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INFANTICIDE CHARGE
A SeriuOs Accusation Na
Young Iowa Pbyslcial|

CreSton, Iowa, Oct. e-lRI
jury returned an lndletnlen'
young DR.. John Hyatt Of ~
charging him with the crime
flnticide. The youne man "
arrested and his bond fixed a.
The crime for which he ls luu
revolving in the extreme lug
OF the infant is OF a Hios' y
family and has always beea !
as a good girl up TO Tie lllll4
led astray by her lover, Nlo
yet been found. In ked oah
all the parties are wen NY
where DR.. Hyatts father haS
thirty years aud has q latse
among the best OF Noll'soine'
ty families. the excitement -
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Criminal Doincs.

Safe blowers secured 5000 from the
postoffice at Gallatin, Mich
John Parker, a 17-year-old freshman
at Pardu university, was brutally treat
ed by hazers.
Roscoe McClurg, wealthy farmer.
committed suicide by hanging at Hunt
lngton, Ind.
Edward Swami was arrested at
Louisville, Ky. for entering ringer
In Indiana races felony In that state.
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A dealer in horses recently took to
Clyde, n. Y. lot OF horses that had
been In use on New York street rail
road. u. II. Cady purchased one. He
was driving it home, when traction
engine, which horses native to Clyde
10 not notice any more than they would
sheep, met them in the road. The
.ity horse stopped, looked wildly at
he strange thing for a moment, gave
/ Shudder and fell dead in its tracks.
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The Turkish government has ordered
to be put into repair. They will bring
water into the city from the fountains
Of Arroul. A tunnel 1000 yards long
The aqueduct was still in working or
der In the time of Christ
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To commemorate the recent marriage
of his daughter the car has issued a
nkase for the establishment of the
Xenia Institute. In this the daughters
IT impoverished mobiles are to receive
general education and "such practi-
cal knowledge as renders woman use
full to her family and enables her to
make an honest living in these times
Of demand for female labor" The
palace Of the Grand Duke Nicholas,
the cars uncle. has been taken FOR
the use OF the institute; 100000 rubles
Is given at once for the equipment,
and large sun, ss 70 be Appropriated
Tearly Tor the Euppor. Of the puDilr
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The population of New Bedford,
Mass. is about $4,000, and 1925 of
aer people or more than one-fifth work
n the mills. As indicating the thrift
Of the people It Is worthy to note that,
although the average pay is but IS a
week. some Of the individuals opera
ives Of this town and Fan River have
savings at the Fall River banks Of
over $500 and in the New Bedford
banks Of over 5000. The aggregate
deposits In the two cities reach nearly
$1,000. 900.
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Great discomfort is shown in Ger
many ut the large number Of pensi ,ned
officers in the army. Since the present
emperor assembled the throne in 1888,
1000 have been forced to resign.
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PITH OF THE NEWS
). ENTs OF THE PASTWEEK IN
A Condensed FORM.

The Latest and Most Important New"
Of the World, CuIlcd From the
Telegraph Reports OF the Press
AsHOcintionS.
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The cities Of New York owe $171,-
100000; the towns, $14.OOOO 900, and the
villages, S2,GOO.OOO, while the counties
owe less than $14,OOO,OOO
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Several members Of the Boston Ath-
tetlc association have been fined $40
each for playing golf at Waltham on
Sunday in violation Of an old statute.
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Among the novelties in neckwcar for
.hG season. London writer notes. WIS
scarf whose introduction was aban-
lcned because not one man in ten could
learn how to tie it.
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Foreign EOaaip.

