davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Abendblatt., 1894-12-15
Stdott1hes.
Ods Dieter.

Opttter &Getne, 76 8aibtngtOn Str,
bert6tet fir G6icagO bic fOlgenoen 8aroz
meter un6 TbermometeritGnoe
I'm 8 l1br Wor0. so @r.. nm 9 1br SO
@r., un 10 ubr 81 Gr., I'M II 11br SO
@r., nm II l1br So @r. 8arometer1tanA
UNI 8 ubr MOr9. 29.4O, IL ubr 1880.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-15
2apeIbotte 5Ie9eIet.
Gtue fo3ioI0emofratif9e Kunooebuno an u1,.
rebter STEELE.


Gerltn 10. 9e3.
&us Miin6en miro beribtet, OoB pabs
renb elmer Stbung bes Staotratbes, Der
Sta0tratb 8irf, 0aS io5ialoemotrotii6e
Mit8IieO beSieIben iiBen blieb, ais ber Qtnz
trGg 9eitelt tpurbe, baB it6 i6mmtIi6e
MttGIie6er ais 3eicben Der 9antbarfett fir
bic 8abIrei9en neutrality-suspicious. 6es
Brtn8regenten bon ibren SiBen erbeben
1outen,
Abendblatt., 1894-12-15
0eRegraphiI6e Oeperden.
uom Rriegs(dDanpl0ke.
Der japanifde General GafRimi
Dor Gien=Shan9sRwan.
Die Ghinefen IN eiuem 6efe4te 3urid'
9eworfen.
Jom Rrie9sfdJaupl0be.
6iroibinta a, Is. 0ea.

Cine, bonn -. 0esember aus 2tntOng
batirte 0epciAe iagt, baB Die Gruppen bes
Generals &aibimt BET GOfafo etn 2ager be-
3ogen baben, unb bic Gbineien in Qienz
Sban9z&pan in S9a6 balten.
Qlm II. DECEMBER pur6en bic Gbinefen
BON elmer icbwacberen iapanii9en Grupz
penabtbeilung 8%e5tpungen, iib in elmer
StGrfe bon 1000 Wtann bon Saibatflt
5uriG3u3teben.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-15
Diro ntdt aus9eItefert.
DR.. rIcGurrY miro ni6t an ole Der. Staten
auseeIiefert meroen.
mertfp. W}er.. Is. 0ea.

0ie &esierung bat beute benz ameritaniz
i6en 0ei6GftstlGgcr mit9etbeiIt, OaB iie
bei6Iciien babe, i'm Sale 6es Or. g. s..
W}c@urrD, tpeIcber itcb in WonteveD in 6aft
beftnOet, unb tpegen angebIicb berbre6cris
ider NuSibung ieines 8erufes in Qtnnisz
ton, Nla., 9etpini6t pirO, bas Geiu9 UNI
AusGieferung ni9t gu 9epdbren.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-15
MexikanifdJe A6nber.
Gin en9Iifder Reifenoer iberfauen
ur1o berdubt.
Sem Otener eet0otet uno er feIbft f9per pers
pnnoet.
@uaboIoiaro. Mer.. Is. Sea

@uabaIoiara, Wter., Is. De3.
TbOmas @Iaier, elm enslii6er &eiienber,
tueIcber BON bier nab benz an ber &Iite Oes
Stiuen S3eaneS 9elegenen Tepeca cine
11e~berlan6retie macbte, lift iiibweftlicb BON
bier, in benz Sierra Maore @ebirge, bon
&Gubern an9efauen porben. Setn meriz
fanti6er 0iener pur6e eri6oiien, unb
@Iaier iclbit i9iper Derpunbet; bemiclben
tpurben $4,000 in @olO uno mertbpoIe
S6muflo6en geraubt.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-15
Die OeIa9oosBa
Guelano fdeint GeIiifte auf oiefeIbe 81
baben.
g retoria, Transbaa[7
Nepublif, Is. Qea. {

