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Evening journal., 1894-02-05
MERCURY TAKES A TUMBLE.

a Little Snow and Rain Brings a De-
cided Drop in the Temper Iature-sllp-
perry Sidewalks.
The cain and snow of yesterday was
followed by cold wave, colder than the
coldest.
1t struck this city with full force and
sent the mercury down. At noon to-.
day the thermometer registered - de
grees which makes 1t the coldest
day this winter Ice was formed
on the ponds last night and
the skaters are happy. Heavy storm
overcoats were brought out and dealers
who still have large stock on hand will
have a chance to dispose of some Of
them.
Very little Of the snow that fell yes
terday is to be seen, although in smoe
parts of town it rapidly formed into ice,
making travel dangerous. There is
every Indication that the weather has
come to stay awhile, and will put an
effective damper on the premature spring
YOets.
The extreme cold put stop to work
on the new Federal Building TO day.
The stone cutters could not stand the
boreal blasts and left without raising a
hammer or chisel.
Work in the quarries of Brandywine
Granite Company is also suspended, the
thermometer registering seven degrees
above zsro.
NEW YORK, Feb 5.-This was the cold
est day of the.year. The Thermometer
registered zero here nearly all day and
the cold snap, coming as it did after
prolonged mild weather, caused much
suffering and no little business incon-
venieuce.
In many points throughout New Y ork
state the mercury dropped to II below
zero and in northern parts of the state it
registered 30 degrees below.
Evening journal., 1894-02-05
AMONG THE DOVER CHURCHES
Serious Illness OF Mrs. q. ". Prettym an
aud of Andrew smithers.


aud of Andrew smithers.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
DOVER, Feb. 5.-Rev. DR.. Rittenhouse.
president of the Methodist Hospital Of
Philadelphia, preached in Wesley NJ. Il.
Church here, yesterday morning and
evening. The sermons were practical
ones and were listened to attentively
The doctor also spoke IN behalf Of the In
stituiion he represented and urged the
people as Methodists 20 encourage this
enterprise in every possible way.
Mrs G. w. Prettyman. aged 20 years,
a respected and highly-esteemed resi-
dent Of Camden, Del, was on Saturday
morning last, stricken with paralysis.
which affected her head and throat -She
was not able to speak until yesterday
morning Mrs. Prettyman Is the mother
of Rev. O. w. Prettyman, Of the VIII
mingtOn Conference She also has grand.
children living in this town.
Andrew Smithers, one Of Dover's Oldest
residents. is lying critically IN at bis
home on State street His death is looked
for hourly.
Revival meetings commenced at the
NJ p Church here last night and will
continue through the week The Baptist
congregation will also soon hold a serie.
Of meetings Both churches will be as
sisted by ministers from distance.
Evening journal., 1894-02-05
END OF THE VAR At HAND.

Brazilian Insurgent Forces Being Landed
To-day Preparatory 70 a Hot Conflict
on Land.
LONDON, Feb 5-Advlces from Rio
this morning say that the insurgents are
now landing troops and 1t is likely that a
battle will take place to-day.
The bombardment of the city Of Rio
may begin at o'clock.
It looks like the end Of the revolution
Is at hand.
Evening journal., 1894-02-05
mullen aud arcconnerI to right.

Frank Mullen and Edward Mcconnell
have made arrangements for a fight 10
come of between the 10th and 10Th Of
this month on the turf It will be for
800 side and a purse Of $500. The
men will fight at 1873 pounds 1t is ex
pected that the winner Will meet anv
man for light weight championship of
the state.
Evening journal., 1894-02-05
TWo RoeeERIEs LAsT NIGH.
Thieves Steal Six Overcoats From TIL
store OF II. w. wolters.

Store OF II. w. wolters.
Last night thieves broke in the show
window Of J. S. Hopes, No. East Third
street, and took out pair Of shoes. IL is
supposed they we're tried on by the thieves
but did not fit. They were left in an alley
adjoining the store Nothing else was
missing
1t is supposed this same gang robbed
the store Of r. w WOlters, az the south
west corner of Second and Market
streets. A bulk window on the Second
street side was broken aud through the
hole in the pane of glass six overcoats,
valued at S75, were taken. The robbery
was reported to the police and state de-
tectives
Evening journal., 1894-02-05
Not a FlnanelaI success.

