hi(lingsfiirit gum ReidstanSler i'm
Vatifan feinen siinitisen G,nbruf se-
ma1t babe, ba Der Ran3ler iowobl Elm
@eener bes Do9mas bon Der pdpitli1en
uniehIbarfeit als aud Der Mnf1t lit
oab 1ih Der @apit nidt in bic Yulitii
anoe.,er 2dnber einmilben iollte.
Das parthenon beihdoiet.
Mtben, 1. Nop. - 8ei Der BON He=
eierungs Nrhiteften pprgenommenen
unterlu9ung bat es iib berausseifeat.
bob bas partbenon BEL bem Grbbeben
i'm Griitiabr iebr bebeutenb beihdbiot
morben 1T unb @efabr fur beHen sdrali-
den 3uiammenitur3 porbanben 1T. Gs
,perben iofort Mabreeeln ersriffen tper+
ben, nm bos @ebdube ,pieber ous3ube1s
fern.
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Our@ bic International News 60.
finb uns bic nadfoIgenoen 3eitl&riften
3uee9onsen !:
Das % 9eft Der n@artenIoube~
bas 2. 9eft oes vl1niperlium~ bos 1.
6eft BON ~l1eber 2anb unb Weer~ bas
Reft Z. Der rSuuitrirten Melt1; 6eft
6 unb z bon Stir Mlle Belt., iomie
aud bic Iebte Nummer bes aud.
Derfarbige SIlufrations. 8.
i4mud 1T eine Specialitdt, bic BON
teiner oeuti@en 3eitidrift mebr unb nit
sroberem 8eihid gepfe9t mirb, aIs BON
Der groben neueE Gamilien,eitidriftu Sir
Nle Welt" (8erlin w.. Deutihes Wer<
Iassbaus Bong & Co., preis bes wier.
sebntagsbeItes 40 pfennis.) 3euonik
bierfiir siebt au4 bas eben et1hienene !.
8eft. in benz Der artilel ~gom 9eqern.
lee gum @aroaiee" CID gana reispou
mebrfarbig ilIultrirt 1T. Nber aud bo
mo nur elm 6orbenton sur Wermenbuno
fam, mie in Der ~&abnfabrt elmer Dor.
nebmen Mroberin" (piolett) ober .Durd5
Den BAD" (ountelrotb) lit bic N}irfuro
cine eana ousae,eiduete. gu alIem
ltno bic ShmorSorudbiIber Runifmerfe
i'm belten Sinne bes Wortes, benen me-
mig dbnlid Wertboolles on Die eeite ~
ltellen 1T. Mber nidt MIR Der Bilber.
'l@mud 1T seoiesen; Der 2eieftoif III polI-.
tomn.en ebenlo mertbpon, nnb heionbers
bic Homane .epa's Gr,iebuna" BON &.
BON 8apH-gnentber, Cine 9ublinbs.
BON 3. eontpap unb xYolppenorme4 pon
Dans Nibter perb,enen ais MeeifferIei-
ltun9en bejei9net 5u merber. Gie Be-
banoeln stoffe. bic mitten aus bem q.
pen 9egrtf1en Rnb. unb feiieln iouobI
our4 s,eruidlung Der 9anbIuna mie
onrh ote nortrefIline G&reibweife spir
empfeblen Sir Vie gBeIt- piebtrboIt
aufs wdrmte.
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2lusDa1bin9ton
Ueue Grnennun9en.