Der BrGit6ent &rueoer ia9te beute in
cine &ebe in GrmeIo, baB Der neue Gonz
bent in SmaiieIanb tbotiabIi9 u cine
@ieberbolun9 bes alien Gonpents lei, unb
6aB meber 9euti6Ianb nod Srantreicb gez
itatten nirben, Observation-Disclosures De-
Lagoaz8at in 8eltB nebme.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-15
B0fe 6e9eno.
Cine i'm gaufe eincs Jahres fieben NAL be'
raubte poiffuti6e.
Santa Sc, sc. &c., Is. 9e8.

6. 81. 8aterburg, Der poitamtstnipetz
tor, bat WtittbeiIuug BON Der Seroubu19
ser 2~lpingitoner BOtfuti6e, in Der Jt0be
ber Station 8oDte, i'm ilioli6en NrI50na,
er6oIten. SIS lit bieS Oas itebente Wtal,
6aB tpGbrenb bes leBten Sabres Die poltz
futibe beroub1 ipurbe.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-15
Opfer oes Gifenbabnftreifs.

Seute Morgen erf9oB fi9 in feiner @obz
nl1ng 5248 @merulO NDe, Der 8ei9enfteiler
SFreOerid 8Drb. 9erielbe mar an Dem groBen
9ebsitreit bet6eiligt unb bat iett6er BET tct@
ner Der 8abnen Anftelung finben tDnnen,
neil er auf Der f9par3en 2tite ftanb. Nus
@er5ipeiflung iiber Die monateldnge Arbeitsz
loiigteit eri9OB fi4 enOliA Der l1nglidli4e.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-15
Auf Aues porbereitet.
Die Japaner weroen i'm noroIi6en China fir
Rube uno Oronun9 for9en.
6 Is. Oe3.

Z . u y ~ 10 St6'
Ser yGtmes" ntrb aus benz iapanti9en
6~auptquartier gemelbet, baB Sapan bereits
Elm bouitdnbigeS Corps bon 8eamten in
8ereiti3aft bat, UNI bel ben eriteu Nnz
3etben BON 11nruben Ober 9lnarcbie, beions
berS in ben 8ertragSbGfen, bic 8erwaltung
BON 9torbsGbtna gu iibernebmen.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-15

- 0ie geitern Oerbreitete gtabribt, baB
uGGobbD" Burns in WeLrOie in 6uft 8es
nOmmen fet. bat ii6 ais cine @nte err
pieIen. Shabby" unb feline @enOiien err
frcuen ii9 nod INNER Der gOlbenen Sreiz
hpit
Abendblatt., 1894-12-15
S6iffsnadrthten.
L.. Anr nnAA n~nIAn4.

4OH Oct IIHd3t 9en1eIOet:
Stem OOrt - v@recian" bon @&asgop.
Soutbampton-v8erIin" bon Stem gorf.
Seth = vMtnnciOta" bon Baltimore.
2onbon = rMiiitiIippi" bon Stem gOrt.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-15
me9en Ger Quarantine.
Stdnfereien awifden oen fioamcrifanifden
Republican.

8uenos NireS, Is. 9e5.
Die Observation-Disclosures baben 8er@
anlafIung gu Wf~tBbeui9fetten 3tDt1cben ben
Gegterungen pon 8raitIten, Ar9entIn1en
un6 nruguGD 9egeben.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-15
Der DIRECTOR oes patifani1hen OBJ
ierpatoriums oeItorben.

9tOm Is. 0e3.
gfarrer 0en3a, Der 0irettOr bes batitaz
nii9en Obierpatoriums, lit 9eitern gez
ftorben.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-15

@benbblatt 1 Gent, 6 Gents bic @u6e.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-04
PoINTs AnoNT pEoPLE.