The regular monthly meeting Of the
Water Witch Steam Fire Engine Com
pany will be held this evening. The en-
tertainment given under the auspices of
the company in the Grand Opera House
on Saturday evening was not a financial
snccnss
Evening journal., 1894-02-05
Tourlh Cln.. Po.lma.ter,.

WAsHINGTON, Feb. 5.-Fourth class post
masters have been appointed as follows:
New York-Biliings. S. II. Pink; Harewood,
samuel Bancroft; Lafayetteville, Jordan Cor
nelius; Liverpool, NJ J. Dinehart; sharon
Springs, Il. NJ. Mallett; Whallonshurg. W. f..
Blann
pennsy lvania- -Crcssona, c. J. Breck; Edding-
ton, J. G. Vandergriit; Jenningsville, G. w. De
Evening journal., 1894-02-05
Coohran's Rig Farm sold.

Sheriff Gould sold William R. Cochran's
farm of 4l6 acres, situated near Middle
town, on Saturday afternoon. Il was
bought by the Equitabls Guarantee and
Trust Company Of this city, for S17, 600.
Evening journal., 1894-02-05
Ilfe snrer. nn Rlercle..

ATLANTIC CITY, Feb. 5--Members Of the
life saving crew at the lower station on
Brigantine have purchased bicycles to DO
used in patrolling the beach.
Evening journal., 1894-02-05
TAX COLLECTOR RUSSELL MOBBED
He Refused TO Receive Poll Taxes From
Republicans, But They Surrounded Him
and Compelled Him % DO So.

A Milford dispatch says, Charles Russell,
tax collector Of Cedar Creek hundred,
was nearly mobbed by a crowd OF Re
publicans at Milford Saturday night
because he would not receive their poll
taxes. He started to 60 home, but they
surrounded him and compelled him "a
return and receive the taxes Of several
He then agreed TO sit next Saturday,
from IL to o'clock. The Republicans
accuse him Of irving to prevent them
from paying their taxes until March.
vi hen they will be returned as delin-
qlents aud dsfranchised for voting next
fall
Evening journal., 1894-02-05
Notorious spanish Bandit KILLED.

MADRID. Feb. 5-The notorious bandit
Barillas has been surprised and killed after
a desperate fight.
Evening journal., 1894-02-05
nnnI- rIn.na

LOUISVILLE, Feb. 5.-The Dime Savings
bank of this city has closed its doors. The
bank is solvent and is going out Of bust
Evening journal., 1894-02-05
Memorial 20 Phillips Brooks

LONDON, Feb. "a memorial to Phillips
Brooks viii soon be placed in Westminster
abby.
Evening journal., 1894-02-05
Burial of Mrs. Maggie wyman.

Mrs. Maggie Wyman. wife Of g. N.
Wymau, of No. 1922 Lombard street, was
buried this morning. She was we'll
known young woman in this city and
had large circle Of friends Services
were held at the house The remains
were taken to Georgetown on the $ 13
train where interment was made.
Evening journal., 1894-02-05

Miss Florence Hutchinson, of this
city, spent Sunday with her parents in
Delaware City.
Evening journal., 1894-02-05
The Grand Jury RetiFes.

II was after u o'clock when the court
settled down 20 business. There was
the usual hustle and confusion attend
ing opening days. The calling Of jurors
and witnesses, swearing Of applicants
for licenses to sell intoxicating liquors,
the passing to and fro Of witnesses who
had been before the attorney general OF
grand jary, and the usual crowd Of
Evening journal., 1894-02-05

cur rms OUT.
Evening journal., 1894-02-05

charge of barn burning is a negro
named John Smittix. The prosecuting
witness will be Alonzo Whittock, OF near
Townsend. Several weeks ago his barn
ten horses, seventeen COWS and a guam
tity of provender were burned. The au-
thorities think that Smittix applied the
match
Clarence Huntly aud James Fleming
both colored, are accused of burglary
William +. Brown is accused of forgery
by the Delaware City National Bank
Highway robbery is attributed to JOSEPH
Tompkins aud Alexander Cramer. The
oomplainants are Italians, who say thai
Tompkins aud Cramer played the Dicl
Turpin and Claude Duval act on them re
Gently
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-17