Waibington, 81. Oft. - Der
prdlibent eruannte folgenbe pofmeifies
fir Obio: Seize s. Blne. Montpelier;
Charles gpe,s, Napoleon.
6eeen Betru9sfirmen.
gBaibin9ton. 81. Oft. - Daa
poitbepartement bat So gompoQnien,
wel4e Mr3neien, tpeldbe 3u 6outb Henb
aemo9t merben, nerfaufen, fur Betru9s-
iirmen ertldrt unb perboten, bic gireu.
lare bur@ bic poit 3u peri&iden.
freies 8aubols.
Maibtn.eton. 81. Dit. - 0as
54abbepartement murbe benanri9tigt,
bob bic eanaoii9e&esieruns benAusfubr-
,ou auf BauboI3 aufbob. Sic Golee
lit, bob conabii9es Baubol5 ponftdnbie
frei in bic Ser. Stoaten einseflbrt tuer.
ben fann.
Die ruffide 6efanotfhaft.
Wafbin9tou, 2. Nop. - Oie
Na9ri@t pon benz Sobe bes 3ar per-
iebte bic ru1lil9e Gelonttl9aft in bic
sr6bte Betriibnib. Dffieieu trof bic
5ooesnodridt erit ipdt Na9mittoas
bnrd folsenbes &obelsramm ein ct.
petersburg, l. Nopember. Sc bot bem
Mamd9tisen sefallen, unieren pielgelieb-
ten 9errn. Raiier Aleganber ben Drit-
ten, ou iid gu berufen. Ct Iorb beute,
ben l. Nopember, Na9mittass um 2
llbr Is Wfinuten gu 2inabien.
l@e5. @iers.
Ser ruili1de @eianbte ibermitteIte
bic Nadriht bem Staots.Departement
ba inoeiIen Der prdiibent niht In Der
Stabt meilte, uurbe bte Beileibsbepeide
erit beute abgeianbt. Spdter mur6e
offi3ieQ telesrapbirt baB Nifolaus Der
II. ben 9bron befiesen babe.
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l2O perfonen ertruntt,s.

| Gpbnep. 81. g. NoIes, 1. Ron.
Der Dompfsr Wairoipo, BON bsr l1xions
2inie, BON bier aus non MudIonb, Nene
ieeIanb, beitimmt, 1T In ber 60untdB
Na1t an 6er Great Barrier Snfel, dJl
ber Norboit.Riite bon Reuse GeeldnO.
seftranbet. Ser Tampfer batte etjle
srobe Ansabl poi1asiere an Worb unO
oauun iinh 100 ertrunfen. Der Raps
tdn Ste 5ntoib befanb R9 our 3ett, ais
Der Dampfer auf bic Gelien auffubr. onf
Der Briide. Ct lit nit benz gr6bten
9beil Der Mannl9aft ertrunten.
profeRor u1ommfen oeforirt.
Berlin. 1. Nopbr. - Yrofefior
3beobor Mommlen. ber aussejei9nete
oeutlhe Suriit nnb @e5hi1tsihreiber, if
gum 8i3e.Ran3ler bes Orbens pour le.
merite" fiir Riinitler unb Gelebrte En-
nannt porben.
ueberfhmemmungen.
paris, 2. glop. - Cine Barrier
Rabelbepei9e iost: Sic l9meren 3e-
senfdlle ber lebten Sage boben ueber-
idwemmunsen i'm n6rbli9en Jrantrei&
uernria4t. SIN ben Departments BON
Yas be Calais unb Norb iteben gon3e
2anbffri4e unter @oTer. Sic 6abrL
fen in &oubair unb anberen Snbuifrie-
itdoten linb bnr& bic ueberi1memmun8
brad selest. lnsefdbr 100000 Wsana
Inb baour4 auber Bei9dftisung eera.
tben. 9te 8abn9eleile iinb meilenmeit
unteripilt uno bic 3ige f6nnen nur iebr
unreeelmdbig laufen. 1tnfdue merben
aus allen Sbeilen bes iiberi4memmten
Diitritts an9emelbet.
pl6tliaer GOO.
2onbon. 2. Nop.-gine 0erliner
Depei&e iast: 9err alee. 9erausse-
Der beg @ei9sausetser, ftarb beute gona
pl6bli&.
Ruiffde uno enelifhe 6efhwaoer.
Shanghai 2. Nop.-Bei gbee
600 Hnb sw0If ruif4e 2rieesi&iffe etn,
eetroffen. 9as en9liI4e @ei9maber
treu,t BET Sbonsbai uno sdblt 20
Sd1tffe.
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Wteoer elm Bahnraub.