.' 81 - 3e0tHs president n the
~" neg" selected Ha
90 'te i--'' '-.'"s taN'eA Oh Chs
Prince Max'milan cf SaSgngs nephew
0t KING Albert wds ordained a catholic
priest ester1aF 90 EehFnlt by Bishop
IoaHrQL
Er-VIea President Morton tas under.
gone "a successful surgical operation IN bls
iaft foot az F9Itr T5is rI,rl. l5 o,,I,. a. l,,ss
uoa az few days.
Count Won Rartzai; tho e.r-ir.,,,y a.,
Prince Bismarck. and tbe ca,ntass van
EsmaraE. have goua =, Tra ti,.,,o -
auand thh hollaave
p-s, r,.-t.,,. -..,, ,..,
- go a'll lainuh6 W. hrT
,,,,. o., III l' oli li-'''sull'u, 0he %
gr,,lejcl sa r5-,,.' M a'.,.'i ',t ,LiiH
IN, rl,g,, ,7I 5-,,i ~. s''' hA'r ''
-' -'''' 70 A"' 'a "t-il ll'ia"'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-04

rcst-sa ct hiz= zo9a ard dropped the
Eavs, there we-s many yaezn; seats In
TIE Tablc galleries. Tie press galley,
ore-hs-sins The speakers cszi-, however.
vas lined with newspaper c9--eapcldents
On the d5or there wzs considerable anil
nation. EI-speaks. Eee5. Burrows, Dali
zel and other republican leaders vera
catering earnestly and CT the lefro-.a Tic
ste, each member Il the ways and means
commit ee was sI-rlunGe1 by g group O.
e. - the tactics which the republicans
Ucli1 pursue the Euspicion being that az
;ae outset she Republicans ~ oGi1 isy every
obstruction 10 the path q the tariff ball
ans that the FIRST step 10 this programme
would be % Insist upon democrats
quorum. To proven; suc1 move from
t=.1E s4c-esstul. the democratic wnIrs
present when vote was taken.
After the prayer II the chaplain and the
reading q the journal. come preliminary
business Interviewed
The designations q Colonel Fellows a1l
Nr Fitch 81 New York. who have heen
elected 20 Offices ia New York city were
read Ead the SPEAKER also presented the
Credentials 81 Nr. Adams a Pennsylvania,
~h9 ned been elected 70 Succeed the lake
SIR DNeii
The fight then began, NJ B5u;e.le, IN be-
heN 81 the republicans put.ug forward
the Hawaiian matte. % srtagonize the
tariff bill
2,- Mcc-eary, chairman % the foreign
aG2irs committee sought to avoid this
suhlee; by trying IS make an arrange
ue-t by which Saturday 4 this week
should be SAT- aside for rne consideration
cf tss resolution reported by the foreign
affairs committee .n lea Of the H.,, anu
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HOUSTON. THUHsDAY, JANUARY I
now 70 FACILITATE LEGlgLl7 NOS