| There Is an unusual amount Of sick
ness among the English residents at
Apia, Samoa.
A special dispatch from Tegucigalpa
says the project Of a Central American
union has been dropped for the pres
ent
Dove, the inventor OF the bullet
proof coat, is giving performances in
Stockholm. So far he met with great
success.
Herr Wermuth. late German commits
sioner to the worlds fair in Chicago.
is drafting a government bill to restrict
bourse speculations
A serious scandal affecting con
vent in Naples is giving rise to much
comment. The lady superior AMI sew
eral other persons have been arrested.
The primate Of Spain Is about to is
sue pastoral protest against the re-
cent conservation Of Protestant hish-
op and a church in Spain
The British Miners Federation has
decided to support the Scotch miners
in their determination not to accent
the proposals made and to continue the
strike.
Advices received from Rio Janiro say
that the Brazilian capital is now tran.
qull, and that the report OF disturb
ance arose from a drunken braWl be-
tween soldiers and civilians.
NJ de Crais, French ambassador to
Great Britain, has resigned and will
be succeeded by Baron de Courcel
Who was president Of the Berinr sea
tribunal Of arbitration.
The Echo de Paris says there is no
truth in the report that Premier IN.
pHy is to resign Immediately, and that
he is to be succeeded by M. RAYMOND
iolncarre, the minister Of finance.
Dispatches from Batavia announce
that the Dutch. after eight hours hard
hShting. captured Mataram, the strong
hold OF the Balinez rebels. The Dutch
less was one lieutenant and twelve ii.
Yates killed and four officers and forty.
1ve prlvates wounded. The Ralinez
lost heavily.
General.
Heavy rains in California damaged
the raisin crop 100000.
Lieut.. Gov. A. L. Harris was nom;
mated Tor congress by Republicans OF
the Third Ohio district.
a fish weighing forty-seven mounds
has been netted at Marquette. Mich
winch IS declared to be sea salmon
Southern Pacific railroad oftlcials
nave decided on a reduction of EXPENSES
all along the line
Directors of the whisky trust have
decided to abolish the rebate svstem
against which dealers have combined
The Russian thistle has been found
at durnee, Lake county, Ill, where II
IS supposed to have been brought in
wheat screenings used to feed sheen
A report Of changes contemplated ~
the 1athohc diocese of the Northwest
IS cemed absolutely by Archbishop Ire.
land. -
Father Francis Dent. who w,s do
posed by Bishop Ryan, Of the Rnffalo
diocese, has asked Mgr Satoll 10 ra,
store him.
Methodists Of Kankakee. III have
passed resolutions rebukinc their h;,h
op for ignoring their wishes regar,lina din,
a pastor.
EX-Congressman NJ. X. Gantz poe
nominated for congress from tho Gov
enth Ohio district at the Democratic
convention. ''e
Mill owners and operatives at Fau
klver, Mass. held a conferences h,,.
1alied to settle the strike inyolyin. 40
600 persons -
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MILBANK, SOUTH DAKOTA
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HERALD-ADVANCE.

VIM. w DOWNIE, Publisher.
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National FINANCES.

Washington, january e-Seeretary Car
Isle is watching the dwlndiins available
cash balance In the trcasurr and "a giving
Il much careful consideration IL IS taid
that by perAunal talks with the members
Of the ways and means committee az the
house and the hnnnce committee OF the
senate he Is bringing the subject forclbiy
before them With View TO showing Tie
necessity for some prompt action looking
10 the relief OF the treasury The great
fallng on In the gold reserve IL Il par
tculnr source OF concern
The payment OF N2sIiGa IN interest this
month. o good portion OF which went 20
New Ncfs. has played sad havoc with the
gold reserve. which today " $s5lSll 0i. a
reduction OF sj,7nq.esa 9ince the beginning
u the month. The treasury departments
ngures place the net available balance To-
day &C ssi.ssT .o95, as compared with Saeslr
go az the beginning of the month. or tho
former amount Sie,eisip2 IS not currency.
IN which, however, IS included tho interest
charges already paid and settled.
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the laws and asks Tor wris 10 reasrnln
them from doing business and Gust laep
from the pretended corporate rights they
eujpycd
Western States with their hondB aad
until denied the rne or the malls trans
acted an enormous buHinays Same of the
officers Ok the Nevada company were re-
centig tried aud convicted By The Federal
court al Chicago and this tenaF 20 cfip-
PIE their busineas OF late they maya boen
which 70 carry on their buaineSe. rlie
application Or the attorney Eenaral has
been taken indct ndviHcmant by the court.
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T,h 3 nnn.i- nncntinn.