Birmingbam, Mla., /. Nop. =
Ser PoHoeier3us Ro. 8 auf Der Ranias
Gitp. Mempbis unb Birmingham Babn
wurbe unweit Der Statton Nem Mlbanp,
Mifi. bon brei mastirten Ndnnern an-
gebalten, wel9e ben 2ofomotipfiibrer
unb ben 9ei3er NIT porsebaltenen @es
poIpern 5uan9en. ben 3us gum 9aIten
AZ brin0en, no9bem berielbe ettpa eine
balbe Meile BON Der Citation entfernt
mar. 3uerit feuerten bic Banbiten cine
Solpe in bic 2uft. nm bic 2eute ein3u=
idii1tern nnb erswaneen bann Gintritt
In ben @yprebwa9eon. Die 3u9mann'
lhaft wurbe bur9 bic Mepoluer in
5@a9 gebolten unb Der Ggprebbeomte
eesmunsen. ben Snbolt ses 2afien.
ldranfs aus3ubdnbieen. ,porauf ii@ bic
3duber eilenbs entfernten. 9ie Ct
prebbeomten bebaupten, bab bic BON ben
Rdubern erbeuteten padete nur billise
6dmudia9en. Grodti9eine u.i.w. ent=
bieIten, beren @ertb ii9 auf etwa flint
Dollars belduft.
Cine un,erfuaune an9s ronet.
New Nort, !. Nop. Ser Super
intenbent Bprnes If BON ben 9oli,ei
RommiHdren an9etuisien morben, Nn<
tlagen seeen bic idmmtli9en poli3iiten
Az erheben. bic on benz unpropoairten
Mngriff auf bic ftreitenben Mdntelma9er
am Rut9ers Square betbeiliet maren.
Die Rommi1dre eaben bieien Btfebl,
troboem Der Snipettor Billiams in ei-
mem biesbtaii9liden Beri4t ertldrte. boz
er bic Anselesenbeit unteriu9t unb ba=
bel 9efunoen babe, bab bic Yoli3iiten
feline berartieea Ausl9reitungen be-
9aneen bdtten.
BUR 3eit, als am 18. Ottober bic
poli3ei jenen oentmiiroigen Mnsrifi
maHten, batten bic itreifenben Wdntel,
NADER eine Yarabe absebalten, mo3u iie
IN aller 6orm bic nDtbi9e grlaubnib er=
balten batten.
6eitranoet.
GbarIotte. q. g., l. Nop. -
lBdbreno zines beftisen @turmes 1T
ieste ylaht Der nit Roblen belabene
Dampfer v2emiston", nod benz Wellanb
Ranal bet'mmt, bel Oaf Or9nrb ge-
ftranoet. Ser Oampfer bot einen Wertb
BON $l25.00O. Ser @9leppbampfer
.Glorenee Oates If beute Morgen BON
bier obgesansen. um einen Deriu@ 3u
MAIDEN. ben Dampfer wieber fIott 3u be.
tommeu.
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etN Iur3er OtQer W(Qnn, Der De9Qupl,l
@ermonbte in appleton @is., su baben.
Ser Monn betiebt borauf BON ber
sansen &ei9ihte nidts su tpiiien, obs
mobl bie Deteftipes ben Bemeis bafiir
liefern t6nnen, bab er felt Besinn bes
Wonats ieben einselnen Sag In @eiell<
ihoft 9a3eltons su9ebradt uno nit ibm
an Ort unb Stelle bes ertpdbnten Glen
bahnunfalIes seieben ,uorben mar.
6a3elton bat nidt nur einsetanben,
bab es feline unb ieines @enoIens Mb.
fiht semeien iei ben Mtneopolis=Boiton
S9nellSus BEL 9eaforb Sunetion iiber
bic Sohbriide binab3uitiir3en unb babel
ieben YaFa9ter unb bas 3ussperional
su t5bten, um unsebinbert bic GIpreBeor
berauben III t6nnen, ionbern er bat
au4 big in bic tleinften ginjeln-
bsiten ausetnanberseiebt in uel9er
gBeije iie bic &ataitropbs porbe.
reitet bdtten, inbem fe bic Stibbalter
unter Der Bride, bic 8onbbolten tpel4e
bie1e perbanben tpie aud bic Stiidbal-
fen auf Der Bride burdid9t unb bic
S9tenenloihen entfernt bdtten, nm ben
ean3en 3ug in ben Is Gub unter ber
Bride bobinfiebenoen Bod su fiir3en.
pa3elton ertldrte aut Befrasen, bab
er unb iein Ramerab babel ,peni9er an
bic l9redliden Golsen, an ben entieb.
liten Wlen59enperluit eebadt bdtten,
als an bas &elb. bas fe su erbeuten
bofften.
Der 3u9 mar oamals. als er fi& ber
Bride ndberte, aus treenb einem @runb
unsembbnli9 lansiam sefabren uno
bielem umitanb allein III es au perbon.
ten, bob bic entiebli9e, NIT 10 srauia.
mer Raltbliitisteit seplante Rataitropbe
ni4t in ibrer gon3en S4redli4feit Elm.
setreten 1T. Nur bic 2ofomotipe nit
benz 9enber unb Der Grpreb Gar NOR
bur9gebro9en uno bic anberen Bos.
oons paren auf benz @eleiie iteben &c.
bIieben.
Dasleton iaet. In jeinem Geftdnbnib.
bab ct unb iein Ramerob ii@ ibnea ent'
fernt bdtten. oils he 5oben, bab Der Hlan
mibsliidt iet unb Elm Mann auf He 3u.
fam. Die nd1ten bret Gage. iaste ct,
bdtten lie 3uiammen In einem 9eui4ober
3ugebradt, ols fie bann aber an nierten
Sag no9 Merriq 9eben wollten, ieien
Re BON oem Sberiff papier, Der beretts
ibr Si9nalement erbalten bate, auf9e'
fansen unb perbaftet worben.
Senfation In politiiAen Kreifen.
Gbieoeo, Sa., l. Nop.-Sobn @.
9anner, Der BorNber oes republifani.
l4en Staats Central Musi9u1es
nurbe eetern Na9mittas auf bic I'm.
tla9e bin perbaftet, ben Mapor 9optins
in frimineller BeiIe perldumbet 3u ba-
ben. Sic Werbaftune NOR auf Deran-
laNuns bes Weapors poptins erfolst,
iiber ben 9err fanner In ieiner Rom.
pa9ne.2iteratur 9eiaet baben ioQ. vbab
er BON BEN Safer bsr Stabt Bluteelo
erprebt babe"
qerr 9optins bate R9 In Ieiner
2lase auerft an bic In eibun9 b. finbs
li&en &rob9ei9worenen eemenbet. bieie
batten es aber abeelebnt f14 NIT Der
Sa4e 5u bei&dfttsen unb Der Griebens'
ridterySobn &, Ylenolulue baIle bar.
aufbin Den Werbaftsbefebl aus9efteQf.
9err 9anner per,idtete auf etu Wor-
perb6r unb murbe inter $500 9iir9'
i4aft benz 2rlmlnal9er,At uberw,elen.
Sic BirsiAoft uuroe iofort seiisllt pno
bic Anee 'e9enbeit errei4te oomit fir ben
Au9enblif elm Gnbe.
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bes @em0lbes. unb als e DNnete. fanb
er ieinen Gobn Sorin. Der beinabe eriiidt
mar. Die Diebe baben i'm @anjen
6a9en I'm Mertbe BON peni9itens
Sc. 900 mitQenommen.
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Seuersbrinfe.