There are arrays srabi;s7us members cf
congress who desire 70 he beard
Ne matter what IRE 4uestign ,sr CO..
Alteration by c9aErsns and 20 matte
hsw p-sESinF the demand for immediate
act1r there are always r,srnaars yrAo -
nitt upgn heirE hoard, ard tsey caa not
BE- sf-nors5
Ta3s 6 even 20 "a occasions vae- II f4
known that the ws-d5ct s. ALREADY uase
~ arr that 70 sr-ec-1,H shzt rsEear -
ET1ken Of jeft urxp1ksn could ACCT TIA,
Tertlcf oas way q an1-he-. 1re-tsr7
who have baen rutet perslstert En- -.eaas-s
for iiras q the agcr asvs admitted 1nz+
they aaa - hcTsE ~ changing ree r-tss-
he r@n1it q the wits. bot thev were Az
osE 70 be hezg3 from ~ thss- cc-z..-se...s
TITS T4sh has baan met AID raluzuse tras
saved ~ Granting leave - prin, ~ W.
EpaEsn sIeerh .n the C1rgrseslgrsz. ger-
oE3. literally flnrtGztei EitE l1pa1szssi
@61 fr-leF - hear! hea-y arL Tar1ls ara
srr1rT esidelres cf shz sa-sz-icr -.--.-
dlcsd. 5grt t'a same a. q 'he speech Aa5
rs1llr been scrke1 az tEs soar ~ 5r= qs
the Chamber After tie r-ae-h Aas tss-
cciy printed g may bs mailed - ,as ce-.
Sttlents. via are FarFoee5 n be watch-
ing the ccuras q thelr cqrgrsasu7a- ars
aisTioDs shst he ahogiS =zt rweu ard
this - Esrpcssi - satisfy every -.=zer
abr deuzrd %1s E5. ho--ysr. vdts tt.e
as--lng yours member who e. aflir-s.
with - Intense yeara,nE 20 arc.,. F;e
iaust fe heard literally In order shat hs
my trcrresa his osator'csl roee-s g-s
SAe lawmakers ard 1he galleries zz1 lssis-
Vsse mon ts@ press c1Frespoaeents
Inc house. o. uaw wreytElng vth tss
Hawlnn
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-04
- QuEsTloM - 49,

II hns teen suggested. 81 relation 20
tbs nooted question ~ she grammatical
orr1r spyareat "a the seculn u 4lr CIegs-
IaE4'a moss 30 congress quoted and
criticised IN Thurs3ay'H Post that ir
treating shs subject United stasas" as
singular nc president has moi sr-1-
This que ton GAYS The writer o. q cam
puaicati9D ad4rassed 70 ths cEtsr WIS
an issue decided ~ the civu war between
the States
TT Is fact" he says "wsrth7 II re-
marx that all writers previous 10 the war
SPOKE n the United States rs 'they' ana
when used as the subject q a sentence.
followed with a plural form Of tga verb.
Tor instance. james X polk. 10 re art
message 70 congress in 1915, IN referring
10 the then pending difference With Mex
ico. says: ~Ths Uuited States we're tie
iirHt % recognize her Independence ETC.
and Benton always uFeB The p,1raI form
81 bis Srhlrty YeaTH' View Calhoun ana
Webster Invariably Do, rs Iid egrry orc
e. ente-bei.-Fa days T31s custom vas
TACT recognition OF State supremacy and
Of the fact that our constitution vas but
q compact or agreement binding together
a number Of separate common wealths for
the purpose ~ government ard mutual
assistance and protection. deterIninable
a. the option u any party ~ the agree
ment. and that each commonwealth E.iu
existed and was actually a Nation 81 81.
self But the clvn war decided thls ques-
ton adversely % this contention, and the
states from this time hence were 70 be con-
sidered but subdivisions u q country cali
ca The United States u America This to
certainly the logical result Of the present
tendency 70 Capitalization. And since the
civil war writer's and statesmen have
treated the United States as singular.
which. according to the principle that
state did not own her own territory 10
The extent Of Withdrawing & from union
winch had become obnoxious. but BY
her constitutional compact had merged
itHelf into the general government and
country. IL correct Hence Mr. Cleveland
ala not err. II the United States is a
country composed o. a number on minor
sub-dlnRops called States, then he WAS
right; bat II the United States are a NUM-
bcr Of Independent soyereigntleB, united
for better government and separabie 81
win. then he was wrong. ouod erat dem
onstraudumr
This IS the view Of a republican. reason
ing from republican standpoint. II Is
the argument Of the eentrallzatioulsts
who would take from the States their CON
stimtional prerogatiyes ana lodge All BOW
er and authority In the general govern
rnent except such as might be delegated
10 the States under certain restrictions
II r. opposed 10 the theory that these
United States are a compact ana harfnoni-
ong alliance Of independent soyoyoiEnties
instead 81 a centralized government Or
which the States are mere sub4dlvsons
OF course democrats can not subacrife Ia
any sneh doctrine. nor viii they admit
that the results Of the eiyil war deprived
the States Of any Of the fights they pre-
yiouSiy poaasssed, assuming that the right
Of sseeazion never obtained But the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-04
a NEW YENWs SONG