Washington Janupyy e--Chairxpn VIII
son OF The ways and means committees
says there will be no consideration OF
the bond question uutil The tarlff bill Is
out OF the way
Today Representative Hartef introduced
d bill authorizing The Frrreiarv Of the
treasury 20 issue bonds whenever hn con-
ssdars It necessary u maintain the proper
reserve. or provide funds for The payment
nf dohtp due or about 10 become due.
Tie bonds are TO baar 3 per cent run
thirty years with the rroyiso that the
United States may elect 70 pay them OF
any time after one year after issuance.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-07

Washington, january 6.--Mr. pcndleion
has rever ceased TO work for Motley, who
WAS rejected hy tie senate last full ot the
Instance Of Mr.. Ccke because OF AInh-
Nif Coke has finally agreed 90 Withdraw
al further opposition 70 MohIey ana ccn-
scented to confirm him for whatever office
the president might nominate him. Nj.
Pandletcsl went this morning With this
story 70 President Cleveland, who, how.
eyer positively refused 20 consider Mob
ley's name. SAYING that an applicant Who
could net easily find favor With his own
senat0tT wns not worth his consldern-
finn.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-07

on the gear and Furnishing. In every point
OF machinery, speed horse power and coal
consumption the plans and specifications
have been hnntcn The mean displacement
during the run Amounted 20 500 tons, while
only $500 wore called FOR hy the contract.
The pressure test WAS exceeded b. over
Blk pounds.
The collective horse power OF the main
and auxiliary engines operated during the
meat was 5000. Under these conditions OF
steam md power the furnaces coneumed
ag9ei pounds q coal per hour during the
run.
II win take from scven 10 eight months
10 put tho Finishing touches en- the ulym-
piA 80 she can be declared IN commission
ana fit to fight as well as run
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Ne.Icnn noundnrv Commsssion.

washington. January G.--goionei A,tHon
e. 0Sills, United States army, boundary
commissioner on the part Of the United
States 10 settle the Rio Ginnde Dound~
airy where It 81 uncertainon account Of the
recent ciiailgcs N the ftvcr bed, VIII meet
tho Mexican commissioner eipnftnd for
d Hike puipUse IL El Pneo on Monday next,
whore Tho slitiuse Of the commission YIN
begin Testimony VIII be taken az va
tious points down the rives
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-07

5 Comptroller Eckels today declared the
firnt dividend Of % per cent in favor Of
The creditors OF the III PaAo National
bank on claims proved amounting TO
xa2.20s.
Mr.. CuIberson was at the treasury this
morning 10 see 20 thr appointment Of
eevainl minor Texas officers, such as
cuetodians OF public buildings,
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trade will be held at the shoreham IN this
Ia this city on the Esd Instant Local
boards, comprising the organisation, were
N favor OF this city for the meeting place
IN order that they might come into close
contact with their respective representa-
uvcs regarding certain congressional Leg
islation. which is the object OF the meet
ing
large number OF boards have already
forwarde the subjects % resolutions
which win be reported for discussion. The
session win last three days and the rcc-
concentrations resolved upon win he re-
ported 70 congress by a special commit
toe.
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WhehilRton. january "a ppstoilIcc was
today established at Marthnlla, IA Gon-
gales county
poStnnstcrs Tor Texas Cum, NiNo
cornty. j. il. Head, vice 4. ~ Sargent,
resigned Laurel, Newton county J, NJ
Kelly, vice D. ~ childere, resigned;
l1iiaario FL Paso county. Greguria ~,
Garcia, Ir, vics J p, Clark, removed.
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an Intcrthtlnr nnarntion..