6om.e @itp, o., 2. Nop.-Sn benz
hisii9en Mubitorium, einem oreift6dieen
@ebdube brad beute Woreen Geuer aus,
oas 5i1 ben onitobenben Gebduoen mits
tbeilte uno einen S9aben BON $50, 900
ueruria1te. Barrett unb Dobsmortb,
@roeerp, gontpap & g., Drp.@oobs,
Robert @otti1alt unb M. Sobnion er=
litten bic bebeutenbften Nerlufte. Gie
urla9e bes 0euers lit ni9t betannt.
Omaha, @eb., 2. Nop. - Wtebrere
Departements oes Y0delbaules Der
Dammonb padin9 60. murben beute
Dtorsen ourd sseuer SeritOrt unb 3uei
Seuermebrleute Namens Sobn Spanion
nnb 5ant Yetsrs tamen BET ben 2olh-
periuhen um,s Qeben. Ser angerihtete
54ohen belduft ii1 auf etma $4,000.
900, 1T iebod burh Veriaerune pol
itanbi9 ssbedt. $50 Wonn toumen in
6olQe oes Geuers ouber Arbeit.
Shwieeermutter. .Shreden.
pbiIabeIpbia. 2. Rop. - Cine
ionberbare Bite bat beute 8. Qenorie
pon @iImiuston. Del. au ben WuRbes'
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Babnunfau.

6eranton. pa., 81. Dit. - Sn.
folse elmer fali& sefellten Wet@e fubr In
Softer, ,:.einem @tdbt&en ~ Metlen n6ro-
li& BON bier. Der gSpreb3us go. Z. Der
Oelamare. Gadamanua u. Deitern 1abn
tn eiueu 6ra&t3us binetn. Dret perio.
men murben bel hem unfoQ 9et6btet uno
etma Elm Dasenb erIitt Derlebuneen.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-19
started ON the survey.