Into Thy perfect peace.
Lead u.s. dear Christ in Thy divine New
Let an the storms that beat our vessels
cease
While pinbows rich appearl
Give 10 the hungry. food;
Make all the blind Thy loveiiest light to
sec,
And IN the city and The solltude.
Make men 20 look 90 Thee!
Bring every heart and home
Close TO that Calvary that claims the
cross;
Ana those that from Thy nowery foot.
prints roam
Give them Thy gain for iossl
Make an the world 10 know
Thy loving Kindness In the dark ana day
And these sad lips that name and shame
Teach them the words to say.
Make an Thy dear viii plain
So none muy wander from lts swee, EN-.
Hasten the haryesa with Thy boun,ooas
Ana give the reapers ioyi
But grant us more than an
To know through tears and PRAYING
tremulouF.
The robes Thou aias, from calvary Ia,
fall
crlmsoAea with love for rs,
Frank J., Stanton.
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CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
VERDICT OF GUILTY ~ THE HOW
ARD CASE.
Fence Critters at work Near Paris
TeHas-RcPository Of n Cans OF
ThirNc Under n worlds
Fafr Building.

Jaczz5a. Tenn. Jangsry a-Tas jury,
after -s,sv,=E ne .l-zes charge. retired
az o'c.oek last night Altar oze hc1r'
consideration they ASKED the court 90 al-
3aur- unln 3 O'Clock this morning. Long
before iAa: hour TIE court room was
crowded. every ore being anxious 70 he-e
TIE result q the famous trial
TIE Defendant and his tai;htui vile ar
rived promptly. A ii,ue later JudEe Ham
moad came in and the CLERK formally
opeaed tho case u was announced that
tie jury wished to submit their report
AID as the members Of that body fled
.rto the c1urt room silence re.Ened and
The eyes % she spectators were Fixed upon
she defendant II response 20 The usual
question from TIE judge. the jury said they
mad agreed upon vsr1tct lnti-S the de-
PENDANT guilty as charged on all counts.
The eyes and face o. the defendant
plal-ly showed hts feelings when the az
E1gccerleut vas made. he had made q
strong fight for his liberty and had lost.
NJ Canada, one OF his attorneys,
promptly entered motion Tor g new
t-.zl and arrest of judgment, ami asked
ter time u which 70 arrange The motion.
Ills ra-lls.lon was granted. IL Is thought
i1e motion Will be oyerru.e1 and sentence
- ssed before adi1uvamsn; os court.
jackson, Tenn, January 1---Dr. Howard
has been 81 the hands OF the marshal
SINCE his conviction tbs morning. When
interviewed tonight he s4lI cha verde.
% me jury was an outrage and these
was no pr-of 20 sustain their Judgment.
but he wcrl1 reserve h.s opinion until
after sentence was pronounced tomorrow.
.1ea 1e w3l-1 express himself fully and
freely.
The United States marshal ar7ests1
Ibis evening Edgar D.. smith. vs.. IS
Gleason and George E=aiy. three Of u-
Howaris New York witaezscs, charged
with perjury. Being unable 90 give hand.
they were se1t % PAL 20 gTl.- trial,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-04