The Post know about this great lnsutu-
tion maintained by the State for colored
pe5ule, us he believes that many of them
Nrt Ignorant of its existence and work
inrs Ne says that the institution Is car
ms for nearly 100 children, either dear,
dumb or hliudanl that ample provisions
rs made for their comtorl ana education
and AIS q means OF making 10 partially
self sustaining and al the same time learn
Ing the pupils no VITO work. the girls are
all TAUGHT sewing. making their own
clothes The boys shoemaNng making their
own shoes AN The improved methods
or instruction are used In imparting
knowledge To the pulls and they seem
happy ana Cuuteuted
The institution IS presided over by
competent facully. who are doing all
they can for these unfortunate children
NJ our state. and the colorcd people
should know about H.
The institution has music department
presided over by Miss Chcaum. who is
successfully teaching the children music.
a visit % this institution 10y colored peo-
pie visiting Austin could not fai to y
sp're them with great degree OF state
pride
Jenkins 70 viii be remembered IS an
applicant for the position of h-nlster 10
Liberia and while NJ Austin gained some
Information an regard to his prospective
a1oointmcn, that insptrcs him with re-
uNNcl hone
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evening with twcnty-tWo caaL.-i
6ers and win be know e. sc
The following ensce-s vcce e,ett,i sid
lrsitileu go serve for the lt
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~, hatr snun5, 81 Nea-la.1
ON sunday frs lNta ths-e us re 49,
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House, Grand Pres Soma 'E' 1s
of AIstlu. Grand S-enc.arr JOE
~ san Antonio ard sr VIVA y
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fre uN.cgrs
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is TRULY ROMANTIC,
4 SCORE OF sU1ToRs FOR AN ISnr.
PENDENCE BELLE.
4 Newsphp or Correspondent Gets IN,
Mltten, But Scoops His Rival by Pre-
vomiting an Eiopomont-Au1iory to
Witness tho nenouement,

Hrenham, Tevng March M M, ',
,,-,....,....I,. 80, iNu Foat
S'i'''dsut mere mas retralned from
any meEuon OF the sensation OF the hour
lof prudential reasons but since the Ans
tn Correspondent mas let tine "cat ON
lne renders OF The Post might as wen
"dEe further details,
me Nuun5 iddy Who has caused all tho
sensation Is Of one OF The first families
Vl AeAtS ana resides at lndcpeuuence
WIS county, u cnawulnS ana viyaciuus
anu as pretty as Helen OF Troy VINO
S,mmohel Greece TO arms and caused a
tAgnslna shlps 10 go 10 Tencdos, and has
naa shtols by the score ana FOR that
natter mas 'hem yet
a rev days ago cards We're sent out an
HoUngilE lnal on. the -lSt instant she
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-17
TEXAS TOWN TOPICS.
RESULTS OF EXPORTS OF POST
NEWS CATERERS.
An Inhuman German Woman Arrested
for Torturing Orphan chiidren-cal-
vert Establishes a Scarlet Fever
ouarsntius-H Heavy Rains

LocKHART March ls-Mrs "a Ar
mold. a German woman. resii.ns IN iae
northern rart OF the county, was hrougat
before Justice Henderson yesterday, on g
charge OF aggravated assault on TWO o5-
phan boys. abou. 10 years cid, who were
living Blth her as adopted children
The examination developed a case o.
w7ar.ton cruelty very rare in a civilized
land aud worthy OF the Spanish Inquest
sion. The inhuman woman put clothes
pins on ther ,QuSues 20 prevent tneF
outcrses and .h-n oga, them literally 80 q
pulp. burning ona 81 them on the steve
The poor ntle fellows are now ftte}ls
lueklng oojecJs slui One 81 them may @tr
Nls Arnold was required O. E.Ne ooal
IN the sum %, S5N fur her apps@i-i9e q
the next term ot county court s-3 -
chndrcn sayr o4eu piacei uadsT the care
Of a kind physician.
EU ~ vln was convicted 70 tnan-
slaughter q. tGn last fe~ln ct distr.et G
and was Er2rtCa new ElAl Ns F3f
dered by bis slret.es last week Al2 Is
nov n sal,
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rsssket on q Fork Worth hank he walked
haF way Nack 90 the tel trs window ~
the l-rst Nsuo1al hank. whore Die called
f.r SIS eXeaaHEe Cg For Is Worth. Hfre
~ eaye th4 same name as at thc city
Nasiarsr l1g drStt was made Oug paid
.r aua an uas qulcI uv CD yesterday.
sr7-s nd hanks slowuE tuas gae Coysi-
c.sa Nafarsfs draft Aitd beeu raised
Io EE,1 aaa pat5 aui that cfc FIRST Ma
.1ral papcy Asa been aShel also ior
g5s C.u National fArel better. as It's
esat was rct -asae3
N- Clau3t jesse who rlade TWO draiis
F-r tsf yarib one ot al sch was takfn
49, tr.-Es be- may rccos nike him t De
s.au,3 aGs.r see Rim
Nrr rEr Hsaa .a wac~e ne came from
or vrltEcr he has caue 5s "a mystery.
or course ere icss VIII not IAN pu tAe
hunks rsre hut e9 tEe rs wing hanks.
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ATTrAfpTrD SUICIDE