The survey of the SAN Antonio and CUR
Shore railroad was begun Wednesday,
and WIN be pushed forward as rapidly as
possible,
The surveying corps embraces nfieen
men with Thomas ~. Arlington in char5e,
and his son. Fred A. MnlinEton, as nssist-
ant. Captain VIM. Davis president ana
general manager of the new company
has submitted public proposition to the
people OF san Antonio, asking them TO
give a subsidy of 10000 ri@ht-of-way and
depot grounds la aid Of construction of
the line, one-half the money to be paid
when the grade rs finished from san An
tonic to the Wilson county lne, the other
half to be paid when rails are laid from
san Antonio to that line. In return for
this the company agrees 10 locate the gem
otu offices and main shops at san AM
tonic. Texas. and commence the conftruc-
ton from that city by having the work
TO commence on that end Of the line Il
now trade would be opened up 20 san An-
tonic as the road advanced, and would
give employment to many peopi" of that
city during the constructions
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The New York Tribune says efforts
have been revived 90 raise fresh capital
for the New York and New England road
in order to enable It TO meet The claims
against It ana prevent a foreclosure sale
resulting from default in February IN
torest, Russell sage has encouraged this
work
Mir Sage said that lie did not believe
that the road would be wiped out or fan
into the hands of the New York, New
Haven and Hartford He thought that
This would be an unfortunate outcome of
the New Euglnnd's troubles, for no one
wanted to see complete railroad monop-
oily in tho territory between New York
and Boston. II have seen the New Eng
land road In even worse condition." he
said land It has been brought out Of its
troubles and retained it's Independence. F"
Air Sage minated that he was ready 70
assist the rehabilitation OF the property
on sound basis. and he said that he
Thought the fiicuds of the company were
strong enough to save it II they tried to do
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Taylor Topics.

Taylor Te&aa, january i6 D. 81 CARS
who recently lived In Taylor and who WIS
employed ass switohmHu IN the yards here
was yesterday gentenccd 20 twenty years
81 rviiude ia the penitentary for forgeries
committed in this city Gass pleaded
guilty to ten cases, ana received d sen-
toBcu Of twO years IN each
His method Of operation was 10 forge
In names Of prominent citizens 10 orders
on merchants, which orders 20 the number
OF len were hOnored Suspicion was finally
aroused. and when he presented an order
to q certain store IN town the order was
neid and the marshal notified. AMI he was
thus caught IN the act. IL is said that he
was guilty OF similar forgeries in San An
tonic, where he 81 wanted.
Fred Cook, a Taylor negro boy, was
yesterday sentenced 10 hye years In the
rcioumatOry for burglary
Mir Charles Bushy, a workman 20 the
Taylor steam laundry was hurt yesterday
in an accident heavy scantllng fell
upon him, cutting an ugly wound IN his
head and knocking him senHeiess He Was
picked up In an unconscious condition ana
carried home, His injury Is not serious,
however. az he 10 able 20 resume work
today
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pnLIsGRApnIo TIPS.

An Interesting church trial has been IN
progress al quincy, H.
THE Neptune noprlng mill ana elevator.
Charleston. III, burned yeatorday
The supreme tribe u Ben Hur WAS or
gauizad al CfaWfordsyile Ind,
MISS LBly Trlbble. aged rs. Killed her
Relr with gun at her home near Burton
40.
Alexander wilson. wei known business
man Of Lnfayette. Ind. died
Nearly 100 wolves ana fozea were cap
tufed as e result Of "a big hunt at hay-
nolds. Ind.
charles peBerry was murdered at Wet
Gialze, Camden county. NO. by James
OUTgbourne.
Ex-Governor Charles Robinson of Kan
sas denies that he ~ a candidate for gov
ernor Of that State
The western Retail Vehicle Dealers az
scciauon Is holding SIS ffth annual session
~ Kansas city.
The international BrlcklayerB' cenyen,
ton considered finances ana grievances a.
Omaha.
Colonel frank a. Bun. tho veteran
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-19