Lrnouace Sc ey-str-c-toa Of ne lEad
laws pf t1e stAte be- tas r1it a ucrl-
wert ,c lls f1Zs tl1t vii. p-ll-F 81 o1
tsd.e e-Crk -c E-tt rs tr-s lu1 11L1Es
iry-n IRE s4res e. a.s-a7y. ] Fee from me
ceEs reFe- t1a- Dr. F again cane
-.-lfe f1r land c1uciss.l-.er. ARD IA
G. -strzL-s1 30 believe tfas Le VIII l-l tll-
l9Eers Vs-v -1tl 81 -1ls sHc-.-1 g Ten ts
l1- ven feE boys from t1e forks e re
creek III cu-1gss- Texas wis Be .ll4
u.a-raEl-r f1- .he l-r4 -iss.c1ar ia
1 tar as EN- concerned AIS -aE eg-ts.
ve care nothing whlteva- for ris cgfu-
ls-s ana fe5 t1at 1r- reed 70 ass!F-Ai.e=
uaa-erHr tr-l -.s lla1s -1f have We
Greg -sEel a-T EH has r.--t g. v.-li1=
'hs laUs -- take -.H csE--ss co She zone
1,-l 81 ssi--er blt - i-s courts -t tEs
Sc -1t-g- N~-y ttliy = Lal.lr.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-04
yycntner InfnrmntInn.

The area of h.gh pressure which was
central over the south atlantic states lss-
r!SEt has remained about stationary ami
the o.her. which was moving ever the
lt-tner portion VI The Rocky Mountain
slope last u.gat Gas diminished 10 i1,an-
a.y. An area II low pressure % central
tonight over the lower lakes and mere
appears 70 Dee sistt 5sloc5G-y over
N1rth Texas. The temperature has gen
orally risen except over tae eastern portion
~ the Rocky Mountains, WHARF il has
fallen decidedly The weather Is gem
erelly clear throughout the country to-
night eNeep; ma, !- Is paray cloudy %
cloudy over The Mississippi valley and ,le
take region.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-04
TrnIn RobIcrs rnnrht.

Carthage. No., January s--Cu the F-ls-
co train which passed here al O'clock
This morning were Il. % HysricE and
Claude Sheppard, two u -hs bandits who
held up o Frisco train early On ssr.am-
Der. They were ia charge et ofl- -s who
got them 90 Mississippi where they had
been arrested for burglary.
william Rartrim and wife who were
passengers co the robbed train, were at
the DEPOT this morning and tan lded the
robbers Mr.. Bartum recovered q ring
from one OF the men, and also recognized
in him the man who shot and killed Ex-
press Messenger Chapman on the morn
ing OF the hoidup
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-04
STEAMBOAT pIsAsrER.


Paducah, Ky, january 2--he Evans
vile and Tennessee diver packet w $
Nisbe. grounded en- q bar at Panther
Creek Island. l2 the Tenn assea river, six
miles above this city Monday morning,
while q route downward At - a. "a.
yesterday, while trying % SPAR OF The rceI,
her u.Eser b1il-r, located on the starboard
side ezpia5e1 The front end 81 the cabin
was wrecked. the hurricane roof demnl-
isEei. boih ch,Tuueys blown OF. and sew
erai paroles who were in the geut.smen's
sa.o1n were struck by fragments % Ey!aE
metal.
Joseph Mitchell a prominent lawyer o.
ssl.IIo. Tenn, had his head split wide
open and lived but a ;ew moments
a negro fireman was scal3Sd, and ten
members 81 the crew besides some passe1-
gers, were seriously u not fatally injured.
a young man named Waite IS believed 70
have heea blown overheard and drowned.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-04

Paris, Texas, January 3.-Last night
some miscreants cut about a mile Of the
wire fence enclosing Colonel Dohoney's
pasture, three miles west OF the city.
Every panel was cut so that none Of the
wire win be available in rebuilding the
fence who the parties were that com
mitted this act Of deyiltry are as yet
unknown. It was probably done to open
his pasture for free range and to depra-
date upon the ilmler.
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WIm 100 nnnnnnt