Chicago january 2, phyeicians at Mer-
a. Eosgiial afc araftlns skin uprn the
burned arms Of Mrs BiRkc Of pffawu,
H.. scventyrtsvo squire inches u riitlcle
having been taken FROM "a. thighs OF her
husband, Ifx-State Attprncy W W. blake.
>I'ha operation SO far h;ls bhqn aueceastHi
ntHi Il the only case N TIT county IN
which any person has sacrlnced 10 great
a nirface Of skin for another
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DEMAND MADE UPON THE Fl
vIsIOEAL GOVERNMENT.
The Dethroncd Hawaiian Queen
10 Be willing to Grant
General Amnesty.
NOTHING GIVEN OUT Ar THE sri
DEPARTMENT,
The captsin Of ths Revenue Outer o.
siiil Rsmhias Silent no Ono Allowed
70 Come Aboard.

x,5z..
Nennihs'oRs Shnuety oin 'af|
Munser's revert TO the treasury OIL
arrival OF Tho revenue cutter corwiI
a., tsrsn,t.s.o X a,ss.a ~, ~
ttr''N'aN * S'''''''
LETT Lem Honolulu on the 18th OF
uen1ner. The oantatn's report con|
'1t'''.'a -
" the vessel lcft on INC 'ttn, she FL
neNs from the place two dayn later
mar rS.asted IN ti,e Associated Isresn|
80 Il.
patches from Aaeh'Ahe. Inc eh.p
lncredriity cxprrnacd by the elntc dnj
~ ent xeatcrday Mas been ohnrrrd bS|
~, .s,..,.,.
tese'fe y o'pner u'Si''sNp VITA
by the Crrwirl a. " knlly corirfnp|
news received by thu Assosaated "
i, 49, 49,. ~ s,.s, ~, ,.e,.,,,s,.
~,ss KY $3.50 ~, ~ ,,',
hsF vp5s slvns 70 aeesashE 20 corNl|
nxnul0d, and ;hge Mtaintcr willis
procecd6d on the line of his ORIGINAL
... s.ss..,... ~. ~ 40,
Htrusnvh9' ho''Assi'e tnr ptv','s'y'''ia
efniucnt khse they are expected 70 Il
sn order to allow che restoration "a
r,,eea ssa+n,rs. ,s.r ia ,s.ra.a AZ ii
- 49, ~ ~ Ia
eNtcnt q piAe disturbances causes
fiYls antion. hslt tnak Hherc n a consI
OF tension and great exclicmetM ~ il
iuiu ID certain
THIS news N q xutpflse, ana as 4
10 20 the etatn department ns was|
news IN the nfsst place, init AfiniatSr
itE had failed 10 curry out HIS inStrusI
owing % tho rcfusnl Of mo qaecu
II
men feit BY tho state Department FL
neAsurNd IN thc seFns used 10 diss|
the Auckland Dispatch II was aald
ina n6,sa WAS ii1porssbie. "a the llGi
Minister WINS II sirarlipns ind the
dcnt'r ulessaeps and that the flimprt
have boon rot pfloat in Hcnciull.
|. the deliberate PURPOSE ~ thr0winK|
crttlit npon the good faith Or PRED
Cleveland.
Henlnaept haSsaof ~ Maryland
II 70 speak for the dmiat'tratlon II
houce wax an evrly yleitor ut md
rErtiretfL az Bsutt this nHrriuE and|
elnseted With SncrctAfy Hfssshafn ipr
time. a' ii
Senator CRY 81 PcIanraFt, WI
IspckespAu fs,r the hawaiian policy q
n9or 81 tho srratr, c;afne Inter and Il
is'anftf conferences With Necretpty 81
f;respain, Thrfe n ~ apitnt falit " |
eernoa ff'el tsIat sis " tlil3 mtsat moi
tne part II ~ PRO ysy3io''F sy,xffnfnsI
Ylela peaceaAply Hfsd tnepe ~ ~ "
tension yRat Minister Niills' i'lllpusI
feegm y 3ee,fe llA '',l'slli. LODE %
pi.nitly agelnnt s'irn y e2ilfac,
1l1,Hser Nils y ~ py wa s'&'
phftnvnt " nav $500 Nlas' - luns|
W ll'Fl.'9 Y y, " ~
Roivs Wills lsn ~, Is y . ..' K. =,
Nyl.H,,ipns AngS n',ss'ssnt i'V'n tnvne
Wl,i0n * 1870 1870, ,.,aaw $50. -.
w 49, X xxx =
.Nsssu go. VA -, 'sss,ass tns,,r
e Ss N III tx conteu tents q a. ths 4
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I pouehireepelc. \, y. ianuary sl~yhe
LailIn a Rand powder mill az Rlfiers
Ulster county, twelve miles from ms
1ity hicw up 81 O'Clock this mornlny
-Four men were killed ana severed badly
wounded.
The dead are FrledepbiTeh Gardner
Solomon Saunders aud Joseph ZIP
department. where powder 81 dfia1 sftcr y
hhe gore through the other PROGRESSES ~
manufacture. The explpwon shook me
near BY country and ~ the vlilnEe ot
RoseAale. two miles away. many p4neF ~
ginss were fhaftered. The explosion MA
distinctly feif m ibis city ana the hfe
s:eps1 tT1srt was called out
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Washington. January ga very odd but
Interesting communication has been pre-
sartei 10 re hopre by Representative
Hammer on behalf Of John = riprich q
Atlantic, Iowa. The communication Il
wilton entirely Ia German aud recon-
mends cianges IN our system OF taxstlont
He suggests the 1dopuon Of an income
tax on a bnsls of rio Prnsslan income tax
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-07