!. Cohen. a prominent railroad man OF
North Texas. visited Houston yesterday,
J. B. bonner superintendent OF telc-
graph OF the Southern Paelhc Ia Ia the
city
r. j. Parks. assistant general passenger
agent Of the Southern Pacific, visited Ea-
glo Lake yesterday.
E. n Cushing, resident engineer OF she
Southern Pacific. has returned from a trip
over the road cast,
~ - A., .,,,ot,us. rasss,rcr aren't
of "a, roicaro nnd Alton. visited Calves
,,, ,,,startnv afternoon.
,....,.. - ,,.. All
"U'" 49, 49, and rexas Waited gouqton
Wya',r,p,ia,. ana rcturnci north Yesterday.
IA. .,u -, ~,
ne southern iavitS I'm tto'' 49,.
Nilf"nS. "uo ~ 49,, So,r o,,S i,,ir
,o,""' "i'' INNS
n,,, , n,o.,t,, -, ,torgnr ,e,,v IA
ha"'V slr M w. railroad and steam,
IA, IT,, ,vns IN tbo citv Yesterday en-
rl,,i. ~ snn Antonio.
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N"'9"t, - T,r s,.r,,,cs .ss1cintion.
w y. g'1 ,.,Nr5,y fror, nonlson where
w. wv ,,,I,,, ,n,ptn,, aftcr some dcmurrnge
,,,a, ,'9 w. 90
,,.,. ,..,,,.,,.. ,,, ,,,, ON
No'luvloa W. paoigc bryren Houston
/ the SouVherh l'V"I ,,',o og for Tow
and san An'oh" " iI y. V,t rU rclleta
/ days Harvey MOTIFS II P'"e''''e
Tor nm tehpor"''S'
ELI Johnson genera yarn Vv'N v.
Southern Faelhe at aa', -tn ,.,n ' accent
signed mat POSITION "''u sr Os posr,
position as genera, ab''' ''' Wv
Island In me same CITY
A shipment from Australia when Is an
unusupi occurrence, was received at san
Antonio over the Southern Pacific from
san Francisco last TUESDAY II was car
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-19

Local notice has been received Of the
nrpolntment of Howard Jolly as district
passengcr and travelling agent of the
chesapeake, Ohio and Southwestern rail-
road. we'll known as The mississippi Val
ley route"
Mr.. Howard has many friends In Hous-
ton and other Texas cities who VIII be
grata,d 10 hear OF his receiving this new
ana honored position, HIS headquarters
.S,l nc IN Memphis and he VIII have
charge Of business originating In that city
and on lines centcring MT that point c.
NJ Ryan has been appointed travelling pas.
scnger agent IN the territory IN charge Of
the district passenger and ucke, agent
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-19

plttsburg. Pu. January lS-A state
mont of the business OF the pittsburE,
Cincinnati. Chlcago and ST Louis Railroad
company. includmg the Little Miami for
the month Of December hos just been Is
sued by Secretary Liggutt as compared
with the Same month In 1892 hcrc was n
decrease IN gross earnings of Slo2oN.s5, q
decrcnsc in expenditures OF Sl7N0SN 10. and
n decrease Ma net earnings uf I3lQS,1t.
The twelve months or 1879, as compared
with 1893, show decrease of Nl6f59.ii In
gross carumgs a decrease OF SSll i82i9 IN
expenses. and decrease In net EARNINGS
of $50 GgT ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-19

The Grafton excursion train arrived VI
san Antonio over the international ana
Great Northern yesterday morning a.
o'clock, and LETT over the Southern "a"
oinc al ] p. m. for the Midwinier fa" a.
San Francisco. ,.s.t,.,,.,
ae most elegant thai has ever ppe
through Texas. II consists Of me lAil' (
KrebcI cars. and Is the train that VIZ -,
exhibition In the Transportation pu'i9lt :
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-19

New York. January lS.-'rhe directors Of
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad
company have decided to pay the interest
due on February 1 on their second mort
eage bonds. The queslion has boon an
issue for some time on Wall street aud a.
was rumcrcd the interest would be default
ed upon Todny's action sets the matter
At iust.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-19
scnsntInnnl Arrcst..

Fort Wayne Ind. january ls--M. snt-
lev and hudson ryler Two young men
who have previously borne excellent rnpu-
toticuR and who are sons ot prominent
ana wealthy families, were arrcatcd on u
charge of bur9lelv this morning, Later
TYLER caused u sensation hy contcssing 70
seven burglarlos, IN which he was rims
loader lie implicated three other young
mon
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-19

mo Traas january rs. Perry
5a arrested at Gonzales and
rr l9lay by deputy United
i9llal from Little Rock. Ark.
PRISONER is wanted for ceiling
.'t sd license lie win he taken
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