Chicago, January 3.-The Hamilton club
one OF the prominent social and semi
pohHoa organizations OF Chicago, has. al
Reed. decided 10 forcgo It's ANIMAL ~
quet IN view OF the financial strinrenc,,
ana suffering among the unemployed nocr
ana devote 10 charity the amount nj
festive event '"I '"e
ar. Reed had been Invited to become a
bnest OF me club at the banquet ana ne
By the club men. "PlFoFal
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-04

Yoakum, Texas, January 3.-At a dance
~ the country ar the home Of SIR Barney
AIcLouald last niEht several Young men
got into difficulty. in which yornr mon
by the name Of Whitley was baaly y.opnf-
ed with a knife. ELo was cut twice 10 tra
abdomen once I'm the side and once Ia The
back In the region OF the Kidneys lin
Kane did the cutting. Kane was ais, c,r
IN the head and on the cheek The mar
ties have been arrested, and rs soon as The
wounded sufficiently recover the uatta-
VIII be investigated by Justice .,.,. ~,
Constable Jordan. '''-
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100 80 80 49, - 100
1905 ~ -. ~ ..-- -
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a. - $500 - 4. .e- "a .rss.i1 Is.-
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-04

iNONhIoFd' H., January Burglars bIs,y
SPeh the large safe In the Franklin G.oy,
n-hh' south OF this city. last nirht arj
.liaue away with everything Of value in
s.i.., eel'" IAe concern Is private M
sy'uIon With CAPITA OF sz5GU ana
average deposits OF 5000. INC cys,Sn,'
eFs are IN the main wealthy farmers ,rhs
loss IN cash and papers Is esnn4tsd Ia.
lae bank officials at @5 0oo Uho-e b. M,
tue slightest clue as % VINO aid m, y.o,.lt
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-04

z1e1f,oa q grammar iHyolye9 u The dh-
ra-e Zoe. not rest gpoa The political char
actsr u TIE Fcteral Unign. Alexaassf
Hamilton sait -T1e United states q
America are Sometimes called tAg Union.
ai.d r5 tsey are. even % tzs day The
grammatical e5atsnu7n is thai -Enits3
siates- ls always q plural acu1 a1l thai
the vesbs s1sec1vss z-.1 rroa1uas sa3sle
- --rea -e-rra rrfv
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-04
THE UNEMPLOYED.
Four Thousand Demand Work-1'he
Mayors Promise.

Cleveland ONO. january g.-rou- thou
sand unemployed men bad meeting IN
Monumental square today and were aa-
dressed Is Mayor B-=l. Good order was
preserved. Violence was talked OF IN some
cases, buzz lt enaHatei from q few who
advocated rash methods.
The mayor promised his big audience
THAR n5Ge should s,srve so long as Re was
mayor Of Cleveland. Preparations are b.
l-g made by the city to Issue bonds 20
raise q large amount " .--ls which VIII
la eEpe. ial yo- various Improvements, N
order g. I.-y-ae SIS crk -yr ,Le army q VIZ
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-04
A nnid IN Mnnn.hincr.

Calhoun, Ca, January 3-A hundred
masked men last evening came to town
armed and prepared TO have their own way
az trouble They We're mo1ashlners whose
stills had been captured by revenue o.
hcers, who also destroyed 900 gallons OF
beer The men came after their sans. enc
when mad been loaded upon a freight ear
for shipment to court
The raiders. too strong N yc,-r,r.
attack captured the car uDioa5sI a.. q'l
sous and departed for their moYrts 't'g
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-04

Local forecast Tor Texas east Of the
loth mor'a=a Cor the tweaty-four hours
from inidr'eht.
North Texas; Fair; colder
East Texas. Generally fair, slightly
colder
Central Texas; Fair; colder over the
north portion. cooler over other portions.
Southwest Texas Fair cooler
Coast District: Generally fair; stationary
temperature.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-04
TrlIer on An NNn.1,ln.....

sin return % Washington tonlgbt ~
'ays that wnen the Statehood biils CONS
before me senate for nnal passage he Win
Work Tor the admission OF the Territories