Washington. January C.-The contest for
the Eagle Pass collcctorahip proves in
ierestng, although the term Of the pres
emit incumbent does not expire for over a
year II is thought that iiis removal for
offensive par,ieauship and other reaeons
win not DO heard.
Mr. Grain r. pushing his man. I'd Lam
OF Victoria. former collector 81 browne
vile. and as Paechal has far greater ter
ritorial Interest," IN the El Paso office ~
would not be surprising 10 sec him name
the winner
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san Francisco. cal. Januhry 6,-IudE-
menf has been passed upon the spaea aud
motive power Of the cruiser olympia ana
the calcnlatitn Of the trial run ~ santa
I3afbara channel has eliminated M yefe
dict of q ESQ kunfg per hour, which VIII
efve preminm " Si0.0o0 70 the builders.
The report OF the trial board y COM
plefe with he eyceptiVn Of the judgment
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-07

Washington, january s-J- Hale sypher
"a congressional attorney created a sensa-
ton IL the house naval committec room
today by accunlng members Of tho COM
mlttee In aiding contractors Tor warshlpa
~ securing large premiums. witch were
obtained BY ooliusion betwehu the c'iiltfac7
tors and government officers The matter
win be investigated.
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81 reward Tor me delivery 81 Jerry
Williams To me IN whartoil TsHas ierry
IL negro about feet inchas high.
weghs about Az pounds, 4 o lttlc Aien-
der and has very iitflk b1kid. acnkferinG:
gtrhrr cake color and Il fbDut IS ynnfH old.
viii pay above reward for his delivery 70
me In wharton c.t.tntss 5tij. II. n. Bick-
IA. sheriff wharton cturty aq=aii
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washington January Representative
spefry. who leads the democratic DIRECTORS
70 the Wilson bill tried throughout the
day 10 secure recognition 10 order 10 move
10 re-commlt ne tariff bill with lhftruc-
lions 20 prepare and sugYeHt internal rev.
enue feature BY asking for special rule
closing debate. Mr., snerfy tried 70 bring
the resolution 40 a. matter Of privilege
bur Speaker Crisp perzistently refused 20
recognize a.
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rnn noNp cosmANIrs.
Attorney General OF Missouri Seek
Ing 10 Nncatc Their Charters

lefferscn city Mo. january q. .-httornev
General Wailter filed quo warrantc pros
ceedlngs before the supreme court this
morning to vacate Tho charters OF the
Guarantee Fond Investment company OF
Nevada. Pettis County Investment CONE
pay Of Scinila and Sc isouis Mutual Bond
Investment company of 81. Louis. In his
petition tho attorney general says the
organizations hays no tlght 70 exist under
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-07