Wichita Fails Texas March ia
youug man named Walter Rodgers arrived
IA this city yesterday from WaNahachle.
He proceeded TO tank up on whisky this
morning and after days debtuch att
tempted suicide at 2 dock this evening
by Inc popular morphine route A phvsi-
clan was ,emmuuci and Rodgers rescued
from the Jaws OF death. No reason IS
given Ior ne ag'e,apJ hoaSer, is 5ald TO
Nguxahurhle
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MAY0R MNDnoN NEsaNs

I.ampasas, Texas. March 16.--At "A meet
Ing OF The city council h9d tonight, Mayor
E II. Maddox ,endercd Dis resignation, 10
take effect immediately and Alderman
~. r. Darby was elrcd mayor pro tom.
Mr. Maddox IS also caaiiman of .lc H0gC
committee % this county and Is one of
Governor HoEg WaFmqst supporters He
leaves soon for Fort WOfth, 20 take charge
on a LARGE business al that place
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES M RONDsMEN-

san Angelo. Texas March iG,--Lon Kin
caid. a wen known cowboy who was re-
leased on bond several months ago
churged with the assasfiuatiun OF James
NJ Pride OF Lost takt Texas, Ia this
place last summer has been turned over
10 the authorities by his sureues.
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Yo1ARUM. March l6-Iohn Bauer.
grand SECRETARY Of the sons OF Herman
Mr.. Wm. Keuhn Of san Antonio and Mr.
WIN. r. Elehholtg Of Cuero together with
some ten on twelve members from Sweet
Home lodge, succeeded in organizing a
sow lodge Of THAI order IN this city last
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Auldoon' Texas. March l6-Nfr. owen
smith, who Hives about five miles from
fire On The night " he i9ih irs,51, ~
is thonFht TO he The work nf an IN.
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ISLAND CITY ITEMS,
DELEGATION or BUSINESS MEN
VISITING TEXAS.
Gpvestlrating the Gulf seaport FaciH-
ties aud Arranging Big Cattle Pur-
chasos--The waco and Northwest-
orn Case Postponed-Thr Courts.

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containing a delegation Of sJockmen and
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ton cotton exchange. Among the party
were Eiel.d Nas.l 0i t-rAn, oraAlur.
N Martin A. y. Rector prominent
t41u"are merchant of Omaha; J. T.. Ctt.
SECRETARY commercial club. u. b. Weller
chairman OF tne commercial club and vice
Hy. e.. $. Knox OK me ClIaHy Packing
company g.. 4. El-Anlrst, president OF
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Marshall. Mrs. N. A. Gallagher, daugh-
Tar of @. r. Gibbons, took twenty grams
OF morphine and died Deceased only last
week obtained a divorce from her husband
Su# l.lt % note asking her father 70 take
care OF her child, and stating that she was
iITul Of III.
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CROCKETT. March i6.-B Bailey doing
. small mercantile business AT Weldon.
th!s county. yesterday afternoon aled "a
bill OF sale On IFS eieek q goods TO joe
Lynn consideration, 500.
Jenn3e smith, cOlorl, yesterday m9ru-
Ing obtained divorce from her husuau.
Joe smitl and In ten minutes airerwara
was married - Jgnu Gilmore. on Wednss-
day tae planun walked twenty-eiEht
miles 20 get "a witness, on whose testimony
size oblalneu me divorce from her nus.
band.
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San Antonio, Texas. March 1s-Tbe
charity concert given last night win re-.
suit no a contribution 81 SIS 10 tb- starr
llrf fund. "NN' rec
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