Gliteatoi. r1xlr, Jaf,uafY srMaypr
Ply vetoed The ordinance passed BY ne
council restralniuB l9lnDiug street cars
more pDan seven miiuA an hour. on fhe
er0una pf adgeFslty 70 public Improve
nents The veto Tle1's With general ap-.
proyaI. n
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Washington, January 6.~-,rhe deadlock IN.
the house continued today The democrat
lc managers were powerless 10 produce
their own quorum despite the declaration
OF the caucus last night that II was the
duty Of democrats 70 be present and vote
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5000 rnnM INspmANcE.

THE HOUSTON POST viii pny 500
20 the legal heir OF any person who
meets death by accident, provided
that at the time the person no dying
has upon his or her body THIS PA
PER. This insurance holds Eood for
1O hours only. or from J n, M. 20 4 \
y. IN. of the date OF this paper. snt-
fsfactory proofs OF each cisim musf
lie prcsented within as hours al thr
business OOiee 81 ,si~ Honston Post.
Remember fhis policy ~ void unless
TINS PAPER IL upon the persoa az
time OF death,
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Wanhingfon. January 8. "A favorable ~
port has been ordered made from ne ilqaee
COMMITTEES of commerce on the bill 70 "a
tend this term If ucrylcf OF mgmbrrs OF
lie aayEng corpa on the Atlnntic coast
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san Domingnn Insurrectlon naded.

Washington. january e.-1'he navy de-
partmenl resolved the following cable
gram today;
Secretary u Navy:
San Domingo. january 5-Insurreciion
has been put down az ANA, San Domingo
Everything ii quiet United States inter
ests are not endangered. a United states
sch Joner wes fired upon owing 10 a nig-
understanding. Tato men were wounded.
Particulars have been seni by mail. VIII
proceed for coal 70 ST. Thomas VIII re-
turn very soon. HeyerIAau.
Heyerman II commander OF he Enil9d
States steamship KoaraaRe. The story Of
tho capture Of The American schooner
Henry Crosby, which boat was fired upon
BY soldiers ia San Domingo was published
several days ago. The me6mee 10 the
navy department Indicates that the firing
Was the result Of mistake, Al tho saine
time tgo lives were sacrificed and It rec
mains 10 be settled what rcpariition Il 90
be demanded after the particulars In The
case have been received
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r,.lr..arIAioNIALs ToR THE

49,, :. r,tstret Court OF Fannin County, Texas.
VIVA y Bohham Texas Dec, Is, 1893.
postoriya. Esa, Houston, goxas -
Y. sst pin,ss send by fifst mail one RIBBON
peaa a ~ srr,, s,rrer 1lypewriter purchased from
~, ~ yser san Fhc Ribbon which canio with the
Esehpe has lasted up 70 short time ag2;;
rror, The above yon win see that, owing
i Tia double feed Of the ribbon, peculiar
d ne smith Premier Typewriter alone,
Ibe ribbon lasts year, which Is iiye TINS
Is long as a ribbon lasts on any other
hachine; saving Of SS.g per year N me
Aise Of ribbons alone. Just think OK "
syh,,e 8using your machine It is paying YOU
!, : interest II s per cent on its cost, For
'sale nv j. j. Pastoriza p. and J.. Co.
PRINTERS. Houston, Texas.
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WaHhingtop, January s.-The twenty
fourth meeting OF the National board Of